Differential Equations and Applied Math Seminar
Ray Treinen rt30@txstate.edu
Day: Every Friday
Time: 11 am- noon
Location: Derrick Hall 336
The Differential Equations and Applied Math Seminar is a seminar for those interested in Differential Equations, Mathematical Modeling, both Numerical Analysis and Simulation, both Computational and Theoretical Statistics, as well as other interdisciplinary work of an applied nature. The speaker's topics are not restricted to their own work, as this seminar is a platform for presenting details of Mathematics of interest. Interested Faculty, Graduate Students, and advanced Undergraduates are encouraged to attend.
Spring 2020
- Feb 7: Ray Treinen, Texas State University, Granular Sessile Drops
- Feb 14: Sergio Mayorga Tatarin, Baylor University, Mean-field games--models and theoretical challenges
- Feb 21: Bahaudin Hashmi, Texas State University, Implementation of AI algorithms on a Cloud Computing Platform
- Feb 28: Iván Ojeda Ruiz, Texas State University, A fast constrained image segmentation algorithm
- March 6: Mark Embree, Contour Integral Methods for Nonlinear Eigenvalue Problems
- March 13: Spring Break
- March 20: Spring Break
- April 24: Jake Fillman, Texas State University, An Invitation to Schrödinger Operators, via Zoom
- May 1: Data Science Student Presentations
