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CSUMS Seminars

CSUMS seminars are offered through the one-credit course Math410, Topics in Computational Mathematics.  This course offers weekly lectures followed by class discussions and activities.  Students may also be interested in attending the Department Colloquium or Cissy Patterson Lectures.

Spring 2009

Date Speaker Affiliation Title Time Location Host
2/6 Chi-Kwong Li William and Mary Preserver problems 3pm Jones 302 n/a
2/13 Gexin Yu William and Mary Graphs containing every 2-factor 3pm Jones 302 n/a
2/23 Ashok K. Singh University of Nevada at Las Vegas Statistics in Environmental Remediation 3pm Jones 302 Iaci
3/20 Yiu-Tung Poon Iowa State University Joint Higher Rank Numerical Range in Quantum Computation 3pm Jones 302 Li
3/27 Bree Aldridge Harvard University On the edge of life and death: cell fate mapping with direct Lyapunov exponents 3pm Jones 302 Phillips
4/3 Paul Brooks Virginia Commonwealth University L1 Projection 3pm Jones 302 Phillips
4/24 Dan Cranstan
 DIMACS, Rutgers University

Coloring and List-coloring of Graphs

 3pm Jones 302 Yu

 

Fall 2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title Time Location Host
9/12 Hyunju Ban William and Mary A biofilm and yeast colony, and its modeling and computational approach 3-4pm Jones 302 N/A
9/19 Sarah Day William and Mary Braids and connecting orbits in parabolic PDEs 3-4pm Jones 302 N/A
9/26 Jin Wang Old Dominion University Numerical and Asymptotic Study of Viscous Interfacial Flow 3-4pm Jones 302 Tian
9/29
 Rafael Frongillo University of California at Berkeley
3-4pm
 Jones 131 Day
10/3 Daniel Vasiliu Christopher Newport University On a sufficient condition for compensated compactness and beyond 3-4pm Jones 302 Shi
10/10 David Phillips William and Mary Scheduling Patients in a Radiology Department 3-4pm Jones 302 N/A
10/24 Ken Kawarabayashi National Institute of Informatics, Japan Coloring and list-coloring planar graphs and graphs on a fixed surface 3-4pm Jones 302 Yu
10/31 Tanujit Dey William and Mary Fully Nonparametric Bayesian Analysis in Regression Model with Serially Correlated Errors 3-4pm Jones 302 N/A
11/7 Jie Zheng National Center for Biotechnology Information, NIH Population Genomics Approaches to finding regulators of meiotic recombination hotspots 3-4pm Jones 302 Tian
11/14
 Konstantin Mischaikow Rutgers University Databases for Multiparameter Nonlinear Systems 3-4pm
 Jones 302
 Day
11/17 Garud Iyengar Columbia University Robust Portfolio Selection 3-4 Jones 302 Phillips
11/21 Alexander Meadows St. Mary's College Spinning Soap Film Surfaces, Symmetry, and Singularities for Differential Equations 3-4pm Jones 302 Vinroot
12/6 Lynne Seymour University of Georgia Probability Maps for Brain Activity Via fMRI 3-4pm Jones 302 Dey

 

Spring 2008

Date Speaker Affiliation Title Time Location Host
3/20
 David Phillips
 College of William and Mary
 Some prorblems on graph optimization
3:30-5pm
 Morton 203
 Day
4/11 Xiaofeng Ren George Washington University Analysis and computation of some pattern formation problems 3-4pm
 Jones 131 Shi
4/18 Michael Trosset Indiana University Locally Linear Embedding is a Laplacian Eigenmap 3-4pm
 Jones 131 Lewis
4/24
 Laura Sheppardson University of Mississippi Exploiting structural aspects of graph models 3:30-5pm
 Morton 203
 Day
4/25
 Zlatko Drmac University of Zagreb Subspace gap residuals for Rayleigh--Ritz approximations 1-2pm
 Jones 131
 Li

Fall 2007

Date Speaker Affiliation Title Time Location Host
10/19 Bill Kalies Florida Atlantic University Computational dynamics from a topological point of view 3–4 p.m. Jones 131 Day
11/12 Tom Wanner George Mason University Homological analysis of complicated random patterns 2–3 p.m. Jones 131 Day
11/16 Evelyn Sander George Mason University Pattern formation in reaction diffusion models 3–4 p.m. Jones 131 Day
12/3 Chris Siefert Sandia National Laboratories Introduction to multilevel solvers for the physical sciences 2–3 p.m. Jones 131 Torczon

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