Featured Projects
Here are a few projects that exemplify the wonderful research students from the Mathematics department have done over the years.
Additional Research Projects
These are all the projects the Mathematics department has presented at SSRD in the last few years.
2018
- History of Symmetric Key Ciphers - Jaime McConachie (Thesis)
- Information Theory - Journey Penney (Thesis)
- Index Calculus and Hasse Lifting - Daphne Jacobsen (Thesis)
- Closed Braids and Alexander's Theorem - Alison Najmy (Thesis)
- Region Crossing Change is an Unknotting Operation - Ashlyn Witherwax (Thesis)
- Knot Games: An Investigation on unknotting and smoothing - Jeff Decker (Thesis)
- Separating Examples of the Intersection Graphs of Convex Sub-Polygons of k-Lizards - Kyle Salois
- Creating Problems: The Art of Stamping Graphs - Zechariah Hazel
2017
- k-majority Tournaments in Graph Theory - Dane Miyata, Jeremy Coste (Thesis)
- The Accountable Art Gallery Problem - Samuel Coste, Boyuan Lyu (Thesis)
- Efficient Mino Foldings - Taylor Matsumura, Rufei Men, Mattie Wiltbank (Thesis)
2015
- Doubly Periodic Functions - Katherine Lacy (Independent Research)
- Intersection Multiplicity for Polynomials - David Livingston (Independent Research)
- Symmetric Key Cryptography - Yang Lin (Independent Research)
- Lattice Based Cryptography - Taylor Mutch (Independent Research)
- Security and Perfect Secrecy - Rebecca Harper (Independent Research)
- Independent Study in Go - Hayden Parker (Independent Research)