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The Colloquia Streaming Page 2000


The colloquia in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, The University of Melbourne have been video taped in 2000 and as well as being transferred onto CD-ROM in MPEG format some are now available for download in Quicktime streaming format. You will need to have installed Quicktime 4 or greater and have your browser equipped with the Quicktime plugin.These can be obtained together for free from Apple's web-site. Download page for Quicktime.

The beauty of the streaming format using the Quicktime player is that you do not download the whole file before you can see the movie, and you can start viewing from any place in the movie right away.

By clicking on the images below your browser should automatically fire up the Quicktime application which will then begin streaming the movie from the beginning. However you can then move the slide control so that you can start streaming from any place in the movie. Unless you have Quicktime Pro you won't be able to save the whole movie anyway, but just in case you have, be warned that the modem versions are about 20Mb, and the T1 versions about 100Mb.

The colloquia home page is HERE and the list with abstracts of 2000 colloquia are here.


 

 

Colloquium

Speaker

and Title

 

Low resolution version

(suitable for a modem)

 

Click on the images to access the movie

Medium resolution version

(suitable for a T1 connection

or local viewing

[Uni of Melb] )

 

Click on the images to access the movie

Dr. Grant Cairns

Lie algebras; an overview

Dr. Peter Bouwknegt

The Mathematics of String Theory

Professor Michael Barnsley

Deterministic Representations of Stationary Stochastic Processes

Associate Professor Donald Taylor

Reflections on complex polytopes

Professor William J. Reed

On the size distribution of incomes, forest fires, cities, oil fields and other phenomena.

Professor Michael Eastwood

Div, grad, curl and all that

Professor Robert Gulliver

Contact structures: Twist Locally, Flow Globally

Professor Alf van der Poorten

Quasi-elliptic integrals

Professor Don Rubin

Formal Statistical Issues in the Estimation of the Causal Effects of Smoking Due to the Conduct of the Tobacco Industry

Professor Terry Speed

Post-genome bioinformatics

Associate Professor Mark Burgman

Vague concepts, empirical models and debate about genetically modified organisms

Not available
Not available

Professor Sam Ball

Mathematics and the primary school: issues of curriculum and testing Abstract:

Professor Terry Tao

Hermitian matrices, representation theory, and honeycombs

Professor Liz Sonenberg

Computing with intent

Dr Richard Jarrett

Failures in distribution networks: dirty data from the real world

Professor Amnon Neeman

Determinants, K_1 and derived categories

 
Created: 1 February, 2001 
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Authorised by: Tim Brown, Head of Department.
Maintained by: A. L. Owczarek, 
Department of Mathematics & Statistics.
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