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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 FunMath
1011Q: Introductory College Algebra and Mathematical
Modeling
Faculty Contact Webpage - Spring 2012 |
Spring
2012 Course Webpages: Math
2210-003: Applied Linear Algebra
Selected Past Course Webpages: Math 5020:
Introduction to Commutative Algebra - Spring 2011 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
Journal editorships:
Editorial Board
Member: International Electronic
Journal of Algebra (IEJA)
Associate Editor: Journal
of Mathematics and the Arts (JMA)
Curriculum
Vitae and Publications
My Ph.D. Students:
Su Liang -
graduated in August 2010
Ryan Schwarz -
graduated in August 2011
Strange
Attractors: Poems of Love and Mathematics
Editors: Sarah Glaz and
JoAnne Growney
CRC Press, Taylor &
Francis Group (A K Peters), 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
MAIA 520, Springer (Kluwer), 2000
Commutative
Coherent Rings
Sarah Glaz
Lecture Notes in Mathematics 137,
Springer-Verlag, 1989
Reprinted by Springer, 2007. Available online
at Springerlink.com
Review: Math
Reviews 90f:13001
Sarah
Glaz and Ryan Schwarz, Finiteness
and Homological Conditions in Commutative Group Rings,
Progress in Commutative Algebra 2, De Gruyter (2012), 129-143
Sarah
Glaz, Poetry
Inspired by Mathematics: a Brief Journey through History,
Journal of Mathematics and the Arts 5 (2011), 171-183
Sarah Glaz, The
Poetry of Prime Numbers, Proceedings of Bridges Coimbra:
Mathematics, Music, Art, Architecture, Culture (2011), 17-24
Sarah Glaz and Ryan Schwarz, Prüfer Conditions in
Commutative Rings,
The Arabian Journal of Science and Engineering 36 (2011), 967-983
Sarah Glaz, The
Enigmatic Number e: A History in Verse and its Uses in the
Mathematics Classroom,
MAA Loci: Convergence, 2010 (DOI 10.4169/loci 003482)
Sarah Glaz, Poetry
Inspired
by Mathematics, Proceedings of Bridges Pecs: Mathematics,
Music, Art, Architecture, Culture (2010), 35 - 43
Sarah Glaz and Su Liang, Modeling
with Poetry in an Introductory College Algebra Course and
Beyond, Journal of Mathematics and the Arts 3
(2009), 123-133
Silvana Bazzoni and Sarah Glaz,
The
Gaussian Properties of Total Rings of Quotients,
Journal of Algebra 310 (2007), 180-193
Silvana Bazzoni and Sarah Glaz, Prüfer
Rings, in: Multiplicative Ideal Theory in
Commutative Algebra, Springer (2006), 55-72
Sarah
Glaz, The
Weak Dimensions of Gaussian Rings, Proceedings of
the American Math. Society 133 (2005), 2507-2513
Sarah
Glaz, Prüfer
Conditions in Rings With Zero-Divisors, CRC
Press Lecture Notes in Pure and Applied Math. 241 (2005), 272-282
Sarah
Glaz, Controlling
the Zero-Divisors of a Commutative Ring, Marcel
Dekker Lecture Notes in Pure and Applied Math. 231 (2002), 191-212
Sarah
Glaz, Homological
Characterizations of Rings: The Commutative Case, The Concise Handbook of
Algebra, Kluwer (2002), 505-508
Sarah
Glaz, Finite
Conductor Properties of R(X) and R<X>, Marcel
Dekker Lecture Notes in Pure and Applied Math. 220 (2001), 231-250
Alberto
Corso
and Sarah Glaz, Gaussian
Ideals and Dedekind-Mertens Lemma, Marcel Dekker
Lecture Notes in Pure and Applied Math. 217 (2001), 131-144
Sarah
Glaz, Finite
Conductor Rings, Proceedings of the American Math.
Society 129 (2001), 2833-2843
Bridges Towson 2012
Bridges Coimbra 2011
A few recently published poems
Strange Attractors: Poems of Love
and Mathematics
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 |
First year 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. |
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Fall 2011, Sarah Glaz