12-minute presentations!

Lunch provided.

5 June: 12:10-1:30 PM, 185 Physics.

1. Ander Aguirre: A Few Experiments in 2-D Information Theory
2. Alexander Blaine: Decision Trees and the Dynamics of Classification
3. Benjamin Cohen-Stead: The Anatomy of a Spin—A Frustrated Ising Model
4. Zongjian Fan: Quantum Chaos in Spin-½ Chain
5. Adam Getchell: Quantum Gravity using Hidden Markov Models
6. Alaina Gibbons: Effect of Temperature and Environment Changes on the ε-Machine of a Harmonic Oscillator
7. Keerthi Vasan G. C.: When Life Gives you a Taylor Series, Make a Continued Exponential Out of It

7 June: 12:10-1:30 PM, 185 Physics.

1. Zhe Wei Kho: Restricted Boltzmann Machine Representation of Many-Body Systems
2. Adam Kunesh: Games and Competition: What Makes a Pro?
3. Carter Loftus: Inferring Influence in a Baboon Troop using Information Theory
4. Tyson Neuroth: Thoughts on Algorithmic Information theory, Physical Processes, and Neural Networks
5. Ronaldo Ortez: Information Theory in General Relativity and Quantum Field Theory
6. Kyle Ray: Variations on a Demonic Theme—Szilard's Other Engine
7. Mikhael Semaan: Thermodynamic Cost of (Elementary) Computation

Project not complete? That's expected. Focus your presentation on introducing the subject area. We are a diverse group. So, teach us a bit about your field, your interests, and your project. You'll have another week and a half to finish it up.

The preferred format, use as a guide, is described here.