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Applied and Computational Mathematics Seminar

date	speaker	title	host(s)
Sept 6	Leonardo Andrés Zepeda Núñez (UW-Madison)	Deep Learning for Electronic Structure Computations: A Tale of Symmetries, Locality, and Physics	Li
Sept 13	Daniel Floryan (UW-Madison)	Flexible Inertial Swimmers	Jean-Luc
Sept 14-15	AMS sectional meeting	UW-Madison
Sept 20	Mitch Bushuk (GFDL/Princeton)	Arctic Sea Ice Predictability in a Changing Cryosphere	Chen
Sept 20 (colloquium, 4pm, B239)	Jianfeng Lu (Duke)	How to "localize" the computation?	Li
Sept 27	Qin Li (UW-Madison)	The power of randomness in scientific computing	host
Oct 4	Joel Nishimura (Arizona State)	Random graph models with fixed degree sequences: choices, consequences and irreducibility proofs for sampling	Cochran
Oct 11	Alex Townsend (Cornell)	Why are so many matrices and tensors of low rank in computational mathematics?	Li
Oct 18	Prashant G. Mehta (UIUC)	What is the Lagrangian for Nonlinear Filtering?	Chen
Oct 25	Jean-Luc Thiffeault (UW-Madison)	Shape matters: A Brownian microswimmer interacting with walls
Nov 1	Tan Bui (UT-Austin)	Title: TBA	Li
Nov 8	Wenxiao Pan (UW)	TBA	Spagnolie
Nov 15	Prerna Gera (UW)	TBA	Spagnolie
Dec 6	Lin Lin (Berkeley)	TBA	Li

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