Department of Mathematics, University of Maryland, College Park
Fall 1995 Schedule
- Sep. 7:
Optimal approximability of solutions of singularly
perturbed differential equations
- Prof. R. Bruce Kellogg, University of Maryland
- Sep. 14:
Mixed finite element methods on distorted rectangular grids
- Dr. Jian Shen, University of Maryland
- Sep. 21:
Inversion of Toeplitz matrices with pivoting
- Prof. Israel Gohberg, Tel Aviv University and University of Maryland
- Sep. 28
On the multigrid method for stationary Stokes problems
- Prof. Shangyou Zhang, University of Delaware
- Oct. 5:
Specialized numerical methods for time dependent
partial differential equations
- Prof. Donald French, University of Cinncinatti and University
of Maryland Baltimore County
- Oct. 12:
Advanced time-stepping in molecular dynamics
- Dr. Sebastion Reich, Konrad-Zuse Center, Berlin (Germany)
- Oct. 19:
On the convergence of multigrid iterations fo flow problems
- Prof. Anders Szepessy, Department of Numerical Analysis and Computing
Science, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm (Sweden)
- Oct. 26:
Some uses of the Lanczos algorithm (and why it works!)
- Prof. Anne Greembaun, Courant Institute, New York University
- Nov. 2:
Analysis and computation of flow control and optimization problems
- Prof. Max Gunzburger, Interdisciplinary Center for Applied Mathematics,
Virginia Tech and Department of Mathematics, Iowa State University
- Nov. 9:
Computation of Stokes multipliers by boundary-value methods
- Prof. Frank W.J. Olver,
Institute for Physical Science and Technology and Department of Mathematics
University of Maryland
- Nov. 16:
A general a posteriori error estimate for approximations of
Hamilton-Jacobi equations
- Prof. Todd Peterson, Department of Mathematical Sciences,
George Mason University
- Nov. 23:
NO SEMINAR (Thanksgiving)
- Nov. 30:
Analysis of hybrid finite element/finite volume methods and
applications
- Dr. Moulay D. Tidriri,
Institute for Computer Applications in Science and Engineering,
ICASE, Nasa Langley Research Center
- Dec. 7:
The long-time behavior of finite element solutions of semilinear
parabolic problems
- Prof. Stig Larsson,
Department of Mathematics,
Chalmers University of Technology and G\"oteborg University
G\"oteborg (Sweden)
- Dec. 19:
Stability, approximability, incompressibility, and
solvability of mixed finite elements for the stationary Stokes equations
- Prof. Jinshui Qin,
Department of Mathematics,
University of Tennessee
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