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Eberly College of Science Mathematics Department

CCMA Luncheon Seminar

Mondays from 12:20pm to 01:30pm in MB114


Designed mainly for graduate students interested in computational and applied mathematics and related areas, this seminar usually gives an introduction to a research topic without assuming the audience has any prior knowledge on the topic, and, in most cases offers an introduction to the CAM Colloquium by, for example, defining basic concepts important to the Colloquium talk.
 
The seminar is 30 minutes long, followed by a discussion over lunch.

The schedule of speakers is below.


DateSpeaker(s)Title
26 Aug 2013Yuri Bazilevs, University of California, San DiegoBasics of Isogeometric Analysis and Computational Fluid—Structure Interaction
2 Sep 2013No seminar, Labor Day holidayTo Be Announced
9 Sep 2013Wen Shen, Penn StateA brief introduction to conservation law models
16 Sep 2013Carlos Garcia-Cervera, University of California, Santa BarbaraLinear Scaling Methods for Density Functional Theory
23 Sep 2013Chun Liu, Penn StateNonlocal diffusions with applications to charge transport
30 Sep 2013Eitan Tadmor, University of MarylandPDEs and image processing
7 Oct 2013Robert Pego, Carnegie Mellon UniversityCoagulation models and tools of analysis
14 Oct 2013Selim Esedoglu, University of MichiganTo Be Announced
21 Oct 2013Ellad Tadmor, University of MinnesotaTo Be Announced
28 Oct 2013Mark Williams, University of North Carolina at Chapel HillTo Be Announced
4 Nov 2013Juan M. Restrepo, University of ArizonaNearshore Sticky Waters
11 Nov 2013Keith Promislow, Michigan State UniversityTo Be Announced
18 Nov 2013 To Be Announced
25 Nov 2013No seminar, Thanksgiving HolidayTo Be Announced
2 Dec 2013Wilfrid Gangbo, Georgia Institute of TechnologyTo Be Announced
9 Dec 2013 To Be Announced
16 Dec 2013Rob Falgout, Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryTo Be Announced

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