Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics Seminar

Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan

Fridays 3:10-4:00pm, 1084 East Hall

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 3:10pm in 1084 East Hall.

Some related seminars in the Mathematics Department:

Other related seminars/activities outside of the department :

Statistics Seminar Series

Link to past semester archives.

Available slots for speakers are blank in the table below. Please contact Peter Miller at millerpd@umich.edu or D.Viswanath at divakar@umich.edu to schedule a speaker for any of these slots.

Fall 2004 Seminar Schedule

Date	Speaker and Affiliation	Title (click on title to view abstract, if available)	Host
Sept 10	Greg Lyng University of Michigan	Low-frequency stability of multidimensional detonations in three models of combustion: A spectral equivalence theorem	AIM seminar organizers
Sept 17	Anna Gilbert University of Michigan	Algorithms for sparse data representations	AIM seminar organizers
Sept 24	Robert L. Smith Department of Industrial and Operations Engineering University of Michigan	A fictitious play approach to complex systems optimization	D. Viswanath
Oct 1	Fadil Santosa School of Mathematics University of Minnesota	Design of Ophthalmic Lenses: Seeing Better through Mathematics	Robert Krasny
Oct 8	L. Craig Davis Department of Physics University of Michigan	Modeling the flow of freeway traffic	Charlie Doering
Oct 15	Martin Strauss University of Michigan	Improved time bounds for near-optimal sparse Fourier representations	AIM seminar organizers
Oct 22	Giovanni Russo Università di Catania	Time relaxed Monte Carlo methods for the Boltzmann equation	Peter Smereka
Oct 22 (Special seminar) Location: 1084 EH Time: 4:20-5:10 p.m. Jointly with the Center for the Study of Complex Systems	Avner Friedman The Ohio State University	Mathematical models in tumor growth	Carl P. Simon
Oct 29	Dmitry Zenkov North Carolina State University	Nonholonomic Integrators on Lie Groups	Anthony Bloch
Nov 5	Konstantina Trivisa University of Maryland	On a multidimensional model for the dynamic combustion of compressible reacting flows	Smadar Karni
Nov 12	Andrew J. Christlieb University of Michigan	A Boundary Integral/Treecode approach for Plasma Simulations	AIM seminar organizers
Nov 19	Jason Devita University of Michigan	Multi-scale kinetic monte-carlo for surface growth	Peter Smereka
Nov 26	Thanksgiving Break
Special Seminar Date: Monday 29 Nov Time: 3:00 p.m. Location: EH 3096	Shi Jin University of Wisconsin	Computations of Multivalued Solutions of Nonlinear PDEs	Peter Miller and Robert Krasny
Dec 3	Patrick Nelson University of Michigan	Back to the basics to improve our ability to model infectious diseases	Charlie Doering
Dec 10	Chrysoula Tsogka	The fictitious domain method and applications in wave propagation problems	Smadar Karni
Dec 17	Sylvia Chiang National University of Singapore	Cellular Structure of Detonation Waves in Several Tube Configurations for Applications to the Pulse Detonation Engine	Sijue Wu

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