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Applied Mathematics and Computation Seminar

Organizers:: Malgorzata Peszynska, Ralph E. Showalter. In Winter and Spring 2010 the seminar will be managed by Robert Higdon.

The AMC seminar is devoted to general topics in applied mathematics and computation. Each year, we select a focus theme, with the proportion of general to specific topics about 1-1. We welcome speakers and audience of faculty, researchers, and graduate students from mathematics, geosciences, computer science, engineering, atmospheric sciences, and all other disciplines.

This year's focused theme is "modeling and computation of flow and transport phenomena".

Attendees are encouraged to join the mailing lists: student mailing list and faculty mailing list.

Graduate students can sign up for credit as MTH 607, Fall CRN 15187.

Schedule 2004-2005
Schedule 2005-2006
Schedule 2006-2007
Schedule 2007-2008
Schedule 2008-2009

Date/Timesort iconLocationTypeLocal SpeakerGuest SpeakerTitle
09-15-2009 14:00 - 15:00GLK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarYuji KodamaChords and solitons: KP solitons in shallow water
10-02-2009 12:00 - 13:00 GLK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarRoger SamelsonMathematical modeling of coastal ocean circulation
10-09-2009 12:00 - 13:00GLK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarThilanka A. AppuhamillageSolute Transport Across an Interface
10-16-2009 12:00 - 13:00GLK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarBill GazeleyModeling and Simulation of Quantum Efficiency and Signal to Noise Ratio in CMOS Image Sensors
10-23-2009 12:00 - 13:00GLK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarRobert L. HigdonSpatial Discretization Issues in Ocean Circulation Models
10-30-2009 12:00 - 13:00GLK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarGuenther SchneiderFrom Quantum Mechanics to Computational Materials Design
11-02-2009 12:00 - 13:00GILK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarPavel SolinComputing with adaptive higher-order finite elements
11-06-2009 12:00GLK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarSon-Young YiNon-uniform Particle Size Explains Reduction in Filtration Rates with Transport Distance in Porous Media
11-13-2009 12:00GLK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarMalgorzata PeszynskaABCO2
11-20-2009 12:00GLK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarVeronika VasylkivskaKarhunen-Loeve expansion and Monte Carlo Simulation for flow in porous media
12-04-2009 12:00GLK 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarMalgorzata PeszynskaModeling evolution of methane hydrates
01-08-2010 12:00Gilkey 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarEdward C. WaymireRefractory periods in habitat selection: A mathematical perspective
01-22-2010 12:00Gilkey 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarVrushali A. BokilHigh Order Finite Difference Methods for Wave Propagation Problems
01-29-2010 12:00Gilkey 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarRoy HaggertyModeling reactive transport: The case of resazurin as a tracer for metabolic activity in streams
02-05-2010 12:00Gilkey 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarNathan L. GibsonNumerical Methods for Maxwell's Equations Involving Distributions of Polarization Relaxation Times
02-12-2010 12:00Gilkey 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarHarry YehMach Reflection of a Solitary Wave – Revisited
02-19-2010 12:00Gilkey 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarMary E. FlahiveTBA
02-26-2010 12:00Gilkey 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarCOMAP modeling contest participantsTBA
03-05-2010 12:00Gilkey 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarAdel FaridaniTBA
03-12-2010 12:00Gilkey 113Applied Mathematics and Computation SeminarEugene ZhangTBA