The Gonality of Rook Graphs by Prof. Noah Speeter, Mathematics Class of 1960s Speaker
Fri, September 30th, 2022
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm
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The Gonality of Rook Graphs by Prof. Noah Speeter, University of Kentucky, Mathematics Class of 1960s Speaker, Friday, September 30, 1 – 1:45 pm, North Science Building 017, Wachenheim.
Abstract: The gonality game is a type of chip-firing game which is played on graphs which has interesting applications to algebraic geometry. The objective of this game is to ensure that no vertex on our graph has a negative number of chips after one is stolen. In this talk we will learn optimal strategies for winning on 2-dimensional rook graphs.
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