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PDE/Applied Math Seminar

Schedule for Fall 2005

Talks are Thursdays at 3:30 pm in room 3206 MTH (the Math department colloquium room) unless noted otherwise.

If you want to receive e-mail announcements of talks please contact Georg Dolzmann(dolzmann@math.umd.edu).

(Click here for previous semesters' schedules.)

Sep. 8	Joined PDE/Appl. Math. and Numerical Analysis Seminar Sparse Adaptive FEM for Multiple Scale Problems Christoph Schwab (ETH Zürich)
Sep. 15	Simulation of skin vapor alcohol and deconvolution of blood alcohol concentration Miguel Dumett (USC)
Sep.22	N-particles approximation of the Vlasov equations with singular forces Pierre-Emmanuele Jabin (Nice)
Sep. 30	Douglis Lecture A new perspective on motion by curvature Robert V. Kohn (Courant Insititute)
Oct. 6	Global existence and stability of supersonic flows past a Lipschitz wedge Dianwen Zhu (CSCAMM)
Oct. 13	Universality classes in Burgers turbulence Govind Menon (Brown University)
Oct. 20	Analytic consequences of incompressibility Stuart Antman (Maryland)
Oct. 27	Kinetic equations, diffusion asymptotics, flux-limited closure Thierry Goudon (CNRS-Universit� des Sciences et Technologies Lille 1)
Nov. 10	Evolution of crystal surfaces: From microscopic models to continuum laws Dionisios Margetis (MIT)
Nov. 24	Thanksgiving - the seminar does not meet this week
Nov. 29	Diffusion and Mixing in Fluid Flow Alex Kiselev (Wisconsin)
Dec. 1	Coarsening Rates for Gradient Flows Maria Reznikoff (Princeton)
Dec. 6	special NA - PDE/Appl. Math. Seminar Macro-Micro Models in Viscoelastic Materials: An Energetic Variational Approach Chun Liu (Penn State)
Dec. 8	Reactive flow through porous media Willi Jäger (Heidelberg)
Dec. 9	Aziz Lecture Multi-scale modelling in biosciences - ion transport through membranes Willi Jäger (Heidelberg)
Dec. 13	Joined PDE/Appl. Math. and Numerical Analysis Seminar A homogenization approach to large-eddy simulation of incompressible fluids. Alexei Novikov (Penn State)

How to reach the Math Department by car and public transportation

Special accomodations for individuals with disabilities can be made by calling in advance (301) 405-5048. It would be appreciated if we are notified at least one week in advance.

For further information contact G. Dolzmann at dolzmann@math.umd.edu.