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.

Winter 2007 Seminar Schedule

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Date	Speaker and Affiliation	Title (click on title to view abstract, if available)	Host
Jan 5	Domitilla Del Vecchio University of Michigan	State Estimation and control in Multi-agent Decision and Control Systems	AIM seminar organizers
Jan 12	Barbara Niethammer Humboldt University, Berlin	Effective theories for Ostwald Ripening	Charlie Doering
Jan 19	Jorge Bolbas University of Michigan	Central Schemes for Shallow Water Flows along Channels with Irregular Geometry	AIM seminar organizers
Jan 26	Richard Kollar University of Michigan	Linear Stability of Vortices in Bose-Einstein Condensates	AIM seminar organizers
Feb 2	John Boyd University of Michigan	Gaussian Radial Basis Functions: Improvements in Basic Theory and Applications to Partial Differential Equations	AIM seminar organizers
Feb 9	Mark Newman University of Michigan	The Internet, epidemics, and Erdos numbers: Graphs and networks in the real world	Charlie Doering
Feb 16	Scott Page University of Michigan	Diverse Interpretations and Predictive Models	Charlie Doering
Feb 23	Aaron King University of Michigan	Rapid loss of immunity is necessary to explain historical cholera epidemics	Charlie Doering
March 2	SPRING BREAK
Special AIM Seminar Wednesday 7 March 3:10-4:00 p.m. 3088 East Hall	Victoria Booth University of Michigan	Modeling learning and forgetting in REM sleep	AIM seminar organizers
March 9	Shandelle M. Henson Andrews University	Cycles in Discrete-Time Stochastic Population Systems	Charlie Doering
March 16	Leonard M. Sander University of Michigan	Fluctuations Favor Fast Dispersal in Population Dyanmics	Charlie Doering
Special AIM Seminar Wednesday 21 March 4:10-5:00 p.m. Room: 3088 EH	Gregory Baker Ohio State University	Accelerating Liquid Layers	Robert Krasny
March 23	David K. Lubensky University of Michigan	From neurocrystals to epitaxy: The developmental patterning of the fly's eye.	Charlie Doering
March 30	Sandip Ghosal Northwestern	The hydrodynamics of ionic liquids near charged interfaces and some of its applications	Charlie Doering
April 6	Daniel Forger	What makes a genetic network a clock?	AIM seminar organizers
April 13	Howard Levine Iowa State University	A mathematical analysis of SELEX	Trachette Jackson

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