Alison Setyadi, Assistant Professor of Mathematics

 

Contact Information: 718-405-3405  alison.setyadi@mountsaintvincent.edu

 

Education:

Ph.D. Mathematics, Dartmouth College

A.M. Mathematics, Dartmouth College

B.S. Mathematics, University of Portland

 

field of specialization: number theory, combinatorics 

thesis: The Affine Buildings of the Special Llinear and Symplectic groups: A Combinatorial Perspective.

 

selected talks:

Buildings and Combinatorics: Preliminary Report (Joint  Mathematics Meetings, New Orleans, LA Jan. 2007)

An Introduction to Local Fields (Dartmouth College number  theory   seminar, Hanover, NH May 2006)

Combinatorics and Hecke Operators (20th Annual Workshop on  Automorphic Forms and Related Topics, Boulder, CO Mar. 2006)

Buildings from the Ground Up (Middlebury College  mathematics department   seminar, Middlebury, VT Nov. 2005 and University of  Portland mathematics   department colloquium, Portland, OR Oct. 2005)

Conquering Calculus Consternation, with Rachel M. Esselstein (MathFest,  Albuquerque, NM Aug. 2005)

What is a Building? (Dartmouth College graduate student  seminar,   Hanover, NH July 2005)

Main Results of Class Field Theory (Dartmouth College  number theory seminar, Hanover, NH May 2004)

The Many Ways of Proving the Infinitude of Primes  (Dartmouth College graduate student seminar, Hanover, NH Feb. 2004)

A Perspective of Higher Dimensioins (University of Portland  mathematics department colloquium, Portland, OR Feb. 2002)

invited participant and web liaison for American  Institute of Mathematics (AIM) workshop on Buildings and combinatorial  representation  theory

membership:

American Mathematical Society (AMS),
Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM),

Mathematical Association of America(MAA)

 

More information at http: //home.mountsaintvincent.edu/~alison.setyadi