Materials Science RIT
- Focus of the RIT in Spring 2004
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- Meeting schedule in Spring 2004
- The RIT meets on Mondays from 4-5 PM in MATH B0427.
February 2: organizational meeting
February 25: Coarsening rates for a phase field model of mushy zones I, Shibin Dai
Coarsening rates for a phase field model of mushy zones II, Shibin Dai
March 10: Coarsening rates for a phase field model of mushy zones III, Shibin Dai
March 17: A Theorem on Geometric Rigidity and the Derivation of Nonlinear Plate
Theory from Three-Dimensional Elasticity I, Soeren Bartels
March 31: A Theorem on Geometric Rigidity and the Derivation of Nonlinear Plate
Theory from Three-Dimensional Elasticity II, Soeren Bartels
April 7: A Theorem on Geometric Rigidity and the Derivation of Nonlinear Plate
Theory from Three-Dimensional Elasticity III, Soeren Bartels
April 14: A Theorem on Geometric Rigidity and the Derivation of Nonlinear Plate
Theory from Three-Dimensional Elasticity IV, Soeren Bartels
April 21: Existence of solitary waves in particle systems, following Friesecke
and Wattis I, Dongming Wei
April 28: Existence of solitary waves in particle systems, following Friesecke
and Wattis II, Dongming Wei
May 5: Existence of solitary waves in particle systems, following Friesecke
and Wattis III, Dongming Wei
- Participants in Spring 2004
- Faculty:
Georg Dolzmann (Mathematics),
Jian-Guo Liu (Mathematics),
Ricardo Nochetto (Mathematics),
Bob Pego (Mathematics),
- Postdocs:
Sören Bartels (Mathematics, DAAD fellow),
- Graduate students:
Dongming Wei (Mathematics),
- Graduate prerequisites
- Introductory PDEs (MATH 462) and numerical computation (AMSC 460 or 466).
- Undergraduate prerequisites
- Several variable calculus (MATH 241) and differential equations (MATH 246).
Concurrent enrollment in scientific computing (AMSC 460) or numerical analysis (AMSC/MATH 466).
- What we did in past terms
- Fall 2003
Georg K Dolzmann
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