Free reading group meeting of the Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Mathematical Society with Tomasz Tkocz at Wean Hall.
Tomasz Tkocz is the featured guest at the PCG Reading Group on Thursday, October 22, at Wean Hall. It's part of the reading group's regular series, where a different mathematician or researcher takes the lead each session to walk through a specific piece of work. If you've been following the group, you know the drill: it's less of a formal lecture and more of a shared dive into a paper, with the guest leading the way and the room filling in the gaps.
Tkocz is a mathematician, and this session falls under the PCG umbrella, which centers on the reading group format. The whole point of these gatherings is to take a piece of research and work through it together, rather than just listening to a polished presentation. It's a good way to see how a paper actually gets read and discussed in real time, and it's open to anyone interested in the math.
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Wean Hall is located at 5000 Forbes Ave in Oakland, right on the Carnegie Mellon campus. If you're coming from across town, it's a straightforward trip into the heart of the university's academic hub. The session is free, so there's no ticket to worry about—you just show up. If you're not sure about the specific paper on the table, the group's calendar is the best place to check for the latest updates.
