January 28th: | No seminar this week |
February 3th: 2:10PM–3PM in 939 Evans | Ken Kamrin, MIT (note special date and time) What are the Navier-Stokes equations of sand flow? Some challenges in theoretical and computational continuum mechanics |
February 12th: 4:10PM–5PM in 60 Evans* | Robert Kohn, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences (note special date and time) A variational perspective on wrinkling patterns in thin elastic sheets |
February 19th: 4:10PM–5PM in 60 Evans* | Michael Weinstein, Columbia University (note special date and time) Topologically protected edge states in continuous two-dimensional honeycomb structures |
February 25th: | Theophile Chaumont Frelet, INRIA and INSA de ROUEN, France Analysis of the Pollution Effect in Finite Element Discretization of Highly Heterogeneous Helmholtz Problems |
March 4th: | Keith Miller, University of California, Berkeley Introduction to Gradient-weighted Moving Finite Elements |
March 11th: | Jie Shen, Purdue University Phase-field models for multiphase complex fluids: modeling, numerical analysis and simulations |
March 19th: 2PM - 3PM in 891 Evans | Johan Hoffman, KTH Royal Institute of Technology (note special date and time) Adaptive finite element methods for turbulent flow and fluid-structure interaction with applications in aerodynamics and biomedicine |
March 25th: | Spring Break |
April 1st: | Henry Abarbanel, University of California, San Diego Statistical Data Assimilation: Path Integrals and Approximations |
April 7th: 11AM-12PM in 939 Evans | David Levermore, University of Maryland Coarsening of Particle Systems |
April 8th: | Xiantao Li, Penn State Univeristy The Mori-Zwanzig formalism for the reduction of complex dynamics models |
April 15th: | Georg Stadler, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences Computational methods for Bayesian inverse problems governed by PDEs |
April 22nd: | Yousef Saad, University of Minnesota Divide and conquer algorithms for large Hermitian eigenvalue problems |
April 29th: | Benjamin Stamm, Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions, Paris VI A perturbation-method-based post-processing of planewave approximations for DFT Kohn-Sham models |