Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics Seminar

Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan

Fridays 4:10-5:00pm, 3096 East Hall

Next seminar: Jing-Rebecca Li

The Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics (AIM) seminar in the Department of Mathematics of the University of Michigan meets (unless otherwise noted) on Friday afternoons at 4:10pm in 3096 East Hall.
Tea is served at 3:45pm in the Math Common Room on the second floor.

Some related seminars in the Mathematics Department:

A complete list of the speakers and titles with abstracts may be found here; link to past semester archives.

For more information, contact the organizers, Ralf Wittenberg at ralf@math.lsa.umich.edu or Peter Miller at millerpd@math.lsa.umich.edu.

Fall 2001 Seminar Schedule

(Winter 2002 Seminars)

Date	Speaker and Affiliation	Title (click on title to view abstract, if available)
September 14	Peter Miller Mathematics, U-M	Trapping of Waves by Solitons
September 21	Dalia Fishelov Tel-Aviv University	Streamfunction-Vorticity Dynamics and High-Order Compact Schemes for the Time-Dependent Navier-Stokes Equations
September 28	Mark Dykman Physics and Astronomy, MSU	Controlling Activated Processes
October 5	Brian Murphy Microbiology and Immunology, U-M	The Influence of Host Susceptibility on Epidemic Tuberculosis
October 12	Anna Amirdjanova Statistics, U-M	Stochastic Equations of Motion for an Incompressible Viscous Fluid
October 19	Michael Falk Materials Science and Engineering, U-M	What Simulation can tell us about Deformation and Fracture in Amorphous Solids
October 26	Tien-Yien Li Mathematics, MSU	Natural Invariant Measures for Chaotic Attractors
November 2 Time change: 3:10pm	Tom Darden Quant. and Comput. Biology Environmental Health Science Research Triangle Park, NC	Computational Modeling of Electrostatic Interactions in Biological Macromolecules
November 9	Ralf Wittenberg Mathematics, U-M	Large-Scale Contributions to Spatiotemporal Chaos
November 16	Herb Winful Electrical Engineering, U-M	Nonlinear Optical Phenomena in Periodic Structures
November 23	Thanksgiving Weekend	No seminar
November 30	Tim Lewis Center for Neural Science and Courant Institute, NYU	Dynamics of Neurons Connected by Inhibitory Synapses and Electrical Coupling
December 7	Jing-Rebecca Li Courant Institute, NYU	Robust and High Order Marching Schemes for the Wave Equation (PDF file; Postscript version here)

This page is maintained by Ralf Wittenberg; please send questions or comments to ralf@umich.edu.
Last updated 3 December 2001.