Revision as of 17:40, 9 April 2023

Applied and Computational Mathematics Seminar

date	speaker	title	host(s)
Jan 27	Paul Milewski (University of Bath)	Embedded solitary internal waves	Jean-Luc
Feb 3	Nimish Pujara (UW)	Flow and friction on a beach due to breaking waves	Jean-Luc
Feb 10	Dimitris Giannakis (Dartmouth)	Quantum information for simulation of classical dynamics	Li
Feb 17	Steve Wright (UW)	Optimization in theory and practice	Jean-Luc
Feb 24	Angel Adames-Corraliza (UW)	Theory and observations that slow tropical motions transport latent energy poleward	Smith
Mar 3	Ehud Yariv (Technion)	Flows about superhydrophobic surfaces	Jean-Luc
Mar 10	no seminar		host
Mar 17	Spring break
Mar 24	Arshad Kudrolli (Clark)	Swimming and burrowing in sand and water	Spagnolie and Rycroft
Mar 31	Mihai Anitescu (Univ of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory)	Exponential Decay of Sensitivity and Domain Decomposition with Overlap for Dynamic and Other Graph-Indexed Optimization	Li
Apr 7 at 4:00pm, Room B239	Rupert Klein (FU Berlin)	Wasow Lecture: Mathematics: A key to climate research	Smith, Stechmann
Apr 14	Romit Maulik (Argonne National Laboratory/PSU)	Developing predictive models for dynamical systems with scientific machine learning	Chen
Apr 21	John Schotland (Yale)	TBA	Li
Apr 28	Pedram Hassanzadeh (Rice University)	Integrating the spectral analyses of neural networks and nonlinear physics for explainability, generalizability, and stability	Chen

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