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Applied and Computational Mathematics Seminar

date	speaker	title	host(s)
Sept. 2	Nicolas Seguin (Universite Nantes)	Non-hydrostatic extension of classical shallow-water models	Jin
Wed. Sept. 7	Rich Kerswell (Bristol University)	Using optimization to reveal scaling laws in turbulent flows	Waleffe
Sept. 23	Yalchin Efendiev (TAMU)	A generalized multiscale model reduction technique for heterogeneous problems	Li
Sept. 30	Michael Ferris (Madison)	Fish, cows, fields of fuel and optimization	Spagnolie
Oct. 7	Nick Moore (FSU)	How bodies erode and dissolve in fluid flows	Spagnolie
Oct. 14	Gwynn Elfring (UBC)	An active particle in a complex fluid	Spagnolie
Oct. 21	Jacob Bedrossian (Maryland)	Nonlinear echoes and Landau damping with insufficient regularity	Li
Wed. Oct. 26	Clemens Heitzinger (Vienna Technical University)	Stochastic partial differential equations with applications in nanotechnology	Jin
Oct. 28	Benjamin Peherstorfer (Madison)	Optimal sampling in multifidelity Monte Carlo estimation for efficient uncertainty propagation	Jean-Luc/Qin
Nov. 4	Ophelia Venturelli (Madison)	Reverse engineering human gut microbiome synthetic ecologies	Jean-Luc
Nov. 11	Yu Gu (Stanford)	Fluctuations in stochastic homogenization -- when is the formal two-scale expansion valid?	Li
Nov. 18	Enkeleida Lushi (Courant)	Collective motion and mixing in suspensions of micro-rotors	Spagnolie
Nov. 25	Thanksgiving recess
Dec. 2	Jun Zhang (Courant)	When boundary conditions dictate the dynamics of thermal convection	Spagnolie

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