Computational and Applied Mathematics Seminar

Department of Mathematics
Purdue University

Fridays, 3:30-4:20 PM at UNIV 101 (unless specified otherwise)

Spring 2006

Date	Speaker	Title
1/20/06	Robert Smith University of Illinois	Adherence to antiretroviral HIV drugs: how many doses can you miss before resistance emerges?
1/27/06	Dio Margetis MIT	Mathematical modeling of crystal surfaces: From microscopic schemes to continuum laws
2/9/06 (4:30pm at REC 308)	Jonathan Selinger Kent University	Chirality and Molecular Order in Polymers, Liquid Crystals and Lipid Microstructures
2/23/06 (3:30pm at REC 308)	Scott MacLachlan University of Minnesota	Multilevel Upscaling through Variational Coarsening
2/24/06	Tom Witelski Duke University	The coarsening dynamics of dewetting fluid films
3/03/06	Shu-Ming Sun Virginia Tech	The well-posedness of the Korteweg-de Vries equation in a quarter plane or a finite domain
3/31/06	Luoding Zhu IUPUI	Simulation of elastic filaments interacting with incompressible viscous fluid by the immersed boundary method
4/14/06	Longan Ying Peking University	Convergence study of the Chorin-Marsden formula
4/21/06	Fred Hickernell Illinois Institute of Technology	Solving High Dimensional Numerical Problems
4/28/06	Juan Lopez Arizona State University	On 3D instabilities of 2D time-periodic flows
5/18/06 (10:30AM at REC116)	Jinhae Park University of Minnesota	Mathematical modeling and analysis of ferroelectricity in liquid crystals

*Starred entries indicate dates that are tentatively booked but might be rescheduled if necessary.

Past seminars: Fall 2005, Spring 2005, Fall 2004, Spring 2004, Fall 2003, Spring 2003, Fall 2002
Please send comments and suggestions to the seminar coordinator.