Signalizers in groups of Lie type

We classify all CG(t)-signalizers, where G is a finite group of Lie type and t is an automorphism of G of prime order s > 3. Our results extend existing work by Korchagina ([Ko], [Ko2])

Math Department 2021-2022 Newsletter

Welcome to our annual Mathematics Department Newsletter. As we are slowly coming out of the pandemic, we were able to resume many of our normal events

Math Department 2022-2023 Newsletter

Welcome to our annual Mathematics Department Newsletter. We had an exciting year with many activities and accomplishments. Our students have received awards, attended conferences, conducted research, and have really contributed to the life of the department. Our faculty have had many accomplishments in teaching and scholarship. We conducted several events such as Alumni Night, hosted a guest speaker for the university community, had our Pi Mu Epsilon induction and awards ceremony, and much more. We have heard from several alumni and are happy to report what they are doing. Our Math Club has been becoming more active. On the curriculum front, the department is creating an innovative course, Introduction to LaTeX, which will be launched in the Fall. This course will teach students how to use the program LaTeX which is the industry standard for typesetting mathematical writing. It has been a great year and we hope you enjoy reading all about it in this newsletter