Department of Mathematics, University of Maryland, College Park
Spring 1997 Schedule
- Feb. 6:
Multigrid methods for unstructured grids
- Prof. Jinchao Xu,
Department of Mathematics,
Penn State University
- Feb. 13:
Numerical methods for the quasilinear wave equations: antiplane
shearing of nonlinearly elastic bodies
- Dr. Dawn Lott-Crampler,
Department of Mathematics,
University of Maryland
- Feb. 20 :
Evolutionary computation: recent developments and open issues
- Prof. Kenneth De Jong,
Computer Science Department,
George Mason University,
Fairfax, VA 22030
- Feb. 27:
Simulation of dendritic crystal growth
- Prof. Alfred Schmidt,
Department of Mathematics,
University of Frieburg,
Germany
- Mar. 6:
A two-level finite element method and its application to the
Helmholtz equation
- Prof. Leopoldo Franca,
Department of Mathematics,
University of Colorado at Denver
- Mar. 13:
Domain decomposition and preconditioning in the hierarchical
p-version finite element method
- Prof. Vadim Korneev,
Department of Mathematics of UMBC
and Department of Matematics and Mechanics of
St.-Petersburg State University
- Mar. 20:
Rigorous estimates of invariant measures for expanding scalar maps
- Dr. Brian Hunt,
Department of Mathematics and Institute for Physical Science and Technology,
University of Maryland,
College Park
- Apr. 3:
Numerical solution of plate and shell problems
- Prof. Terenzio Scapolla,
Dipartimento di Matematica,
Universita' di Pavia,
Pavia, Italy
- Apr. 10:
Solving polynomial systems by polyhedral homotopy
- Prof. T.Y. Li
Department of Mathematics
Michigan State University, East
Lansing, Michigan
- Apr. 17:
Fast feasible direction methods, with engineering applications
- Prof. Andre L. Tits,
Department of Electrical Engineering and Institute for Systems Research,
University of Maryland,
College Park
- Apr. 24:
Schwarz methods for saddle point problems (Stokes and linearized
Navier-Stokes problems)
- Prof. Luca Pavarino,
Department of Mathematics,
Universit\`a di Pavia,
27100 Pavia, ITALY
- May 1:
On the relaxation of constraints in a particular SQP algorithm
- Dr. Tony Kearsley,
Mathematical and Computational Sciences Division,
National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Gaithersburg
- May 8:
Information retrieval via limited-memory matrix methods
- Dr. Tamara G. Kolda,
Department of Mathematics,
University of Maryland,
College Park
- May 15:
Simulation of the spatial evolution of compressible turbulence
in the solar wind
- Dr. Anil Deane,
High Performance Computing,
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and
Institute for Computational Science and Informatics,
George Mason University
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