Applied Mathematics Seminars — Spring 1997

Applied Mathematics Seminars

Penn State University: 1996–97 Session
Time: 3:30PM–4:30PM , Room: 102 McAllister
SPRING SEMESTER 1997

Converted from past_seminars/cam_colloquium/spring97.dvi (DVI) — 20 talks.

Date Speaker Affiliation Title
January 17 Maria-Carme T Calderer Penn State A mathematician’s perspective of partially ordered systems of condensed matter
January 24 Chun Liu Carnegie-Mellon Focal Conic Structures and Ginzburg-Landau Functional
Jan 31 Jinchao Xu Penn State Multilevel Methods for Solving PDEs Discretized with Unstructured Grids
Feb 7 Liz Bradley University of Colorado something on nonlinear dynamics, control theory, AI and so on
Feb 14 Oleg Lavrentovich Liquid Crystal Institute, Kent State U. Dupine Cyclides in Liquid Crystals: Focal Conic Domains and Other Patterns
Feb 21 Evgenii Khruslov Ukranian Academy of Science. Splitting of nonlocalized solutions of nonlinear evolution equations into solitons
Feb 28 X. C. Cai Univ. of Colorado Parallel Schwarz Methods and Their Applications in Nonlinear and Unsteady Compressible Flow Simulations
March 7 Phil Holmes Princeton University Poincar’e’s mistake and the origins of “chaos theory”
March 21 Benqi Guo UT Austin Inexact Sovlers on Element Interfaces
March 25 George Karniadakis Brown University Spectral Methods on Polymorphic Domains
4 00pm____ Note: special day!
March 28 Michael Vogelius Rutgus Mathematical Modeling of Corroding Surfaces
April 4 Michael M Dougherty Penn State University, Berks Campus Regularity of equilibria for polyconvex functionals in the calculus of variations
April 11 Amir Hirsa Mechanical Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy NY Hydrodynamic coupling of viscoelastic gas/liquid interfaces
April 18 Thomas Little University of Minnesota/ University of Texas at Arlington Nonlinear Homogenization and Polycrystal Plasticity
April 21 John Bush University of Cambridge, United Kingdom The us Wake Accompanying Bubbles Rising in a Thin Gap: A Mechanically Forced Marangoni Flow
April 25 Y. L. Chen National Taiwan University Difference Wavelets— An Efficient Expansion Method for Functions and Operators
April 28 Y. M. Zhang University of Chicago Numerical Solution of Two Free Boundary Problems
May 2 X. R. Wang Ohio State Applications of Mathematical methods in Geological exploration
May 9 M. Holst Cal Tech Adaptive multilevel finite element methods on manifolds with applications in relativity physics and biology