Mathematics seminar: Geometry of Gerrymandering: Why Redistricting is so Difficult and How Mathematics Can Help

Dr. Erika Ward, Jacksonville University, will be speaking over Zoom; the title and abstract follow.

Title: Geometry of Gerrymandering: Why Redistricting is so Difficult and How Mathematics Can Help
Abstract: How we group people to elect representatives has a tremendous effect on who gets elected. How does it work? How does Gerrymandering happen? Mathematicians are harnessing geometry to create tools to combat the problem... but even deciding what's fair is more difficult than it sounds.

Please contact Johanna Franklin at johanna.n.franklin@hofstra.edu for the Zoom link.

Date: Friday, February 26

Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

 

Friday, February 26, 2021

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Zoom
Zoom Link
 Online, NY 00000


Contact:

Johanna Franklin

Phone: 516-463-5739

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