Tuesdays, 2:30-3:30pm, Room 2-338
Refreshments in Room 2-349 at 3:30pm
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Spring 2005 Schedule |
Feb. 1: Jean-Christophe Nave, University of California,
Santa Barbara
Direct Numerical Simulation of
Multi-Component Flows
Feb. 15: Dionisios Margetis, Applied Mathematics, MIT
Unified Approach to Crystal
Surface Evolution Below Roughening
Feb. 22: Todd Squires, Applied and Computational
Mathematics, California Institute of Technology
Balancing With the Inner
Ear: Why it Works so Well, and How it Goes Wrong
March 1: Jon Wilkening, Courant Institute, New York
University
Stress-Driven Grain
Boundary Diffusion: Modeling, Analysis And Numerical Methods
March 8: Eric Lauga, Division of Engineering and Applied
Science, Harvard University
Pack & Swim: Fluid
Mechanics at the Micron Scale
March 15: Ellak Somfai, Instituut-Lorentz, University
of Lieden
Diffusion-Limited
Aggregation and Laplacian Growth
March 28: Aslan R. Kasimov, Department of Theoretical and
Applied Mechanics, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
On
The Theory of Self-Sustained Detonations
March 29: Armand Ajdari, Theoretical Physical Chemistry,
ESPCI, Paris, France
Motion
From Asymmetry: From Motor Proteins to Microfluidic Pumps
Through Separation Techniques
March 30: Amit Singer, Department of Applied
Mathematics, Tel-Aviv University, Israel
Brownian Simulations and
Uni-Directional Flux in Diffusion
April 5: Govind Menon, Division of Applied Mathematics,
Brown University
Dynamic Scaling in Smoluchowski's
Coagulation Equations
April 19: No seminar
(vacation).
April 26: Jonah
Erlebacher, Department of Materials Science and
Engineering of the Johns Hopkins University
Nanoscale Rippled
Surfaces Spontaneously Formed Using Ion Beams
May 3: Sinisa Dj. Mesarovic, School of Mechanical and
Materials Engineering of Washington State
University
Transition Between The
Models in Multi-Scale Modeling and Simulations
May 10: Niles Pierce, Department of Applied &
Computational Mathematics and Bioengineering, California
Institute of Technology
Computational Engineering of DNA Devices
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