Applied Mathematics Seminars — Spring 1996

Applied Mathematics Seminars

Penn State University: 1995–96 Session
Time: 4:30 PM , Room: 102 McAllister
SPRING SEMESTER 1996
The first three seminars will be held jointly with the
Penn State Institute for High Performance Computer Applications.
IHPCA seminars are held in 215 Hammond Building on Monday

Converted from past_seminars/cam_colloquium/spring96.dvi (DVI) — 18 talks.

Date Speaker Affiliation Title
afternoons from 3 35–4:25.
Monday, January 22 Professor Lyle N. Long Penn State, Aerospace Engineering High Performance computing and parallel processing: past and present
Monday, January 29 Professor Philip J. Morris Penn State, Aerospace Engineering Numerical issues in computational aeroacoustics
Friday, February 2 Paul Neitzel Georgia Tech Thermal capillary waves
Monday, February 5 Professor Pablo Laguna Penn State, Astonomy and Astrophysics Black hole collisions: A computational grand challenge
Friday, February 9 Yuanwei Qi Global existence, blow-up and extinction for parabolic equations in n-dimensional space.
Friday, February 16 Antoli Babin Univ. of North Carolina at Charlotte Integrability of the Euler equations for rapidly rotating fluids
Monday, February 19 Howard Stone Harvard University
Friday, February 23
Friday, March 1 Zhenhuan Teng Penn State & Beijing University Numerical analysis for hyperbolic conservation laws
Friday, March 15 Ling Ma Carnegie Mellon University Computational hysteresis in magnetic systems
Thursday, March 21 Edgar Knobloch University of California at Berkeley Bifurcations in Rotating Systems
Friday, March 22 Tao Tang Simon Fraser University Boundary layer resolving spectral methods
Friday, March 29 Steve Garoff Carnegie Mellon University Physics of Liquid Spreading on Solid Surfaces
Friday, April 5 Andrew J. Bernoff Northwestern University, Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics The Interaction of Shear and Diffusion in the Mixing of Passive Scalars and Vorticity
Friday, April 12 Peter Constantin University of Chicago Heat transfer in convective turbulence
Friday, April 19 Dr. Jinzhang Feng Penn State University (Mechanical Engineering) CFD Applications to Engineering Problems
Friday, April 26 Greg Forest Ohio State University