Colorado State University Applied Mathematics Seminar

Fall 2003

Thursdays, 2pm, 117 Weber Building

M592-Section 02 Ref # 301028

• Thursday, Sept 4 (2:10pm): Don Estep, Department of Mathematics, Colorado State University, Generalized Green's Functions and the Effective Domain of Influence
• Thursday, Sept 11 (2:10pm): Gerhard Dangelmayr, Department of Mathematics, Colorado State University, Isochronicity-Induced Bifurcations in Systems of Weakly Dissipative Coupled Oscillator
• Thursday, Sept 18 (2:10pm): Stephan Weiler, Department of Economics, Colorado State University, Pioneers and Settlers in Urban Redevelopment
• Thursday, Sept 25 (2:10pm): David Dreisigmeyr, Ph.D. Candidate Electrical Engineering, Colorado State University, Volterra Series Fractional Lagrangian Mechanics
• Thursday, Oct 2 (2:10pm): Dick Johnson, Atmospheric Sciences, Colorado State University, Dynamics of Squall Lines
• Thursday, Oct 9 (2:10pm): H.J. Siegel, Abell Distinguished Chair Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Professor of Computer Science, Colorado State University, A Metric for the Robustness of a Resource Allocation for Tasks on Parallel and Distributed Computing Systems
• Thursday, Oct 16 (2:10pm): Anthony Rappe, Department of Chemistry, Colorado State University, From Bioinformatics to Nanotechnology, putting moisture into the model.
• Thursday, Oct 23 (2:10pm): Jim Meiss, Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Colorado,  Volume Preserving Mappings: a few answers and many questions
• Thursday, Oct 30 (2:10pm): Louis Scharf, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Colorado State University, Iterative Filtering in Expanding Subspaces for Radar, Sonar, and Data Communication*
• Thursday, Nov 6: No Seminar due to Math Day.
• Thursday, Nov 13 (2:10pm): Marc Laforest, Department of Mathematics,  Colorado State University, Large-Scale Computational Problems in Aero-acoustics
• Thursday, Nov 20 (2:10pm): S. S. Sritharan, Head, Department of Mathematics, University of Wyoming, Control and Filtering Theory for Navier-Stokes Equation and Partial Differential Equations in Infinite Dimensions
• Thursday, Dec 4 (2:10pm):    Darel Hardy, Department of Mathematics, Colorado State University, Instant LaTeX: How to Create Beautiful LaTeX Documents Quickly and Easily

*This seminar will be joint with ECE and Statistics. It will be held in Hammond Auditorium.