Date
|
Speaker |
Affiliation
|
Title |
| Sept.
21, 2007 Talk Cancelled rescheduled to Feb. 22 |
Gunther
Uhlmann |
U
of Washington |
Invisibility
and singular transformations |
| Oct. 3,2007 Note special day, time and place |
Stuart Kauffman Special talk in the Humanities Forum |
U of Calgary |
Reinventing the Sacred in the Rainey Auditorium of the University Museum 5:00-6:30 |
| Oct.
12, 2007 |
Gang
Bao |
Michigan
State U |
Computational Inverse Boundary Value Problems |
| Oct.
19, 2007 |
Michael
Brenner |
Harvard
U |
Ejected Fungal Spores, and Solutions to the Moderate Reynolds number Navier Stokes Equation |
| Nov. 2, 2007 |
George Papanicolaou | Stanford
U |
Illuminating
and Imaging Edges |
| Nov.
30, 2007 |
Phil
Nelson |
Penn |
Tethered
particle motion: theory and experiment for looped and unlooped DNA |
Spring 2008 |
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| Jan.
25, 2008 |
Anna
Gilbert |
U
of Michigan |
Compressed Sensing: Algorithms and Applications |
| Feb.
8, 2008 |
Simon
Levin |
Princeton
U |
Evolutionary perspectives on ecological interactions |
| Feb.
15, 2007 |
Gunther Uhlmann | U of Washington | Invisibility and singular transformations |
| Feb.
29, 2008 |
Francesca
Da Lio |
U
of Padova |
Periodic Homogenization for Fully Nonlinear Equations in Half-Space Type Domains with Neumann Boundary Conditions |
| March
4, 2008 3PM. Levine Hall 307 Note special time, date and location |
Eric
Michielssen |
U
of Michigan |
Calderon and Hierarchically
Preconditioned Time Domain Integral Equation Solvers |
| March
17, 2008 at 11:00AM Wu and Chen Aud. Levine Hall Note special day, place and time |
John
Ball |
Oxford
U |
Orientable and non-orientable director fields for liquid crystals |
| March
21, 2007 |
Daniel
Fischer |
Stanford
U |
Quantitative questions about evolutionary dynamics |
| April
4, 2008 |
Lenya
Rhyzik |
U of Chicago |
Reaction-diffusion fronts in random and heterogeneous media |
| April
11, 2007 |
Michael
Weinstein |
Columbia
U |
Linear and Nonlinear Resonance for Waves and Applications |
| April
25, 2008 |
Salvatore
Torquato |
Princeton
U |
Can Disordered Sphere Packings Ever Be Maximally Dense? |