Applied Math Seminar
Winter Quarter 2006
Friday, 3:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Sloan Mathematics Corner, Building 380, Room 380-C
Organized by Razvan Fetecau

January 13	Jared Bronski U. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	L2 Bounds and uncertainty for the Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation
January 20	Alan Edelman M.I.T.	Applied Stochastic Eigenanalysis (or Applied Random Matrix Theory)
January 27	Laurent Demanet Caltech	Time upscaling of wave equations using separable atomic decompositions
February 3	Alexandre Chorin UC Berkeley	Prediction, renormalization, and long correlation times
February 10	Charles Taylor Stanford, Bioengineering	Mathematical Models of Blood Flow in Arteries
February 17	Peter Glynn Stanford, Management Science and Engineering	Rare Events and Tail Behavior for Queues
February 23, Mathematics Colloquium	Martin Gander University of Geneva	Parallelism in time: Can parts of the solution later in time be computed before the solution earlier in time is known?
February 24, 12:15 PM, 380-381T	Jean-Claude Nedelec Ecole Polytechnique Special Appl. Math/ ICME seminar	Preconditioning the harmonic Maxwell integral equation
February 24	Adi Ditkowski Tel Aviv University	On the intersection of subspaces of incoming and outgoing waves
March 3, 12:30 PM, 380-381T	Herbert Koch University of Dortmund Special Appl. Math seminar	Absence of positive eigenvalues for Schroedinger operators with rough and long range potentials
March 3	Oliver Fringer Stanford, Civil and Environmental Engineering	Numerical methods for coastal ocean modeling
March 10, 12:15 PM, 380-381T	Karim Sabra MPL-Scripps Institution of Oceanography Special Appl. Math. seminar	Extracting coherent information from cross-correlations of random wavefields
March 10	Charbel Farhat Stanford, Mechanical Engineering	Reduced-Order Fluid/Structure Modeling of a Complete Aircraft Configuration
March 17	Bertil Gustafsson Uppsala University	High order one-step difference methods for wave propagation

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