The Cecil T. and Marion C. Holmes Mathematics Lecture Fund was established in 1977 by friends, colleagues, and former students to honor Cecil T. Holmes, a member of the faculty for thirty-nine years and Wing Professor of Mathematics.
William Dunham
May 3, 2007
Newton and Leibniz: Mathematicians at War
Aaron Fogelson
November 2, 2005
A Mathematician's Look at Blood Clotting
Charles S. Peskin
September 26, 2005
Fractal Geometry of the Aortic and Pulmonic Heart Valves
Donald Richards
March 10, 2004
Genetic Algorithms
Michael Starbird
February 5, 2003
The Fourth Dimension
Donald Bentley
October 11, 2001
Statistical Reasoning and the Dead Sea Scrolls
David A. Field
February 8, 1999
Manufacturing, Robotics and Computational Geometry
Jessica Utts
March 30, 1998
How to Detect Misleading Statistics
Mary Lou Zeeman
April 15, 1997
Getting Things in Perspective
David M. Bressoud
January 25, 1996
The Search for Proof: How to Count Alternating Sign Matrices
Thomas F. Banchoff
January 16, 1992
The Fourth Dimension and Computer Animated Geometry
Richard C. Larson
April 25, 1991
Models of New York
Lynne Billard
April 19, 1990
Statistical and Modelling Aspects of the AIDS Epidemic
Floyd L. Williams
October 27, 1986
Infinite Series Identities Via the Transformation of Theta
Henry O. Pollak
March 10, 1986
School Buses, Baseball and Public-Key Cryptography
Philip J. Davis
November 18, 1982
Iteration as a Way of Life
Richard L. Chittim
November 19, 1981
Elegance in Pure Geometry: The Euler Line
Jonathan D. Lubin
April 19, 1978
Advanced Arithmetic