Sarah GlazGraduate Director for Instructional Development |
| Department
of Mathematics University of Connecticut Storrs, CT 06269-3009 Office: MSB 202 email: glaz@math.uconn.edux |
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Ph.D. 1977 Rutgers University
B.A. 1972 Tel Aviv University
Place of Birth Bucharest,
Romania
The Math Department TA
Program Pages
Undergraduate Resources: Math
Links
for Information and Fun Academic Year 2009 -
2010: On sabbaticalMath
1011Q: Introductory College Algebra and
Mathematical Modeling
Course Coordinator Webpage - Spring 2009 This course page contains an Instructor Resources folder, Course Syllabus, and a Handouts folder valid for the academic year 2009 - 2010. Eli Glatt is the course coordinator for Math 1011Q during my sabbatical leave. For updated exam dates and other class news please see Eli Glatt's course coordinator page. |
Selected Past Course
Web Pages: Math
108QC:
Mathematical
Modeling in the Environment
- Spring 2007 2007 -
2008
University Teaching
Fellow 2004
UConn AAUP
Excellence in Teaching Innovation AwardCommutative Algebra; Homological Algebra; Non-Noetherian Ring
Theory: Coherent and Related Rings; Noetherian Ring Theory:
Cohen-Macauley and Related Rings; Mathematical Education.
AGAMOCR 2007,
University of
Connecticut, June 11 - 15, 2007
Editorial Board Member: International Electronic Journal of
Algebra
Curriculum Vitae and Publications
Strange
Attractors: Poems of Love and Mathematics
Editors: Sarah Glaz and JoAnne
Growney
A K Peters Ltd., 2008
For more
information see poetry section below
Multiplicative
Ideal Theory in
Commutative Algebra:
a
tribute
to the work
of Robert Gilmer
Editors: James Brewer, Sarah Glaz,
William Heinzer and Bruce Olberding
Springer, 2006
Non-Noetherian
Commutative Ring Theory
Editors: Scott Chapman and Sarah
Glaz
Kluwer Academic Publishers
MAIA 520, 2000
Commutative
Coherent Rings
Sarah Glaz
Springer-Verlag, Lecture Notes in Mathematics
1371
First printing 1989,
Reprinted 2007. Available
online at Springerlink.com
Review: Math
Reviews 90f:13001
The Gaussian Properties of Total Rings of
Quotients (with Silvana Bazzoni), Journal of
Algebra 310 (2007), 180 - 193, pdf
file
Prufer Rings (with Silvana
Bazzoni), Multiplicative Ideal Theory in Commutative Algebra,
Springer (2006),
55 - 72, pdf file
The Weak
Dimensions of Gaussian
Rings, Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 133 (2005), 2507 - 2513, pdf file
Prufer Conditions in Rings With
Zero-Divisors, CRC Press Lecture Notes in Pure Appl. Math.
241 (2005), 272 - 282, pdf
file
Controlling
the
Zero-Divisors of a Commutative
Ring, Marcel Dekker Lecture Notes in Pure Appl. Math. 231 (2002),
191-212
Homological
Characterizations of Rings: The Commutative Case, The Concise
Handbook of Algebra, Kluwer Publ. (2002), 505-508
Finite
Conductor
Properties of R(X) and R<X>,
Marcel Dekker Lecture Notes in Pure Appl. Math. 220 (2001), 231 - 250
Gaussian
Ideals
and Dedekind-Mertens Lemma, (with Alberto
Corso), Marcel
Dekker Lecture Notes in Pure Appl. Math. 217 (2001), 131 - 144
Finite
Conductor
Rings, Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 129
(2001),
2833
- 2843
Do you love
"mathematical" poems?
If the answer is yes, you
are in for a treat! Strange
Attractors is out ! | For your pleasure here is a
small
sample from the collection: The poem that started it all: Moon Compasses by Robert Frost I stole forth dimly in the dripping pause Between two downpours to see what there was. And a masked moon had spread down compass rays To a cone mountain in the midnight haze, As if the final estimate were hers; And as it measured in her calipers, The mountain stood exalted in its place. So love will take between the hands a face... And two other poems: from The Cyberiad by Stanislaw Lem Calculus by Sarah Glaz Links to a few other poems on Doug Norton's webpage |
Events: To celebrate the publication JoAnne Growney organized a poetry reading, Mathematics and Love at the Joint Mathematics Meeting in Washington DC, January 7, 2009. The editors, publisher, reading poets, and 100 or so mathematicians and poets in the audience, had a great time . A lovely report on the January reading by Doug Norton, SIGMAA-ARTS coordinator for the reading, Report and Reflections on "Poetry of Love and Mathematics: a Reading" To celebrate the book's arrival to UConn and Valentine Day 2009, Sarah held a reading at the UConn CooP, on February 12. Terese Karmel wrote a Valentine Day article about the volume in the Willimantic Chronicle, The mathematics of Valentine's Day. April is National Poetry Month and Mathematics Awareness Month. To celebrate the conjunction, on April 6, Sarah read from the anthology at The Litchfield County Writers Project, UConn Torrington Campus. UConn Advance published an article, by Sherry Fisher, about the book on April 13: Mathematics and love coupled in professor's book of poetry. |
Last
Modified: Spring 2009, Sarah
Glaz