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Welcome to the Department of Mathematics & Computer Science
Our computer science, mathematics and statistics faculty and instructors are top of the line, with credentials to rival other universities in and outside of Canada.
We offer Bachelor of Science undergraduate degrees in Applied Statistics, Computer Science and Mathematics. Both Master's and Doctoral levels of study are also available. Department faculty are currently working with students studying at each of these levels, many of whom are graduate students from around the world. Learn more about our majors and minors.
Undergraduate students may have opportunities to do research projects with our faculty, using modern facilities, for hands-on experience. Several department faculty have independent research programmes supported by agencies such as NSERC and IBM Canada, and at times, there may be a collaboration with other disciplines.
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Department Highlights
Lethbridge Number Theory & Combinatorics Seminar
Guest: Dr. Fatma Cicek
From: University of Northern British Columbia
Topic: Moments of Some Rankin-Selberg Convolution L-functions Near The Central Point
Date: Monday, November 4, 2024
Time: 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm
Location: Markin Hall M1090
Abstract. In this talk, we will study the first and second twisted moments of some Rankin-Selberg convolution L-functions of an automorphic form of prime power level. Our first moment result can be used to prove that automorphic forms of suitable weight and prime level are determined by the central values of their Rankin-Selberg L-functions for convolutions with forms of prime power level. Our second moment result provides, partially, a prime power level version of an earlier result of Kowalski, Michel and VanderKam for Rankin-Selberg convolutions of automorphic forms of prime level. This is joint work with Alia Hamieh from the UNBC.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!!
Programming Contest.
The 2024 Alberta Collegiate Programming Contest took place last Saturday, with participants from the University of Alberta, University of Calgary, University of Lethbridge, Mount Royal University, MacEwan University, and SAIT. Four teams represented our university in the contest:
Division 1:
U of L Team 1: Luc D'Ippolito, Justin Ma, Noel Roemmele (8th)
U of L Team 2: Arrol Cardoz, James Huston, Mushfiqur Rahman (16th)
U of L Team 3: Logan Debogorski, Caleb Farnsworth, Jimmy Tran (17th)
Division 2:
U of L Team 4: Hashem Alkadri, Mani Marami, Gurpreet Singh (14th)
The teams will be travelling tot he University of Calgary Nov 8-10 to compete at the 2024 Rocky Mountain Regional Contest.
The complete standings, problems, etc. can be found at: https://acpc24.kattis.com/
Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations to our five recipients of the Myrtle Ruth Bodie Scholarship for 2024. They received letter of congratulations from the Committee Chair, Andrew Fiori.
Golnoush Farzanfard, Kennedy Lanigan, Vlad Zaitsev, Noel Roemmele, Mollie Wheeler
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Shining Education Graduate Andrew Denton
An outdoorsman and math teacher, Andrew Denton believes that if you can't place yourself in an engaging learning environment, you must create one yourself. He now takes the next step in his …
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Shining Student David Neufeld
David Neufeld has been fascinated by technology since a very young age, and studying computer science seemed an obvious choice. At ULethbridge, he has had numerous opportunities to further his academic and professional …
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Shining Math Student Caleb Van't Land
Engaging in summer research with Dr. Hadi Kharaghani from the Department of Mathematics & Computer Science, Caleb Van’t Land has delved into mathematical research, gaining invaluable experiences.
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