Applied/ACMS

Applied and Computational Mathematics Seminar

• When: Fridays at 2:25pm (except as otherwise indicated)
• Where: 901 Van Vleck Hall
• Organizers: Saverio Spagnolie and Jean-Luc Thiffeault
• To join the ACMS mailing list: See mailing list website.

Fall 2015 Semester

date	speaker	title	host(s)
Sep 11	Li Wang (UCLA)	Singular shocks: From particle-laden flow to human crowd dynamics	Jin
Sep 18	Wai Tong (Louis) Fan (UW)	Reflected diffusions with partial annihilations on a membrane	Saverio
Wed. Sep 23, VV B129	Wenjia Jing (U Chicago)	Limiting distributions of random fluctuations in stochastic homogenization	Li, Jin
Sep 25	Arthur Evans (UW)	Ancient art and modern mechanics: using origami design to create new materials	Saverio
Oct 2	Alfredo Wetzel (UW)	Direct scattering and small dispersion for the Benjamin-Ono equation with rational initial data	Saverio
Oct 9	Mohammed Lemou (Universite Rennes I)	A class of numerical schemes for multiscale parabolic problems	Jin
Oct 16	Victor Zavala (UW)	Large-scale nonlinear programming and applications to energy networks	Jean-Luc
Oct 23	Melvin Leok (UC San Diego)	Geometric numerical integration and computational geometric mechanics	Li, Jin
Oct 30	Qin Li (UW)	Kinetic-fluid coupling: transition from the Boltzmann to the Euler	Saverio
Wed. Nov. 4	Matthias Schlottbom (University of Münster)	On Galerkin schemes for time-dependent radiative transfer	Li, Jin
Nov. 6, 4pm, B239	Chris Rycroft (Harvard)	Interfacial dynamics of dissolving objects in fluid flow	Saverio
Nov 13	Theodoros Katsaounis (KAUST)	A posteriori error control and adaptivity for Schrodinger equations	Jin
Nov 20	Roummel Marcia (UC Merced)	TBA	Mitchell
Nov 27	Thanksgiving break
Wed. Dec 2	Christof Sparber (UIC)	TBA	Li, Jin
Dec 4	John Shadid (Sandia)	TBA	Sondak
Mon. Dec 7	Ken Kamrin (MIT)	TBA	Saverio
Dec 11	Lei Zhang (SJTU)	TBA

Archived semesters

• Spring 2016
• Spring 2015
• Fall 2014
• Spring 2014
• Fall 2013
• Spring 2013
• Fall 2012
• Spring 2012
• Fall 2011
• Spring 2011
• Fall 2010

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