Mondays at 4:15 pm 3206 MTH If you want to receive e-mail announcements of talks please contact
Sijue Wu(sijue@math.umd.edu ).
(Click here for previous
semesters' schedules .)
Jan. 31
Hyperbolic
conservation laws
Feb. 7
Microstructure
and nonconvex variational problems
Feb. 10
Riemann
problem of viscous conservation laws
Feb. 14
Applied Math Colloquium Laminar
and turbulent energy dissipation in a shear layer with suction
Feb. 28
Unique
continuation for elliptic equations with nonsmooth coefficients
March 9
Global
Weak Solutions to A Shallow Water Equation
March 16
Applied Math Colloquium A
Parallel Method for Time-Discretization of Parabolic Problems Based on
Laplace
Transformation and Quadrature
March 20
Stability
of Modulated Fronts for the Swift-Hohenberg Equation
March 27
The higher order nonlinear Schrödinger equation and the
evolution of deep water waves
March 31
Avron Douglis Memorial Lecture Effective
Hamiltonians
April 3
A
priori estimates for two classes of fully nonlinear equations
without convexity
April 10
A
new method for using nodal finite elements in Maxwell computations for
domains
with
non-convex corners.
April 20
From
Boltzmann equations
to Fluid Mechanics equations
This seminar is on Thursday at 3:30pm in ROOM 1311 MATH
April 24
Smoothing effects for the
Schrödinger evolution
May 1
Finite
Element Methods for Nonconvex Minimisation Problems
and
an Application in Material Science
May 12-13
A conference in honor of the 60th birthday of Stuart Antman Applications
of Nonlinear Analysis
May 15
Transient Pattern Formation in the Cahn-Hilliard Model
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by calling in advance (301) 405-5048. It would be appreciated if we are
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For further information contact S. Wu at sijue@math.umd.edu .
PDE/Applied Math seminar
Last modified: March 6, 2000
