Tuesdays, 2:30-3:30pm, Room 3-370
Refreshments outside of Room 3-370 at 3:30pm
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Fall 2005 Schedule |
Sept. 9: Anael Lemaitre, Institut Navier, France
Quasi-Static Deformation In AThermal, Amorphous Solids
Sept. 13: Ehud Yariv, Technion, Israel
Thermo-Capillary Motion About A
Stationary Bubble, And A Convective PCR Model
Sept. 20: Martin Bazant, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Department of Mathematics
Induced-Charge
Electro-Osmosis And Electrophoresis
Sept. 27: Axel Guenther, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Microfluidics With
Multiple Phases: From Stokes Flow To Particle Synthesis
Oct. 4: John Ochsendorf, Building Technology Program, MIT
Unsolved Problems In Ancient Architecture
Oct. 7: Gogi Singh, Department of Applied Mathematics,
Northwestern University (Building 2, Room 255 at 1:00 PM)
Mathematical Modeling of
Self-Organized Nanoscale Porous Structures In Anodic
Aluminum Oxide
Oct. 11: Columbus Day Vacation - NO CLASSES
Oct. 14: Klint Rose, Dept of Mechanical Engineering,
Stanford University,
(Building 2, Room 255 at 1:00
PM)
Electrokinetic Dynamics And Control Of
Metallic Nanorods
Oct. 18: Stefan Siegmund, Department of Mathematics,
J.W. Goethe University
Vortex Merger And A New Notion
Of Bifurcation
Oct. 21: Boaz Nadler, Department of Mathematics, Yale
University (Building 2, Room 255 at 1:00 PM)
Ionic Electrodiffusion
Through Protein Channels: Atomic Details And Continuum Descriptions
Oct. 25: Oliver Buhler, Courant Institute,
New York University
Impulsive Fluid Forcing And The
Gait Of The Water Strider
Nov. 1: Francois Blanchette, The University of Chicago
Multiple Coalescence At
Liquid Interfaces
Nov. 8: Alexander Golovin, Applied Mathematics,
Northwestern University
Feedback Control Of
Pattern-Forming Systems
Nov. 15: Andre Nachbin, IMPA, Brazil
Improved
Boussinesq Models For Solitary Waves
Nov. 29: Lyderic Bocquet, Laboratoire de Physique de la
Matiere Condensee et Nanostructures, Lyon
University,
Skipping Stones
Nov. 22: NO SEMINAR
Dec. 2: George Gilmer, Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory, Livermore CA (Building 2 Room 105 at 2:30 PM)
Kinetic Monte Carlo Applications To Some Materials Science
Problems: A New Algorithm Based On First Passage Greens Functions
Dec. 6: Frederic Gibou, Department of Mechanical
Engineering, UCSB
Numerical Solvers For Nonlinear
Partial Differential Equations On Fully Adaptive Grids
Dec. 13: Zhigang Suo, DEAS, Harvard University
Dynamics Of Step Flow On Crystalline Surfaces Due To The
Interplay Of Elasticity And Kinetics
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