University of Sydney

Applied Mathematics Seminars, 2000

March
Wednesday 8th, Rm 275		A/Prof. Bill Gibson	Calcium: a universal physiological signalling agent
Wednesday 29th, Rm 275		Mr Andrew Vincent	Ant Trail Formation and its Application to the Travelling Salesperson Problem
April
April 5th, Rm 275		Prof. Brian Gray	A Spectacular Example of Forensic Mathematics
May
May 3rd, Rm 275		Dr David Galloway	Slow Dynamos in Hexagons, Fast Dynamos in Cubes
May 10th, Rm 275		A/Prof. David Edelman	Entropy, Information-Theoretic, Coding, and Description-Length Considerations in Mathematical Modelling
July
July 19th, Rm 173		Dr Hugh Luckock	Teaching Introductory Financial Mathematics
July 26th, Rm 173		Dr James Clark	The Dynamic Response of a Ballooning Yarn: Theory and Experiment
August
August 2nd, Rm 173		Dr George Bacskay	Electron Correlation and its Importance in Chemistry
August 23rd, Rm 173		A/Prof. Chris Durrant	Poles apart, or where do the Sun's magnetic fields go?
August 30th, Rm 173		Dr Neil Cramer	The Physics of Dusty Plasmas
September
September 6th, Rm 173		Dr Mary Myerscough	Bees, brains and beaches: modelling social insect colonies.
October
October 25th, Rm 173		Applied Mathematics 4th Year Students, 2000	Abstracts