2 Sydney University Applied Mathematics Seminar

Applied Mathematics Seminar 2001

The Applied Mathematics Seminar is usually held in
Carslaw 275 at 2pm on Wednesdays.

February
February
23rd, Rm 375 Dr Richard Walsh Observations and Modelling of the Solar Corona
March
March
7th, Rm 275 Professor John Perram Non-linear dynamical systems in the undergraduate physics curriculum
March
14th, Rm 275 Dr Ted Fackerell GPS, Descartes, the Princess of Bohemia and the Tripos
March
28th, Rm 159 Dr Nicholas Witte Random Matrix Theory and Integrable Dynamical Systems
April
April
4th, Rm 275 A/Prof. Peter Harrowell To Cross a Crowded Room: the Mathematics of Cooperativity
April
11th, Rm 275 Dr Bill Spence Topological Holography
April
18th, Rm 275 Prof Harold Zirin The Spectrovideomagnetograph Reveals the True Strength of Photospheric Magnetic Fields
April
27th, Rm 173 Prof Tony Roberts Holistic discretisation illuminates and enhances the numerical modelling of differential equations

May
May
9th, Rm 275 Dr Harvinder Sidhu Forcing, Flammability, Waves and Twin-Flames in Combustion
May
16th, Rm 275 Dr Hugh Luckock Modelling the Continuous Double Auction
May
23rd, Rm 275 Dr Glenda Wardle Why delay reproduction? A matrix projection model and graph theory approach to problems in life history evolution
May
30th, Rm 275 Prof Peter Robinson Neurophysical Modelling of Brain Dynamics

August
August
22nd, Rm 275 Prof Philip Maini Chemotaxis as a model pattern generator
August
29th, Rm 275 Mr Peter Zeitsch Symmetry Groups For Hypergeometric Partial Differential Equations

September
September
12th, Rm 275 Dr Barrie Fraser Whirling Strings and Spinning Yarns

October
October
10th, Rm 275 Professor Nalini Joshi Hunting Nonlinear Mathematical Butterflies
October
12th, Rm 375 Dr Marta Mazzocco Classical solutions of PVI
October
12th, Rm 375 Professor Peter Clarkson The Painleve and discrete Painleve equations - nonlinear and discrete special functions
October
17th, Rm 275 Professor David Dritschel A new twist on the numerical simulation of fluid flows
October
31st, Rm 275 Professor J.B. McLeod The Wedge Entry Problem

December
December
7th, Rm 275 Dr Jim Rottman Maslov's method for internal waves generated by obstacles in a depth-dependent medium

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Applied Mathematics Seminar 2001