Revision as of 03:14, 27 November 2022

Applied and Computational Mathematics Seminar

date	speaker	title	host(s)
Sept 16	James Hanna (UN-Reno)	A snapping singularity	Spagnolie
Sept 23	Thomas Chandler (UW)	Fluid–body interactions in liquid crystals: A complex variable approach	Spagnolie
Sept 30	Jennifer Franck (UW)	Predictive modeling of oscillating foil wake dynamics	Spagnolie
Oct 7	Jinlong Wu (UW)	Data-Driven Closure Modeling Using Derivative-free Kalman Methods	Chen
Oct 14	Jeffrey Weiss (CU Boulder)	Vortex-gas models for 3d atmosphere and ocean turbulence	Smith
Oct 21	Kui Ren (Columbia)	Some results on inverse problems to elliptic PDEs with solution data and their implications in operator learning	Stechmann
Oct 28	Daniel Lecoanet (Northwestern)	Wave Generation by Convective Turbulence	Waleffe
Nov 4	no seminar this week
Nov 11	Michael Gastner (Yale-NUS)	Remapping data: visualizing geospatial statistics using cartograms	Rycroft
Nov 18	Casian Pantea (WVU)	Motifs of multistationarity in mass-action reaction networks	Craciun
Nov 25	Thanksgiving break
Dec 2	Ian Tobasco (UIC)	Two examples in the optimal design of heat transfer	Jean-Luc
Dec 5 at 4:00pm, Room TBA	Di Fang (Berkeley)	TBA	Li
Dec 9	Matthew Colbrook (Cambridge)	Residual Dynamic Mode Decomposition: Rigorous Data-Driven Computation of Spectral Properties of Koopman Operators for Dynamical Systems	Li
Dec 12 at 4:00pm, Room TBA	Laurel Ohm (Princeton)	A PDE perspective on the hydrodynamics of flexible filaments	Spagnolie, Thiffeault

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 |[https://sites.google.com/a/umn.edu/math-laurelohm/home?pli=1 Laurel Ohm] (Princeton)
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+|''[[Applied/ACMS/absF22#Laurel Ohm (Princeton)|A PDE perspective on the hydrodynamics of flexible filaments]]''
 |Spagnolie, Thiffeault
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