# Summer research

Summer 2020 jobs as undergraduate researcher are available under the project “Automatic complexity of Fibonacci arrays” sponsored by Decision Research Corporation (https://www.decisionresearch.com/).

URL: https://sece.its.hawaii.edu/sece
(Search for job # 253797)

Please let Prof. Kjos-Hanssen know if you are applying or if you have thoughts or questions about it. You do not have to be present on Oahu for these positions. The deadline to apply is May 8.

# Topological groups seminar

A new website, MathSeminars.org has been created by mathematicians at MIT as a place to collect online math seminars happening around the world. It already has a lot on it:  39 talks in the next week alone.

Included is a UH-based topological groups seminar organized by Wayne Lewis (and begun in a joint effort with Adolf Mader).

It runs Tuesdays 6-8 AM via Zoom (the link is accessible there). Last Tuesday we had attendees from Switzerland, South Africa, Italy, and the U.S.

# Geometric group theory seminar

### Spring 2020

The geometric group theory seminar will be starting next week. It will run on Fridays, 2:30-3:20 in Keller 402. Our first speaker will be Inkang Kim from the Korean institute of advanced study who will speak about primitive stable representations. Please let me know if you are interested in being part of our seminar mailing list. Asaf Hadari

### Fall 2019

We will begin the Geometric Group Theory seminar again in a couple of weeks. This semester it will take place on Tuesdays at 3pm in Keller 301. If you are interested in attending please email Andrew Sale to be added to the mailing list. We will work up towards a proof of $\delta$-hyperbolicity of the curve complex of a graph, and we hope to make it accessible to grad students, especially those who have had some exposure to GGT. If you have any questions about what we will cover, don’t hesitate to email. Thanks for reading and hope to see you there!