Applied Math & Analysis

As part of the Department of Mathematics, the Applied Mathematics Program hosts this ongoing series of seminars. The presentations cover a broad range of topics including numerical analysis, ordinary and partial differential equations, nonlinear systems, scientific computing, dynamical systems theory, mathematical biology, pattern formation, and complex physical systems.

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Upcoming Events

Noah Stevenson
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We analyze the space of steady rotating solutions to the two-dimensional incompressible Euler equations nearby vortex patch solutions satisfying a nondegeneracy…
read more about Desingularization of nondegenerate rotating vortex patches »

Yujin Kim (Caltech)
Physics 119

Gaussian multiplicative chaos (GMC) is a well-studied random measure appearing as a universal object in the study of Gaussian or approximately Gaussian log-correlated…
read more about Absolute continuity of non-Gaussian and Gaussian multiplicative chaos measures »

Alex Blumenthal
Physics 119
Huy Nguyen
Physics 119
Luigi De Rosa (Gran Sasso Science Institute)
Physics 119
Alexei Novikov (Penn State)
Physics 119
Molei Tao (Georgia Tech)
Physics 119
Thomas Anderson (Rice University)
Physics 119