Stony Brook MathCamp 2022

Each day from 9-5, there will be a session running for the classes, which will remain active when classes are not in session. Think of this as the "classroom" where the classes will take place, but also where you can talk to other students or instructors between/before/after classes. The link to the session is

Mathcamp 2022 classroom

If you like this MathCamp, you might be interested in the Della Pietra High School Applied Math Program, on several Saturdays in the Fall and Spring.

Monday
Zoom recording  passcode: T1H?$OQV
9:30-10:45	Lisa Marquand	Cryptography I	Here is some material for the class. Make a copy in a way that you can mark it up (printed or electronically). Here are the notes from today.
11:15-12:30	Randall Kayser	Platonic Solids
1:45- 3:00	Lauren Dawnkaski	Introduction to Graph Theory	It will be useful to have a copy of the figures for the class in a format you can mark up.
3:30- 4:45	Tom Sexton	Finite Difference Equations	Here are power-point slides about modeling the the spread of an epidemic and an associated Excel spreadsheet.
Today we will have some KenKen puzzles. Here are several for you to try: KenKen #1ab, KenKen #2ab, KenKen #3ab, KenKen #4ab, KenKen #5ab, KenKen #6ab, or you can play online.
Tuesday
Zoom recordings part 1  passcode1: @K7Ve#6!  and also part 2 passcode2: =t6fP=#a
9:30-10:45	Shamuel Auyeung	Complex Numbers
11:15-12:30	Dylan Galt	Elliptic Curves I
1:45- 3:00	Herb Lewis	Linear Programming	Several powerpoints: Simplex Method, Graphical Method for Maximization, Graphical Method for Minimization, and Special Cases and Sensitivity Analysis. Also, here is a maximization problem and an associated spreadsheet.
3:30- 4:45	Will Lim	Fractals I	Here is some material for the class.
Since you are all now crypto-experts, here are some Ciphers (also known as "crypto-quotes"): Cipher #1, Cipher #2, Cipher #3, Cipher #4, Cipher #5, or you can generate one online.
Wednesday
Zoom recording  passcode: G*%jpw5t
9:30-10:45	Lisa Marquand	Cryptography II	Here are the notes from both sessions.
11:15-12:30	Will Lim	Fractals II	Here are the notes from both classes.
1:45- 3:00	Randall Kayser	Geometry of Complex Numbers
3:30- 4:45	Christine Pitocco	Forecasting	Here are the PowerPoint slides for this class.
Today we have Suko. Here are some for you to try: Suko #1, Suko #2, Suko #3, Suko #4, Suko #5, Suko #6, Suko #7, Suko #8, Suko #9, Suko #10 or you can play online.
Thursday
Zoom recording  passcode: C3Bbhq?2
9:30-10:45	Shamuel Auyeung	Hamiltonian and Eulerian Graphs and Error Correction
11:15-12:30	Dylan Galt	Elliptic Curves II
1:45- 3:00	Vinicius Canto-Costa	Introduction to Knot Theory	The following Numberphile videos are quite relevant: What is a Knot? and Prime Knots. (or see the following playlist with more.)
3:30- 4:45	Spencer Cattalani	Topology	It will be helpful to have paper, scissors, and tape available. Also, these two Numberphile videos (Unexpected Shapes, part 1 and part 2) are relevant.
Finally, we have Two Not Touch (aka "StarBattle"). TwoNotTouch #1+2, TwoNotTouch #3+4, TwoNotTouch #5+6, TwoNotTouch #7+8, TwoNotTouch #9+10, TwoNotTouch #11+12, or you can play online.
Friday
Zoom recording  passcode: Vq3.q2#C
9:30-10:45	Thomas Graf	Computational Linguistics	See the slides for the class.
11:15-12:30	Spencer Cattalani	Geometry
As a parting gift, here are some Kakuro puzzles (aka Cross-sums): Kakuro #1, Kakuro #2, Kakuro #3, Kakuro #4, Kakuro #5, Kakuro #6, Kakuro #7, Kakuro #8, or, of course, you can do them online.