Revision as of 20:52, 7 October 2020

Applied and Computational Mathematics Seminar

date	speaker	title	host(s)
Sep 11	Nick Ouellette (Stanford)	Tensor Geometry in the Turbulent Cascade	Jean-Luc
Sep 18	Harry Lee (UW-Madison and UMich)	Recent extension of V.I. Arnold's and J.L. Synge's mathematical theory of shear flows	Wally
Sep 25	Spencer Smith (Mount Holyoke)	Braids on a lattice and maximally efficient mixing in active matter systems	Jean-Luc
Oct 2	Zhizhen Jane Zhao (UIUC)	Exploiting Group and Geometric Structures for Massive Data Analysis	Li & Chen
Oct 9	Matthias Morzfeld (Scripps & UCSD)	What is Bayesian inference, why is it useful in Earth science and why is it challenging to do numerically?	Chen
Oct 16	Jingwei Hu (Purdue)	A new stability and convergence proof of the Fourier-Galerkin spectral method for the spatially homogeneous Boltzmann equation	Li
Oct 23	Dan Vimont (UW-Madison, AOS)	Advances in Linear Inverse Modeling for Understanding Tropical Pacific Climate Variability	Stechmann
Oct 30	Sam Punshon-Smith (Brown)	TBD	Li
Nov 6	Yimin Zhong (UCI, Duke)	TBD	Li
Nov 13	Markus Deserno (CMU)	Spontaneous curvature, differential stress, and bending modulus of asymmetric lipid membranes	Spagnolie
Nov 20	Evelyn Lunasin (USNA)	TBD	Jean-Luc & Chen
Nov 27
Dec 4	Michael Chertkov (U. Arizona)	TBD	Zepeda-Nunez

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