Applied Math Seminar
Fall Quarter 2005
Friday, 3:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Sloan Mathematics Corner, Building 380, Room 380-C
Organized by Razvan Fetecau

September 30	Gadi Fibich Tel Aviv University	New singular solutions of the nonlinear Schrodinger equation
October 7	Claire Tomlin Stanford, Aeronautics and Astronautics Department	Hybrid Control: from Air Traffic to Fly Wings
October 14	Eric Darve Stanford, Department of Mechanical Engineering	Calculating Transport Properties of Nanodevices
October 21	Susan Holmes Stanford, Statistics	Multivariate Methods in Immunology
October 28	Edriss Titi UC Irvine	Global Regularity for the Three-dimensional Primitive Equations of Ocean and Atmosphere Dynamics
November 2	Norbert J. Mauser WPI Univ, Wien (Special Analysis Seminar)	Nonrelativistic/Classical Limits for the Dirac Maxwell system
November 4	Daniel Tartakovsky UC San Diego	Modeling of physical systems underspecified by data
November 11	Gunilla Kreiss (Special Analysis Seminar)	Stability of viscous shocks on bounded intervals
November 11	Shi Jin University of Wisconsin-Madison	Hamiltonian-preserving schemes for the Liouville equation with discontinuous potentials
November 18	John Strain UC Berkeley	Moving Interfaces and Elliptic Systems
November 25	Thanksgiving holiday
December 2	Sergiu Klainerman Princeton University	A break-down criterion for the Einstein equations
December 9	Claude Bardos Universite de Paris 7	Derivation of Hydrodynamic limits from either Liouville equations or Kinetic Models

Claude Bardos will also give the following Special PDE and Applied Mathematics Seminars (the talks are at 3:00pm in Bldg. 420, Room 147)

First Talk: Monday, November 7, Title: Linear Knudsen Layer

Second Talk: Wednesday, November 9, Title: Boltzmann Layer

Third talk: Monday, November 14, Title: Dissipative Solutions and Boundary layers

Fourth Talk: Wednesday, November 16, Title: Dissipative solutions and Euler limit of solutions of the Boltzmann equation

Review of Past Seminar Schedules

For updates check http://math.stanford.edu/~applmath

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