Applied Mathematics and Scientific Computing Seminar at Temple University.
We meet on selected Wednesdays at 4:00 PM in 617 Wachman Hall.
12 November 2008, 4:00 PM,
Malena Español, Tufts University,
TBA
2007-2008
19 September 2007,
Daniel B. Szyld, Temple University
Modern iterative solution of linear systems (especially those
arising from PDEs).
(This is the first of a
series of lectures)
26 September 2007,
Daniel B. Szyld, Temple University
Modern iterative solution of linear systems (especially those
arising from PDEs). Part II.
3 October 2007,
Daniel B. Szyld, Temple University
Modern iterative solution of linear systems (especially those
arising from PDEs). Part III.
10 October 2007,
Rosemary Renaut, Arizona State Univeristy,
Determining the Regularization Parameters for the Solution
of Ill-posed Inverse Problems.
24 October 2007,
Daniel B. Szyld, Temple University
Practical use of Krylov Subspace Methods:
Restarted, Truncated, Flexible,
Inexact, and Augmented Versions
7 November 2007,
David Bindel, Courant Institute, New York University,
Computer Aided Design of Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems:
From Energy Losses to Dick Tracy Watches
28 November 2007,
Sébastien Loisel,
Temple University,
On the convergence of
Algebraic Optimizable Schwarz Methods
with applications to elliptic problems
4 April 2008,
Abed Elhashash, Drexel University,
A survey of matrix functions preserving nonnegative matrices
2006-2007
13 September 2006, Tadele Adamtie Mengesha, Temple University,
Stability
of smooth extremals for variational integrals, I
20 September 2006, Tadele Adamtie Mengesha, Temple University,
Stability
of smooth extremals for variational integrals, II
27 September 2006, Yury Grabovsky, Temple University,
Buckling
of slender structures, I
4 October 2006, Yury Grabovsky, Temple University,
Buckling
of slender structures, II
11 October 2006, Worku Bitew, Temple University,
Higher
regularity of C^1 weak local minimizers
18 October 2006, Xiuhong Du, Temple University,
On Convergence Bounds of Additive Schwarz Preconditioned GMRES
25 October 2006, Sebastien Loisel, Temple University,
Optimized Domain Decomposition Methods, I
1 November 2006, Sebastian Loisel, Temple University,
Optimized Domain Decomposition Methods, II
15 November 2006, David Fritzsche, Temple University,
An Algorithm to Find Overlapping Subgraphs of a Graph and Applications
to Preconditioning, I
22 November 2006, David Fritzsche, Temple University,
An Algorithm to Find Overlapping Subgraphs of a Graph and Applications
to Preconditioning, II
29 November 2006,Daniel Sage, Louisiana State University,
Algebraic methods in materials science--a case study
24 January 2007, Leonid Berlyand, Pennsylvania State University,
Ginzburg-Landau minimizers with prescribed degrees.
Emergence of vortices and existence/nonexistence of the
minimizers
7 February 2007, Christopher Larsen, Worcester Polytechnic Institute,
Threshold-based quasi-static brittle damage evolution
28 February 2007, Liping Liu, California Institute of Technology,
Multiscale Analysis and Modeling of Ferromagnetic Shape Memory Composites
14 March 2007, Xiaodong Yan, Michigan State University,
Sharp integral inequalities for harmonic functions
21 March 2007, Georg Dolzmann, University of Maryland,
Limiting theories for incompressible materials
11 April 2007, Gilles Francfort, Université Paris-Nord,
Fracture: a variational approach
18 April 2007, Anna Vainchtein, University of Pittsburg,
Dynamics of lattice phase transitions
25 April 2007, Weiqing Ren, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences,
Analytical and numerical study of coupled atomistic-continuum methods for fluids
2005-2006
14 September 2005,
Tadele Adamtie Mengesha,
Temple University,
"
Local Minimizers in Calculus of Variations. Part I."
28 September 2005,
Tadele Adamtie Mengesha,
Temple University,
"
Local Minimizers in Calculus of Variations. Part II."
19 October 2005,
Judith Vogel, Richard Stockton College,
"Data Mining and Latent Semantic Indexing."
2 November 2005,
Daniel B. Szyld,
"Optimality of Methods Minimizing an Energy Norm."
16 November 2005,
Pavel Grinfeld, Drexel University,
"The Inverse Problem of Electrocardiography."
23 Novermber 2005,
Marina Arav, Georgia State University,
"The recursive eigenvalue problem."
3 February 2006,
Thomas P. Y. Yu, Drexel University,
"Approximation theory on Lie groups: A subdivision/projection approach."
20 February 2006, Daniel B. Szyld,
"Angles Between Subspaces and Norms of Idempotents on a Hilbert Space."
1 March 2006,
Valeria Simoncini,
Universita di Bologna,
"Analysis of projection-type methods for approximating matrix
functions."
22 March 2006, Xiuhong Du, Temple University,
"Convergence of Additive Schwarz Preconditioned GMRES."
12 April 2006,
Elena Virnik, TU Berlin,
"An Algebraic Multigrid Preconditioner for a class of singular M-matrices."
2004-2005
22 September 2004, David Fritzsche,
"Graph theory and permutation of matrices."
6 October 2004, David Fritzsche,
"Graph theory, permutation of matrices, and preconditioning."
20 October 2004,
David Fritzsche,
"Graph theoretical methods for preconditioning."
3 November 2004,
Omar Hijab,
"An Explicitly Solvable Free-Boundary Problem in R^d."
17 November 2004,
Michael Dobbins,
"Packing the simplex with its images."
1 December 2004,
Sergio Serrano, Civil and Environmental Engineering Dept.,
"Exploration of Nonlinear Environmental Dynamics."
2 February 2005,
Yury Grabovsky,
"Metastability and Hysteresis in Martensitic Phase Transformations."
16 February 2005,
Yury Grabovsky,
"Necessary Conditions for W^{1,P} Local Minima for Multiple Integrals in
Calculus of Variations."
2 March 2005,
Tadele Adamtie Mengesha
"Lower Semicontinuity in Calculus of Variations."
16 March 2005,
Tadele Adamtie Mengesha
"Sufficient Condition for Lower Semicontinuity."
13 April 2005.
George Biros, University of Pennsylvania,
Department of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mathematics,
"Fast algorithms for the solution of optimal control, design, and
inverse problems."
27 April 2005,
Spiridoula Matsika, Department of Chemistry, Temple University,
"Solving the Schroedinger Equation to understand the photostability of
biomolecules."
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