Tian Jing - Varifold Solutions to Two-phase Magnetohydrodynamic Equations
Special Date: Tuesday Jan 17 from 2pm to 3pm in room 703.
Seminar
Splice type surface singularities and their local tropicalizations
Logarithmic connections and symmetries of bundles
Bruno Poggi - Solvability of the Poisson problem with interior data in $L^p$ Carleson spaces and its applications to the regularity problem
Michel Chipot - Asymptotic behaviour of problems of the (p,q)-Laplacian types
Bootstrap percolation in neuro-inspired networks
As is typical in this Seminar, there will likely be directional and technical questions raised, as Jon discusses some unpublished ideas on networks in neuroscience. Specifically, the spread and synchronization of activity on a graph.
Bootstrap percolation in neuro-inspired networks
As is typical in this Seminar, there will likely be directional and technical questions raised, as Jon discusses some unpublished ideas on networks in neuroscience. Specifically, the spread and synchronization of activity on a graph.
Viazovska’s work on sphere packings
Regularized Reduced Order Models (Reg-ROMs) for Turbulent Flows
Over the past decade, several closure and stabilization strategies have been developed to tackle the ROM inaccuracy in the convection-dominated, under-resolved regime, i.e., when the number of degrees of freedom is too small to capture the complex underlying dynamics.
Shedding light on spacetime via Penrose Limits.
Since the realization in 1907 by Hermann Minkowski that spacetime is a four-dimensional structure and his key invention of the light cone and the subsequent development by his former student Albert Einstein and Marcel Grossmann of the theory of gravity, the properties of wave propagation in spacetime have been under intense scrutiny.