Applied Mathematics Seminars — Fall 1987

Applied Mathematics Seminars

Penn State University: 1987-88 Session
Time: 4:30 p.m. Room: 117 McAllister
FALL SEMESTER 1987

Converted from past_seminars/cam_colloquium/fall87.dvi (DVI) — 21 talks.

Date Speaker Affiliation Title
Wed 19 Aug 87 J.P. Albert Dept. of Math., Univ. of Oklahoma Stability of internal solitary waves
Fri 28 Aug 87 R.E. Meyer Dept. of Math., Univ. of Wisconsin A simple explanation of the Stokes phenomenon
Tue 1 Sep 87 B. Turkington Dept. of Math., Univ. of Massachusetts A variational approach to nonlinear planetary waves
Fri 4 Sep 87 T.B. Benjamin Mathematical Institute, Univ. of Oxford On gravity currents
Fri 11 Sep 87 R. de la Llave Dept. of Mathematics, Princeton Univ. Computer assisted proofs in Analysis
Fri 18 Sep 87 T.B. Benjamin Mathematical Institute, Univ. of Oxford Buckling of viscous sheets
Fri 25 Sep 87 F. Abergel Dept. of Mathematics, Penn State Univ. Optimal conditions for constrained optimal-control problems
Tue 29 Sep 87 F.E. Browder Rutgers University Nonlinear and global analysis
Fri 2 Oct 87 C.E. Wayne Dept. of Mathematics, Penn State Univ. Lyapunov exponents for large systems
Thu 8 Oct 87 L. Caffarelli Institute for Advanced Studies, Princeton W 2,pestimates for fully nonlinear elliptic p.d.e.’s.
Fri 9 Oct 87 M. Avellaneda Courant Institute of Math’l Sciences The effective conductivity of three-dimensional polycrystal aggregates
Fri 16 Oct 87 E. Barouch Dept. of Math., Clarkson University Some mathematical aspects of nonlinear optics
Fri 23 Oct 87 W. Craig Dept. of Mathematics, Stanford University Symmetry of the solitary wave
Fri 30 Oct 87 W.W. Hager Dept. of Math., Penn State Univ. Dual techniques for constrained optimization
Fri 6 Nov 87 P.C. Chatwin Dept. of Mathematics, Brunel University Concentration fluctuations in turbulent flows
Tue 10 Nov 87 B. Lucier Depts. of Math. & Comp. Sci., Purdue Univ. Regularity for discontinuous solutions of scalar conservation laws
Fri 13 Nov 87 J.M. Tarbell Dept. of Chemical Eng., Penn State Univ. Studies in cardiovascular fluid dynamics
Fri 20 Nov 87 R. Kress Dept. of Mathematics, University of Göttingen Optimization methods in inverse acoustic scattering
Fri 4 Dec 87 A.S. Carasso National Bureau of Standards Infinitely divisible pulses and the reconstruction of dynamic Green’s functions
Fri 11 Dec 87 T.T. Warner Meteorology Dept., Penn State Univ. Research applications of three-dimensional, primitive equation models in meteorology
Thu 17 Dec 87 M. Kruskal Dept. of Mathematics, Princeton University Asymptotics beyond all orders