10-1100/Class Photo

Our class on September 28, 2010:

Class Photo: click to enlarge

DBN: Classes: 2010-11: 10-1100/Navigation Additions to the MAT 1100 web site no longer count towards good deed points # Week of... Notes and Links 1 Sep 13 About This Class, Tuesday - Non Commutative Gaussian Elimination, Thursday 2 Sep 20 Tuesday - Homomorphisms and Normal Groups, Thursday - Isomorphism Theorems 3 Sep 27 Class Photo, HW1, HW1 solution 4 Oct 4 5 Oct 11 HW2, HW2 solution 6 Oct 18 7 Oct 25 Term Test 8 Nov 1 HW3, HW3 solution 9 Nov 8 Monday-Tuesday is Fall Break, One Theorem, Two Corollaries, Four Weeks 10 Nov 15 HW4, HW4 solution 11 Nov 22 12 Nov 29 HW5, HW5 solution 13 Dec 6 Boxing Day Handout, see also December 2010 Schedule. Some Class Notes F Dec 13 Final exam, Tuesday December 14 10-1, Bahen 6183 Register of Good Deeds Add your name / see who's in! See Non Commutative Gaussian Elimination

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Who We Are...

First name	Last name	UserID	Email	In the photo	Comments
Dror	Bar-Natan	Drorbn	drorbn@ math.toronto.edu	facing everybody, as the photographer	Take this entry as a model and leave it first. Otherwise alphabetize by last name. Feel free to leave some fields blank. For better line-breaking, leave a space next to the "@" in email addresses.
Peter	Badea	Badeamug	peter.badea @ utoronto.ca	The guy in the front right in the bright red Rubik's cube shirt - I felt it would be appropriate.	I'm actually neither a graduate student or a math student. Officially I'm an Engineering Physics student, but please don't ask me anything about engineering - I really only know about math =]
Alexander	Caviedes Castro	Alephxander	alephxander at gmail dot com	The second guy from left to right	This comment intetionally left blank
Emily	Cliff	Ecliff	e.cliff@utoronto.ca	I guess I'm the girl standing right in from of Chris Eagle. Sorry, Chris.
Chris	Eagle	cjeagle	cjeagle@ math.utoronto.ca	Towards the right, in the back row. You can see only the top of my head, as I'm directly behind someone.
Wei Xi	Fan	Victor.fan	victor.fan@ utoronto.ca	The guy in the lower-left corner; I was Photoshopped in later.	You can call me Victor. Brawl: 4855-5623-4919; Wii: 0070 5082 4349 6453
Ali	Feizmohammadi	Alifeiz64	ali.feizmohammadi @ utoronto.ca	about mid point in dark jeans and blue navy sweater under def. of equivalence of towers	Your life is what your thoughts make it.
Iva	Halacheva	Iva	ivahal@ math.utoronto.ca	Purple at the front.
Siddarth	Hari	Shari	shari @ comm.utoronto.ca	Bottom left, solo sub-picture : The guy in the blue polo shirt.	PhD student in the ECE department.
Daniel	Hay	Dhay	daniel.j.hay @ gmail.com	Peeking out from behind the bright orange shirt.
Arthur (Shaosai)	Huang	ashuang	ashuang @ utoronto.ca	G=B_2, black.	u have to look closely to find what's on the board to find me...
Jia	Ji	Jia	jia.ji @ utoronto.ca	The Asian in the middle in blue.
Allan	MeneZes	Amenezes007	amenezes007@ sympatico.ca	The only brown dude in the middle of the photo	Knowledge is Power, Ignorance is Dangerous, War is Peace
David	Reiss	David.reiss	david.reiss @ utoronto.ca	The tall guy with the striped brown shirt who looks like an ostrich that has lost its way	Ganbaro!
Andrew	Stewart	AStewart	andrewg.stewart@ utoronto.ca	The guy in the Wolverine shirt, bottom left.	I play Go on KGS. My username is kayak87, though I also use kayak88 and kayak89. (I haven't played more than two games this semester though!)
John	Thimotheus	JohnT	j.thimotheus@ utoronto.ca	Bottom left subpicture, brown polo.
Charles	Tsang	Tsangcharles	ck.tsang@ utoronto.ca	The Asian dude to the right of the word Sn under the definition of equivalence of towers	add me on PSN if you play PS3, my PSN id is tsangcharles
John	Yang	Yangjong	jonguk.yang@ utoronto.ca	The Asian slightly to the right of the centre with the word "equivalent" over his head like a halo.	Might be the only undergraduate left in this course.