Differential Equations Seminar
Department of Mathematics
North Carolina State University
Seminars take place in 330 Harrelson Hall at 2:35 p.m. unless otherwise noted.
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Spring 2004 Schedule
Wednesday, January 28
Colloquium in HA 201 at 4:00 p.m.
Anthony Bloch
, University of Michigan
"Dynamics and control of oscillators and spins coupled to the environment"
Monday, February 2
Michael Sever, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
"Initial-boundary value problems for nonhyperbolic first-order systems of balance laws"
Please note the unusual day. The seminar is in HA 330 at 2:35 as usual.
Wednesday, February 11
Stephanos Venakides
, Duke University
"The semiclassical focusing nonlinear Schroedinger equation"
Wednesday, February 18
W. Garrett Mitchener
, Duke University
"A mathematical model of a change in the word order of Middle English"
Thursday, February 26
Joint Numerical Analysis/Differential Equations Seminar
N. Harris McClamroch
, Department of Aerospace Engineering, University of Michigan
"Variational integrators: A review, some new results, and applications to the simulation of a dumbbell body in space"
Please note the unusual day. The seminar is in HA 330 at 2:35 as usual.
Wednesday, March 3
Mark Williams
, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
"Stability of multidimensional viscous shocks"
Wednesday, March 17
Ruhai Zhou
, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
"The phase diagram for nematic polymers"
Wednesday, March 24
Konstantina Trivisa
, University of Maryland
"Continuous Glimm-type functionals in hyperbolic systems of conservation laws"
Wednesday, March 31
Rudy Horne
, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
"Optical pulse interactions: Four-wave mixing and randomness in return-to-zero systems"
Wednesday, April 7
Dmitry Zenkov
, NC State
"Constrained dynamics and variational integrators on Lie groups"
Wednesday, April 14
Michael Shearer
, NC State
"Wave structures in the flow of driven thin liquid films: Kinetics and nucleation in scalar conservation laws"
Wednesday, April 28
Matt Matthews
, Department of Mathematics, Duke University
"A hyperbolic free boundary value problem arising from granular materials"
Monday, May 10
John Bidwell, NC State
"On the periodic nature of solutions to the reciprocal difference equation with maximum"
Relive the good old days!
Fall 2003
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Fall 2002
Seminar Organizer
Steve Schecter
schecter@math.ncsu.edu
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Last modified: 25 Apr 2004