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Math Workshops

Programs attended

  • Undergraduate Training in Mathematics, SRIBS Kottayam, Kerala (19-27 Dec 2015),
  • Presented a Paper on ' RSA Cryptosystems ' at MESMAC International Conference, (15 Feb 2017),
  • Initiation Into Mathematics (Mini MTTS), KSOM Calicut, Kerala (24-30 April 2017),
  • Young Talent Nurture 2017, IIST Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala (22 May - 3 June 2017),
  • FACETS 2017, IMSc Chennai, Tamil Nadu (3-4 July 2017),
  • Short Term Course on ' Introduction To Cryptography ', NIT Trichy, Tamil Nadu (1 - 5 Nov 2017),
  • Nurture 2017 Winter School, Central University of Tamil Nadu,(10 - 22 Dec 2017),
  • Presented a Paper on ' Digital Signatures ' at MESMAC International Conference, (9 Jan 2018),
  • Summer Workshop for MSc Students, Kerala School of Mathematics, Calicut,(23 April -05 May 2018),
  • Mathematics Training and Talent Search Programme MTTS 2018, SSN Chennai, (21 May - 16 June 2018)
  • Reading Course on Functional Analysis and Operator Theory, Kerala School of Mathematics, Calicut (17 - 29 Dec 2018)
  • Annual Foundation School I, University of Hyderabad,(06 May - 01 Jun 2019)
  • Ergodic Correspondence and Combinatorics, Online talk by Prof Hillel Furstenberg, Gujarat University, Ahmedabad (Nov 2020)
  • NASI-TMC Summer School on Differential Geometry, Central University of Punjab, Bathinda (Jul 2021)
  • Annual Foundation School II, National Centre for Mathematics, Mumbai (Dec 2021)
  • National Workshop On Ancient Indian Mathematics, Central University of Punjab, Bathinda (Mar 2022)
  • Applications of Linear Algebra to Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence, ARSD College, University of Delhi (Aug 2022)
  • Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems, International Centre for Theoretical Sciences, Bengaluru (Dec 2022)
  • Presented a paper on 'k-type chaos of Zd-actions' at International Conference On Mathematics For Data Science & Dynamics -2024 (ICMDD-2024), Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology (RSET), Kochi (Feb 2024)
  • National Conference on the Recent Developments in Mathematical Sciences-2024, University of Hyderabad (Feb 2024)

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