University of Sydney

Applied Mathematics Seminar 2002

This year the Applied Mathematics Seminar will usually be held in
Carslaw 173 at 2pm on Wednesdays.

March
March 13th, Rm 173		Professor Alan Champneys	Embedded solitons; solitary waves in resonance with linear spectrum
March 20th, Rm 173		A/Professor Jay Muthuswamy	Mathematical Representations of the Price Asynchronicity Problem in Financial Economics
March 27th, Rm 173		Dr Georg Gottwald	A Hamiltonian particle-mesh method for the rotating shallow water equations
April
April 10th, Rm 173		Dr Andrew Dixon	Applications of Industrial Mathematics at BHP Steel
April 24th Rm 173		A/Prof. Steven Armfield	Simulation of complex three dimensional flows using a parallel workstation cluster
May
May 1st, Rm 173		Professor Peter A Clarkson	Open problems in symmetry analysis
May 3rd, Rm 452		ProfessorJarmo Hietarinta	Towards an invariant classification of the Gambier/Ince list
May 8th, Rm 173		Dr Detlef Seese	Complexity Management: A Structural Approach
May 29th, Rm 173		Dr David Ivers	Time-Stepping Dynamical Dynamos in Spherical Geometries
June
June 5th, Rm 173		Dr Monica Hurdal	Approximating Discrete Conformal Mappings of the Human Brain using Circle Packings
July
July 24th, Rm 173		Professor Shun Shimomura	The Hierarchy of the First Painleve' Equation
August
August 9th, Rm 175		Dr Pilar Gordoa	Backlund transformations for a fourth Painleve' hierarchy
August 14th, Rm 173		Dr Andrew Pickering	Recent developments in Painleve' analysis
September
September 4th, Rm 173		Dr Sanjeeva Balasuriya	From Euler to Navier-Stokes: a weak finite-time Melnikov approach
September 11th, Rm 173		Dr Robert Cameron	Compressible axisymmetric magnetoconvection and quiet sun magnetic fields
October
October 23rd, Rm 173		Dr Grant Cox	Hoppers, stock-piles and rat-holes
November
November 20th, Rm 173		Professor Colin Rogers	Hidden Integrability in Nonlinear Continuum Mechanics