March Lectures

Week of March 2-6

Mar 2: Three famous theorems in finite sets (cont). Student presentation: Completing Latin squares. [A1 in]
Mar 4: Student presentation: Completing Latin squares (cont). Deadline to decide project topic. [A2 out]

Week of March 9-13

Mar 9: Student presentation: Completing Latin squares (cont). Sets, functions, and the continuum hypothesis.
Mar 11: Student presentation: Sets, functions, and the continuum hypothesis (cont). Identities versus bijections.

Week of March 16-20

Mar 16: Student presentation: Identities versus bijections (cont). Probability makes counting (sometimes) easy.
Mar 18: Student presentation: Probability makes counting (sometimes) easy (cont). Shuffling cards.

Week of March 23-27

Mar 23: Shuffling cards (cont).
Mar 25: Shuffling cards (cont). Student presentation: Of friends and politicians.

Week of March 30 - April 3

Mar 30: Student presentation: Of friends and politicians (cont). Student presentation: Dinitz problem. [A2 in]
Apr 1: Student presentation: In praise of inequalities. [Deadline to submit project] Revision of course, and course evaluations.

To February lectures.