Anand Deopurkar
Abstract
A rational function of degree n in one variable has (2n-2) critical points. Given (2n-2) points, the number of rational functions that have those as critical points turns out to be the n-th Catalan number. I will explain a higher-dimensional generalisation of this phenomenon and the myriad of questions that it opens up.
Anand Deopurkar
Pure Mathematics
ANU
12:00-1pm, Tuesday June 2nd
Room 4082, Anita B. Lawrence