Figured we could use a place to discuss and plan what we are going to do.
Lecture topics


Has everyone chosen their topics? It would be nice to know whats left to choose from.

Matt and I were thinking about doing inner product space stuff and aproxomation stuff and maybe metric spaces a little . Nothing quite hammered out yet

For anyone that's interested: Newman's Short Proof of the Prime Number Theorem i.e. $\pi(x) \sim x/\log x$

@Ricky_Bobby and I (Taylor and Matt) will be presenting on Monday and Wednesday of next week (3/4 and 3/6).
I believe on Monday we will be building up Inner Product Spaces and L^2.
The content for Wednesday will probably involve approximating functions with Legendre polynomials, which Taylor talks about here.

@violincounter Sounds good! Let's plan on chatting about the talk some time soon.

Just to clarify with everyone, I will be giving a lecture on affine sets Wednesday 4/20.