Applied Mathematics Seminars — Fall 1988

Applied Mathematics Seminars

Penn State University: 1988-89 Session
Time: 4:30 p.m. Room: 117 McAllister
FALL SEMESTER 1988

Converted from past_seminars/cam_colloquium/fall88.dvi (DVI) — 19 talks.

Date Speaker Affiliation Title
Thu 1 Sep 88 T.B. Benjamin Depts of Math., PSU & Oxford Univ. "Hydrodynamic bifurcation phenomena’ (Departmental Colloquium: To be held at 4:00 p.m. in 102 McAllister)
Fri 2 Sep 88 J. Cusumano Eng. Science & Mechanics, PSU Instabilities, nonlinear modes and low-dimensional chaos in the dynamics of elastic rods
Fri 9 Sep 88 F. Abergel Dept. of Mathematics, PSU A mathematical theory for free-surface flows on unbounded do- mains
Fri 16 Sep 88 D. Arnold Dept. of Mathematics, Maryland University The Reissner-Mindlin plate model
Fri 16 Sep 88 M.-C. Calderer Dept. of Math., George Mason Univ. The asymptotic shapes of largely deformed, non-linearly elastic rods and shells
Fri 23 Sep 88 T. B. Benjamin Depts of Math., PSU & Oxford Univ. Vortex breakdown
Fri 30 Sep 88 A. Politi Dept. of Mathematics, Drexel University & University of Florence Scaling laws in strange attractors
Fri 7 Oct 88 L.R. Scott Dept. of Mathematics, PSU Numerical techniques for incompressible fluid flow
Fri 14 Oct 88 R. Pego Dept. of Mathematics, Univ. of Michigan Metastable patterns for the equation “ut = #2 uxx - f (u)”.
Fri 21 & Sat 22 Oct 88 The Finite-Element Circus
Fri 28 Oct 88 J. Maynard Department of Physics, PSU Tuning up a quasi crystal
Fri 4 Nov 88 R. Sachs Department of Mathematics, PSU Solitary waves in stratified fluids
Fri 11 Nov 88 P. Carpenter Depts. of Engineering, PSU & Exeter University The effects of wall flexibility on hydrodynamic stability
Fri 18 Nov 88 T.J. Pedley Dept. of Bioengineering, Georgia Tech., & D.A.M.T.P. Cambridge "Flow in collapsible tubes’ * * Joint seminar with the Department of Chemical Engineering.
Tue 29 Nov 88 A. Fokas Dept. of Mathematics, Clarkson University Recent developments in Soliton Theory
Thu 1 Dec 88 C. Johnson Dept. of Math., Chalmers Univ. of Tech. Streamline-diffusion finite element methods for conservation laws
Fri 2 Dec 88 T. Beale Dept. of Mathematics, Duke University Some mathematical issues in nonlinear wave theory
Wed 7 Dec 88 J.-C. Saut Lab d’Analyse Num’erique, Universit’e de Paris-Sud The Cauchy problem for the Davey-Stewartson Equation
Fri 9 Dec 88 W. Hrusa Dept. of Mathematics, Carnegie Mellon Univ. Smooth solutions in one-dimensional thermoelasticity