Applied Math Colloquium Schedule (Spring 2005)

Most talks are at 4:15 pm in Room 4-231. Refreshments are typically served at 3:45 pm in Room 2-349. For more information, contact the organizer, Alan Edelman

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Spring 2005 talks schedule

Feb 7 Michael Weinstein (Columbia University)
Resonant Energy Transfer and Selection of The Ground State
Feb 14: Ping Ma (Harvard University)
Functional Clustering of Temporal Microarray Data
Feb 17 Sivan Toledo (Tel-Aviv University) (Special Colloquium)
The Snap-Back Pivoting Method for Symmetric Banded Indefinite Matrices
Feb 21 (Presidents' Day -- Holiday)
Feb 28 David Goldschmidt, Center for Communications Research, Princeton, New Jersey
Breaking ENIGMA: Applied Group Theory in Action
Mar 7 Ioana Dumitriu (UC Berkeley)
Towards Accurate Polynomial Evaluation or When Can Numerical Linear Algebra Be Done Accurately?
Mar 14 Charles Bennett (IBM Yorktown Heights)
Assisted Capacities of Quantum Channels
Mar 21 (Spring Break)
Mar 28 (DATE CANCELLED)
Apr 4 Irene Moroz (Oxford)
The Extended Malkus-Robbins Dynamo as a Perturbed Lorenz System
Apr 11 Tandy Warnow (U Texas)
The Disk-covering Method for Phylogenetic Tree Reconstruction
Apr 18 (Patriot's Day -- Holiday)
Apr 25 Assaf Naor (Microsoft)
The Lipschitz Extension Problem
May 2 Momar Dieng (UC Davis)
Edge Eigenvalues in Gaussian Ensembles and Application to Statistics
May 9 George Fikioris - (National Technical University of Athens)
On the Solvability and Application of Numerical Methods to certain Fredholm-like Integral Equations of Antenna Theory

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