2012
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May 4 —
Prof. David S Bates,
Dept. of Finance
On estimating stock market volatility and crash risk
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April 27 —
Prof. Sharif Rahman,
Dept of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Approximation Errors in High-Dimensional Uncertainty Quantification
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April 20 —
Prof. John P. Spencer,
Dept of Psychology & Delta Center
Dynamic Thinking--Capturing Cognition and Development with Dynamic Neural Fields
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April 13 —
Dr. Scott Small,
IIHR Hydroscience Eng
Real-Time Flood Forecasting in Iowa
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April 6 —
Prof. Barrett Thomas,
Dept. of Management Sciences
A Rollout Policy Framework for Dynamic Programming Approximations to the Vehicle Routing Problem with Stochastic Demand and Duration Limits
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March 30 —
Prof. Jia Lu,
Dept of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Cloth simulation by isogeometric modeling
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March 23 —
Prof. Jianfeng Cai,
Department of Mathematics
Image Restoration: Total Variation; Wavelet Frames; and Beyond
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March 9 —
Prof. Palle Jorgensen,
Dept of Math
Trends in Mathematics Inspired by Financial Mathematics
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March 2 —
Prof. Victor Camillo,
Dept of Math
Regulated Functions and Average Variation
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February 24 —
Prof. Joe Eichholz,
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Introduction to the mathematics of bioluminescence tomography
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February 17 —
Prof. George R. Neumann,
Dept of Economics
Why do prediction markets work?
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February 10 —
Mr. Nathan Ellingwood,
AMCS
Q:What do Graduate Research, Particle Tracking Simulations and VideoGames have in common? A: Taiwan!
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February 3 —
Prof. Yannick Meurice,
Dept of Physics and Astronomy
Mathematical Problems in Lattice Field Theory
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January 27 —
Dr. Frederick Qiu,
IMA, University of Minnesota
An analysis of the practical DPG method
2011
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May 1 —
Professor Glenn Luecke,
Iowa State University
Numerical Analysis and Current Trends in High Performance Computing
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April 29 —
Mr. Hongbo Dong,
AMCS
Symmetric Tensor Approximation Hierarchies for the Completely Positive Cone
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April 22 —
Prof. Bruce Ayati,
Department of Mathematics
Mathematical Descriptions of Bone Remodeling Dynamics in Myeloma Bone Disease
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April 15 —
Prof. Suely Oliveira,
Dept. of Computer Science
Clustering Applications in Biology
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April 1 —
Prof. Karim Abdel-Malek,
Departments of Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering, Center for Computer Aided Design
Santos: A human simulation environment
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March 31 —
Mr. Joe Eichholz,
AMCS
Dicontinuous Galerkin methods for solving the radiative transfer equation and its approximations
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March 25 —
Prof. Keith Stroyan,
Department of Mathematics
Visual Depth Perception from Motion
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February 28 —
Prof. David Stewart,
Department of Mathematics
Understanding bouncing balls
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February 25 —
Prof. Victor Camillo,
Department of Mathematics
Uniform Limits of Step Functions
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February 18 —
Prof. Palle Jorgensen,
Dept. of Mathematics
Interaction between ideas from engineering of signals and approximation in mathematics (wavelets and more)
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February 11 —
Prof. Johna Leddy,
Department of Chemistry
Magnetoelectrochemistry
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January 31 —
Prof. Wayne Polyzou,
Department of Physics and Astronomy
The Relativistic Quantum Mechanical Three-Body Problem
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January 28 —
Prof. Y. Cheng,
University of Texas, Austin
Discontinuous Galerkin Schemes for Boltzmann Equations in Semiconductor Device Simulation
2010
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May 1 —
Mr. Jon Van Laarhoven,
AMCS
Exact and Heuristic Algorithms for the Euclidean Steiner Tree Problem
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April 30 —
Prof. Kurt M Anstreicher,
Dept of Management Sciences
Comparing Convex Relaxations for Quadratically Constrained Quadratic Programming
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April 16 —
Prof. Goran Lesaja,
Georgia Southern University
Kernel-Based Interior-Point Methods for Monotone Linear Complementarity Problems over Symmetric Cones
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April 1 —
Prof. Pavlo Krokhmal,
Dept. of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Combinatorial Optimization Problems on Hypergraph Matchings: A Probabilistic Analysis
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March 31 —
Prof. Jia Lu,
Dept. of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Isogeometric Analysis: A Brief Introduction
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March 26 —
Mr. Joe Eichholz,
AMCS
A numerical method for the Radiative Transfer Equation
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March 12 —
Mr. Tim Kreutzmann,
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
The Domain Derivative and its Application to Bioluminescence Tomography
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February 28 —
Prof. Kai Tan,
Department of Internal Medicine and Biomedical Engineering
Computational tools for reading epigenomes
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February 26 —
Prof. Alberto Segre,
Department of Computer Science
UI Computational Epidemiology Group Research
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February 19 —
Prof. Keith Stroyan,
Dept. of Mathematics
Calculus with Real Infinitesimals
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February 12 —
Prof. Wayne Polyzou,
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Views of the subnucleonic world
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January 31 —
Prof. Palle Jorgensen,
Department of Mathematics
Uses of probability in mathematical analysis
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January 29 —
Prof. Russell V. Lenth,
Department of Statistics
Reproducible Statistical Analysis or Literate Programming via StatWeave
2009
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May 1 —
Professor Witold Krajewski,
IIHR-Hydroscience and Engineering
Challenges of Flood Forecasting and Prediction
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April 30 —
Prof. Laurent Jay,
Dept of Mathematics
Lagrange-d'Alembert integrators in mechanics
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April 24 —
Prof. Jia Lu,
Dept. of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Discrete Method in Solid Mechanics
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April 17 —
Prof. Jinhu Xiong,
Dept. of Radiology
Mapping Functional Organizations of the Human Brain Using MRI
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April 10 —
Dr. Alan Huebner,
ACT
Multi-dimensional a-stratification for Computerized Adaptive Testing
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March 31 —
Ms. Fengrong Wei,
AMCS
Group Selection in High-dimensional Regression
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March 27 —
Prof. Erin Pearse,
Department of Mathematics
Effective resistance in infinite networks
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March 13 —
Prof. Bruce Ayati,
Department of Mathematics
Multiscale Modeling and Simulation in Biology
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March 1 —
Prof. Palle Jorgensen,
Department of Mathematics
Stochastic integration; new (financial math) and old (Brownian motion)
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February 27 —
Prof. Yi Li,
Dept. of Mathematics
An introduction to PDEs
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February 20 —
Prof. Jeffrey W Ohlmann,
Department of Management Sciences
An Introduction to Heuristic Optimization Approaches
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February 13 —
Prof. Wayne Polyzou,
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Poincare invariant quantum mechanics
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February 1 —
Prof. Qihe Tang,
Department of Statistics
Asymptotic Aspects of the Expected Discounted Penalty Function in the Renewal Risk Model Using Wiener-Hopf Factorization and Convolution Equivalence
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January 30 —
Professor John Manak,
Department of Biology
Microarray-based integrative genomics: From genome annotation to mapping mutations to genes