Schedule for Steven Miller: Cell
617-835-3982; email: sjm AT williams.edu Teaching Schedule All meetings
walking meetings or in my office unless
otherwise specified (Wachenheim 339)
Jan 4: Sat 945am:
98 Pittsfield Ave: Cam's Toyota Appointment
Jan 4: Sat: Pizza Party Skating: Athlete Pizza Party:
The 2025 BSWG Figure Skating Athlete Party will be held at the Reily Room
located in the Weston Athletic Complex starting at 6:30pm on
Saturday, January 4, 2025.
Jan 5: Sun: 205pm: 2024 Bay State Games Lansing Chapman Ice Rink,
Williams College Sunday, January 05, 2025: 339 2:05 PM Aspire 3 Girls Free
Skate Grp C
Jan 7: Albany, NY to Seattle, WA
Tuesday, January 7, 2025:
Record Locator: LKIGUO
836 American Airlines 11:34 AM ALB 1:56 PM CLT
506 American Airlines 4:15 PM CLT 7:10 PM SEA
Jan 8: Wed: PiMuEpsilon:
PME Council Mtg
Sheraton Eagle Boardroom
8-11
Jan 8-11 JMM Seattle
AMS-SIMODE Special Session on Modeling Matters in Teaching and Learning
Differential Equations, II on Wednesday 01/08/2025 from 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM.
Leslie meets Prey and Predators: From Modeling to Research: Starts 8am
Chelan 4, Seattle Convention Center Arch at 800 Pike
Jan 8: Wed: 215-230pm: Hung Group: PairEqs:
305 (Level Three, Seattle Convention Center Arch at 705 Pike)
Jan 8: Sadly also have the SIMIODE modeling: 4-420pm:
Chelan 4, Seattle Convention Center Arch at 800 Pike
Jan cmo8: Awards: AWM: 4:45 pm – 5:45
pm in Ballroom 6E of the Seattle Convention Center.
Jan 8: 6-830 PME: Opening Reception:
Jan 9: Thurs:
11am: SergeiG: Registration Desk or AMS Booth at the Book Exhibit
Jan 9: Thurs: 3pm PACIFIC: 6pm MtG
meeting
Jan 9: Thurs:
320pm Elsevier Booth 620 Peter Linsley
Jan 9: ARRIVE BY 3:45/3:50: 4-5pm: Springer Booth
Date: Thursday, January 9, 2025
Time: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Location: Elsevier Booth #620
Here is a registration link for participants to express their interest in
joining the session. Please feel free to share it further:
https://forms.office.com/r/JaGYV43hxx
Jan 9: Thurs: 730-9pm Fellows
of the AMS Dessert Reception Willow Room of the Sheraton
Grand Seattle, on the second floor. - can bring a guest, welcoming
remarks/photos at 8pm-ish
Jan 9: Thurs: 3pm PACIFIC: 6pm MtG
meeting
Jan 10: PME BREAKFST 7am
PME
Enthusiast'sBreakfastat
the JMM, where you can enjoy a freebreakfast,
hear important PME announcements, and network with other PME Enthusiasts. We
appreciate everything you do to support our PME students, and thisbreakfastis
just a small token of our appreciation.
Jan 10: Fri: 8am Navvye
616 (Level Six, Seattle Convention Center Arch at 705 Pike)
Jan 10: Fri: YellowPigs: Date:
Friday, January 10, 2025
*Time: 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM
*Room Name: Cedar A, 2nd Floor, at the Sheraton Grand Seattle
Jan 10: Friday, Jan. 10, 10am - noon Pacific: 1-3PM Eastern: Mathematical
Inquiry:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84637103762?pwd=HwDR6MV3RLYjcMJzqBawL6ktJJil12.1
Jan 10: Fri: 1230-2pm:
Hall 4B (Level Four, Seattle Convention Center Arch at 705 Pike): Poster:
Zhangze Li: Prime Sums
Jan 10: Fri: 330 - 5pm: poster session: Hall 4B (Level 4, Seattle Convention
Center Arch at 705 pike):
Sajid Bin Mahamud<sajidbmahamud@reed.edu>
Jan 10: Fri: PRobably cannot make it:
Embracing AI and Formalization: Experimenting with Tomorrow's Mathematical
Tools with Jarod Alper(University
of Washington)
Friday, January 10
from 5
- 6 pm
Ballroom 6C, Seattle Convention Center Arch at 705 Pike
Jan 10: Fri: 530pm: Winners will
also be recognized during the AWM reception taking place at 5:30 on Friday,
January 10, 2025 in Grand Ballroom D of the Sheraton Grand Seattle Hotel.
Jan 11: AMS Special Session on L-functions, Automorphic Forms, and Their
Applications, I on Saturday 01/11/2025 from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM.
Upper Bounds for the Lowest First Zero in Families of Cuspidal Newforms
Jan 11: Caroline:
Saturday at 11:30 in Skagit 1. Cashman
Jan 11: Sat: Noon polymath Jr meeting
Seattle, WA to Albany, NY:
Record Locator: LKIGUO
Saturday, January 11, 2025 to Sunday, January 12, 2025
2793 American Airlines 10:18 PM SEA 6:10 AM CLT
836 American Airlines 8:55 AM CLT 10:49 AM ALB
Jan 14: Tues: 1115am Wach339 walk LeoG or lunch depending on weather
Feb 17 check in Feb 18 check out: Hampton Inn Norwich: 154 Salem Turnpike,
Norwich, CT 06360 (breakfast, 2 queens)
Feb 17:
02/17/2025 at 8:00 AM at our Online Classroom location drivers ed
Feb 28-Mar 2: GymFest Kayla: DCU Center Worcester
Mar 2025
Mar 3: Mon: Abstracts due March 5th
for San Luis Obispo: : https://www.ams.org/cgi-bin/abstracts/abstract.pl.
Mar 4: Tues: 11am Budz
Mar 14 - 16: Bethesda Marriott
5151 Pooks Hill Road Bethesda, Maryland 20814
$291.54 03/14/2025 to 03/16/2025
should be two queens
phone: +1 301-897-9400
Mar 15: Kali BatM
Jul: tuition support for CAM from Williams: Nothing you really need to do
until the first term bill arrives. At that time there will be a form
(accessed via
workday|menu|requests|create request|all) that you need to fill out and
attach the first tuition bill. That bill usually
shows up from the college around July or August of the summer before they
start.
Reference is Cassels-Schinzel, Selmer's conjecture and families of
elliptic curves, 1982 Bull. London Math Soc. (sign -1 family of elliptic
curves)
Conrey and Snaith that paper provides an alternative approach to
identities such as the work of Gao. See
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1212.5537.pdf This preprint deals with
matching up the combinatorics in work of Rudnick-Sarnak. Brian tells me that
forthcoming work of Amy Mason (also referenced in the paper) should deal with
the symplectic case.
389: give seq from analysis of series: comparing a_n with next two terms
(see inbox)
RAMANUJAN: {\bf Added in proof:}
Recent work on generalized Ramanujan primes has been done by Christian Axler,
Vladimir Shevelev, Anitha Srinivasan and others. See \url{https://oeis.org/A104272}
for links to their papers.
Kershaw is holding opponents to a .318 OPS (.130/.164/.154) during the streak.
For reference, major-league pitchers have a .306 OPS at the plate this season,
so essentially Kershaw has turned every hitter into a pitcher.
http://espn.go.com/blog/statsinfo/post/_/id/92818/kershaws-numbers-will-wow-you
this is an EXCELLENT example of putting a stat or number in context. you don't
know what OPS is, fine, he's making hitters look like pitchers at the plate!
what's the maximum amount you can ensure yourself of winning, given you have a
1000:1 on the pats active and the giants are trading at....
341: http://blogs.stat.ncsu.edu/jobs/
Attached please find my letter of recommendation for . If you could confirm
receipt that would be appreciated, and if you need anything else please just let
me know.
page 447: the first equation after the cauchy distribution definition says
the integral is 0 but it should be \pi
\begin{quote} One of the most important parts of research is learning how to
frame a question in a good way, a way that highlights the key features of the problem and allows us to then
apply our tools to solve it. This is not easy, and this is often the step that requires the most creativity. --Jamie
Lesser (Williams '17) \end{quote}
has ($27.08 for barbie gymnastics; added $50 from Lenox; +$.37 from folks
hanukkah, -$75.20 for doll and backpack; added $25 from AuntS), has $89 in
refereeing.
-$7.38 on 1/13 for doll shoes
now at $240.71: +$75 on 1/30 for refereeing, has $89 in refereeing
now at $92.77 (paid 151.94 for American Girl items, but we then paid $4 of
that), has $89 in refereeing
now at $142.77 (gave me $50 cash), has $89 in refereeing
now at $242.77 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (received $140 for
refereeing FLT paper for JNT)
now at $267.77 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (received $25 from J's for
bday)
now at $271.77 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing ($4 left over from my folks)
now at $321.77 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing ($50 from refereeing another
FLT)
now at $313.28 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (bought $8.49 fidget grid)
now at $413.28 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (got $200 for refereeing,
but put $100 in the bank and I am matching)
now at $413.28 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (got $200 for Uversity, put
in bank and I matched)
now at $375.28 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (blanket, grip bag, bead
kit, hair clips)
now at $400.28 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (got $250 in math help, $25
to amazon, rest directly deposited in her account)
now at $389.67 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (bought case for earbuds)
now at $390.07 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (adjusting to match kayla)
now at $380.07 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (bought knitting items 6/18)
now at $364.14 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (bought eyes and stuff for
croquetting)
now at $366.14 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing (gave her $2 for eyes for
milkshake the cow) and $47 in unused birthday money.
Kayla owes $32.24 for leo purchases from gkelite.com on 9-16-24
spent $41.40 from unused bday money: $366.14 in Amazon and $129 in
refereeing and $5.60 in unused birthday money and owes $32.24 for leo
purchase
now at $366.14 in Amazon and $129 in refereeing and owes $26.64 for leo
purchase (combined with the $5.60 in unused bday)
Cam:
Cam has $200 from refereeing
Cam now at $111.31 (paid $88.69 on 1/16 for two planes).
Cam now at $186.31 (received $75 for refereeing on 1/31)
Cam now at $260.69 (owed him $74.38 in his amazon balance)
Cam now at $219.08 (paid $41.61 for delta plane on 2/6)
Cam now at $185.09 (paid $33.99 for gates)
At $325.09 (received $140 for refereeing FLT paper for JNT)
At $350.09 (received $25 from J's for bday)
At $400.09 (received $50 for refereeing another FLT)
At $350.74 (bought a $49.35 midway artwork)
At $340.00 (lost $10.74 for not having his cell phone when we went for ice
cream)
At $338.00 (lost $2 for not having phone twice).
At $338.00 (got $200 for refereeing and $120 for setting up Uversity, put
all in bank and I am matching that)
At $190.16 (paid $147.84 for three planes from diecast)
At $106.16 (paid $126.59 for 3 planes, we did 1 for grades, charged
$84)
Greetings. Attached please find my letter of recommendation for
If
you could confirm receipt that would be appreciated; if you need anything else
please let me know. Thank you.
Once
you send a correct soln to any riddle on the page I'm happy to share the
password to the student/teacher corner, which has
comments on the problems, solutions, as well as good partial solutions and
discussions on the thought process.
Based on the referee report, the paper is not
appropriate for JNT, and the author is encouraged to submit to another journal.
REFEREE REPORT:
The paper is a nice contribution, but as there are no new
techniques / strong applications, given the large backlog JNT has I recommend it
be sent elsewhere.
REFEREE REPORT:
qqq
Once the minor items of the referee are addressed the paper will be ready to
be recommended for publication in JNT. When you resubmit please include a short
note stating what changes you have made, and how many pages the new version is.
Thank you.
The minor concerns of the referee have
been addressed, and the paper is ready to be recommended for publication in JNT.
REFEREE REPORT:
The result and methods are too close to what exists in the literature to
rise to the level of a research article; however, if the author is
interested I woudl suggest they consider converting this to a submission
for the Fibonacci Quarterly's problem section. This would entail isolating
a good question from their results and publishing just that, inviting
readers to submit (assuming the problem editors feel the proposed problem
is appropriate). If no one submits a solution in a certain period of time,
I believe the journal then publishes solutions by the proposer.
The submitted paper is a good fit for the Fibonacci quarterly. It's on a
subject of interest to many of its readers. I give only a high level
assessment here: the arguments appear valid and the conclusions are
reasonable given the methods employed. If a more detailed report is able
to confirm the validity of the arguments, I support publication in the
journal.
