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Aug 28 - Sep 1
Sep 5 - 8
Sep 11 - 15
Sep 18 - 22
Sep 25 - 29
Oct 2 - 6
Oct 9 - 13
Oct 16 - 20
Oct 23 - 27
Oct 30 - Nov 3
Nov 6 - 10
Nov 13 - 17
Nov 27 - Dec 1
WEEK OF August 28 – September
1, 2006
Wednesday, August 30
Differential Equations Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Boris Malomed, Tel Aviv University
Soliton management in periodic systems
Departmental Tea
3:50-4:20, HA 243
WEEK OF
September 5 – September 8, 2006
Tuesday, September 5
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:30, HA 210
Ben Redeling, Bioinformatics
Joint Bayesian estimation of alignment and phylogeny
Operations Research Seminar
4:30-5:30, Daniel 406
Andrej Kosir, Univeristy of Ljubljana
On the scalability and the performance optimization
Thursday, September 7
Departmental Tea
3:30-4:00, HA 243
Friday, September 8
Financial Mathematics Seminar
1:30-2:30, 1206 Nelson
Yaozhong Hu, University of Kansas
Optimal Anticipative Stopping
WEEK OF September 11 –
September 15, 2006
Tuesday, September 12
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:30, HA 210
Sharon Lubkin, NCSU
Tissue dynamics
Numerical Analysis Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Genetha Gray, Sandia National Laboratory
Derivative-free methods for simulation based optimization
Departmental Tea
3:50-4:20, HA 243
Wednesday, September 13
Diferential Equations Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Xiao-Biao Lin, NCSU
The Gearhart-Pruss theorem and linear stability for Riemannsolutions
of conservation laws
Friday, September 15
Algebra Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 335
Mohan Putcha, NCSU
Conjugacy in algebraic monoids
WEEK OF September
18 – September 22, 2006
Tuesday, September 19
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:30, HA 210
Ken Pollock, NCSU
Tag return models for estimating fishing mortality and natural
mortality: Application in fisheries research and management
illustrated by Maryland striped bass tag return
Friday, September 22
Financial Mathematics Seminar
1:30-2:30, 1206 Nelson
Jean-Pierre Fouque, University of California at Santa Barbara
Perturbation methods in default modeling
Departmental Tea (sponsored by Financial Math
Program)
3:30-4:00, HA 243
WEEK OF September 25 – September 29,
2006
Tuesday, September 26
Joint Numerical Analysis/Symbolic Computation
Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Erich Kaltofen, NC State University
Errors in variables and hybrid symbolic-numeric methods
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:45, HA 210
Hien Tran, NC State University
Dynamic multidrug therapies for HIV: Optimal and STI control
approaches
Operations Research Seminar
4:30-5:30, Daniels 406
Craig Holcomb and Brian Hunt, National Security Agency
Summer program for operations research technology (SPORT)
Wednesday, September 27
SIAM/MGSA Brown Bag Lunch Seminar
12:30-1:00, HA 107 (bring your lunch, desert will be provided)
Kartik Sivaramakrishnan
Lagrangian relaxation techniques for large scale optimization
Thursday, September 28
Numerical Analysis Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Jie Shen, Purdue University
Fast spectral-Galerkin method: Algorithms, analysis and applications
Departmental Tea
3:50-4:20, HA 243
WEEK OF
October 2 – October 6, 2006
Monday, October 2
SIAM Student Chapter Seminar (snacks will be provided)
3:00-3:45, HA 335
Brian Lewis, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Feature extraction for classification: Class-independent statistics
vs. class-dependent statistics
Correlating sensor tracks with the deterministic annealing method
Organizational Meeting
4:00, HA 263
Organizational meeting on the proof of the Poincare conjecture
following the work of Perlman
Tuesday, October 3
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:45, HA 210
BMA Faculty Meeting
Operations Research Seminar
4:30-5:30, Daniels 406
Xin Chen, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
A tractable approximation of stochastic programming via robust
optimization
Wednesday, October 4
Differential Equations Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Michael Sever, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Existence of solutions of nonlinear Helmholtz systems
Thursday, October 5
Special Departmental Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 335
Joel Brawley, Clemson University
In memory of Jack Levine (1907-2005)
Departmental Tea
3:50-4:20, HA 243
Friday, October 6
Algebra Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 335
Nathan Reading, NC State University
Some interesting lattice congruences of the weak order
WEEK OF October 9 –
October 13, 2006
Monday, October 9
Seminaire Poincare
4:00, HA 263
Tom Lada, NC State University
Structure theory of compact surfaces (A precursor to Thurston's
Conjectures)
Tuesday, October 10
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:45, HA 210
Jim Riviere, NC State University
Incorporation of complex chemical mixture effects into a qsar
model of dermal absorption
Numerical Analysis Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Kartik Sivaramakrishnan, NC State University
A conic interior point decomposition approach for structured
semidefinite programs
Departmental Tea
3:50-4:20, HA 243
Wednesday, October 11
SAMSI
1:30-3:00, SAMSI - Room 203
Susie Bayarri, University of Valencia and Fei Liu, Duke University
Tutorial on emulation techniques for forest-climate models
WEEK OF October 16 – October 20, 2006
Monday, October 16
Joint Probability and Differential Equations Seminar
(snacks will be provided)
3:00-3:55, HA 330
David Anderson, Duke University
Propagation of fluctuations in biochemical systems
Seminaire Poincare
4:00, HA 263
A. Fauntleroy, NC State University
Poincare's 1st conjecture circa 1900 and his counter-example
circa 1904: The Dodecahedron
Tuesday, October 17
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:45, HA 210
Jim Selgrade, NC State University
An overview of the Hodgkin-Huxley and FItzHugh-Nagumo models
Operations Research Seminar
4:30-5:30, Daniels 406
Mark Lawley, Purdue University
The evolving field of healthcare engineering: Perspectives,
examples and challenges
Numerical Analysis Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Richard Mayr, NC State University
Infinite-state discrete Markov chains induced by probabilistic
programs
Wednesday, October 18
Differential Equations Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Peter Miller, University of Michigan and SAMSI
Integrable nonlinear waves and singular asymptotics
Departmental Tea
3:50-4:20, HA 243
Friday, October 20
Financial Mathematics Seminar
1:30-2:30, Nelson 1206
Frank Meyer, Republic Mortgage Insurance Company (RMIC)
Pricing mortgage risk - the non-trader perspective
Algebra Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 335
Alexey Ovchinnikov, NC State University
Representations of linear differential algebraic groups
WEEK OF October 23 – October 27, 2006
Monday, October 23
Probability and Random Systems Seminar
3:00-3:55, HA 330
Christian Houdre, Georgia Institute of Technology
Mean, median and fluctuations of Levy processes
Seminaire Poincare
4:00, HA 263
The constant curvature connections to PC: The 1/4-pinching sphere
theorem
Tuesday, October 24
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:45, HA 210
Mette Olufsen, NC State University
Short term regulation in the cardiovascular system
Operations Research Seminar
4:30-5:30, Daniels 406
Julie Simmons Ivy, University of Michigan
Balancing patient and payer preferences: A maintenance model-based
efficient
frontier for breast cancer detection and treatment
Wednesday, October 25
Differential Equations Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Jean-Michel Roquejoffre, University of Toulouse
Existence and stability of multi-dimensional bistable fonts
Symbolic Computation Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 335
Chee Yap, New York University
Real root isolation: Recent progress in the analysis of subdivision
algorithms
Friday, October 27
Algebra Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 335
Christian Kassel, CNRS - Universite Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg,
France
Deformation spaces for Hopf-Galois extensions
Departmental Tea
3:50-4:20, HA 243
WEEK OF October 30 –
November 3, 2006
Monday, October 30
Seminaire Poincare
4:00, HA 263
Amassa Fauntleroy, NC State University
The exponential map, injectivity radius and the sphere theorem
Tuesday, October 31
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:45, HA 210
John Franke, NC State University
Discrete Dynamical Systems in Population Genetics
Operations Research Seminar
4:30-5:30, Daniels 406
Pierre F. Maldague, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Planning for space exploration: Current techniques and future
challenges
Wednesday, November 1
Numerical Analysis Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Laurent Demanet, Stanford University
Fast computation of Fourier integral operators
Departmental Tea
3:30-4:00, HA 243
Friday, November 3
Algebra Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 335
Bojko Bakalov, NC State University
Non-linear Lie conformal algebras with three generators
WEEK OF November 6 – November 10, 2006
Monday, November 6
Differential Equations Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Bruce Pitman, University at Buffalo and SAMSI
Computing geophysical flows in the face of uncertainty
Seminaire Poincare
4:00, HA 263
Amassa Fauntleroy, NC State University
Proof of the 1/4-pinching sphere theorem
Tuesday, November 7
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:45, HA 210
Mansoor Haider, NC State University
Artificial neural networks for analysis of cartilage repair
using hydrogel scaffolds
Operations Research Seminar
4:30-5:30, Daniels 406
Bobby Ninan (PhD, May 2005); Chuan Lin (PhD, Dec 2006)
Alumni share their career choices
Thursday, November 9
Numerical Analysis Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Tammy Kolda, Sandia National Laboratories
Tensor decompositions, the MATLAB tensor toolbox,and applications
to data analysis
Friday, November 10
Mathematics Department Colloquium
4:00, HA 201
Randy LeVeque, University of Washington
High-resolution finite volume methods and applications to Tsunami
modeling
Algebra Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 335
Laurie Zach, NC State University
Nilpotent Lie algebras with a small second derived quotient
Departmental Tea
3:30-4:00, HA 243
WEEK OF November 13 –
November 17, 2006
Monday, November 13
Seminaire Poincare
4:00, HA 263
Amassa Fauntleroy, NC State University
Proof of the sphere theorem
Tuesday, November 14
Mathematics Department Colloquium
4:00, HA 201
Bjorn Enquist, University of Texas
Heterogeneous Multi-scale Methods
Departmental Tea
3:30-4:00, HA 243
Wednesday, November 15
Algebra Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 335
Donald Richards, Penn State University
Algebraic methods toward higher-order probability inequalities
Differential Equations Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Jian-Guo Liu, University at Maryland
Pressure estimate for the incompressible Navier-Stokes equation
in a bounded domain
WEEK OF November 27 –
December 1, 2006
Monday, November 27
Seminaire Poincare
4:00, HA 263
Amassa Fauntleroy, NC State University
Curvatures: Operators, sectional, Ricci and scalar
Tuesday, November 28
Numerical Analysis Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Vita Rutka, NC State University
Virtual material design of elastic materials & applications
EJIIM for linear elastic systems
Biomathematics Seminar
4:30-5:45, HA 210
Bill Atchley, NC State University
Computational biology and molecular architecture
Wednesday, November 29
SIAM NCSU Student Chapter Brown Bag Lunch
12:30, HA 107
Tim Kelley, NC State University
How to solve integral equations
Dmitry Zenkov, NC State University
Nonlinear control and variational integrators
Differential Equations Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 330
Mark Williams, UNC-Chapel Hill
Nonclassical multidimensional shocks
Symbolic Computation Seminar
3:00, HA 335
Kartik Sivaramakrishnan, NC State University
Exploiting SPARSITY and SYMMETRY in semidefinite programming
with applications in
polynomial optimization
Departmental Tea
3:30-4:00, HA 243
Department Meeting with Dean Solomon
4:00-5:00, HA 201
Friday, December 1
Financial Mathematics Seminar
1:30-2:30, 1206 Nelson
Debra Elkins, General Motors R&D Center
Call center operations risk modeling- Potential impact of Avian
flu
Algebra Seminar
3:00-3:50, HA 335
Yi-Zhi Huang, Rutgers University
Logarithmic tensor product theory
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