Tuesdays, 2:30-3:30pm, Room 2-338
Refreshments in Room 2-349 at 3:30pm
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Fall 2004 Schedule |
Sept 14: Nicola Marzari, Department of Materials Science
and Engineering, MIT
Bloch, Wannier, and Berry: Don't Lose Your
Phase, but do Follow Your Manifold.
POSTPONED
Sept 21: George Haller, Department of Mechanical
Engineering, MIT
An Objective Definition of a Vortex
Sept 28: Robert V. Kohn, Courant Institute, New York
University
A Deterministic-Control-Based Approach to Interface Motion
Oct 5: Matthew Hancock, Department of Mathematics,
MIT
Generation of
Sand Bars Under Surface Waves
Oct 12: Nicola Marzari, Department of Materials Science
and Engineering, MIT
Bloch, Wannier, and Berry: Don't Lose Your
Phase, but do Follow Your Manifold.
Oct 19: David J. Srolovitz, Department of Mechanical &
Aerospace Engineering, Princeton University
Two Materials Science
Applications of the Level-Set Method
Oct 26: Philip Yecko, Department of Mathematics, MIT
Ligament and Droplet Formation
in Fast Liquid Jets and Sheets
Nov 2: Corey S. O'Hern, Department of Mechanical
Engineering and Physics, Yale University
Random Close Packing
Revisited: How Many Ways Can We Pack Smooth, Spherical Grains?
Nov 9: Stella Y. Park,Biological Labs 2004, Harvard
University
Electroosmosis Through a Bottleneck: Formation of Eddies and
Theory for Arbitrary Debye Lengths
Nov 30: Russel Caflisch, Department of Mathematics,
UCLA
Design and Optimization of a
Solid State Qubit System
Dec 7: Efthimios Kaxiras, Department of Physics and
Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Harvard
University
Multiscale Modeling of Materials
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