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Department of Mathematical Sciences & Center for Applied Mathematics and Statistics NJIT Applied Mathematics Colloquium - Spring 2010 Colloquia are held on Fridays at 11:30 a.m. in Cullimore Lecture Hall II, unless noted otherwise. Refreshments are served at 11:30 am. For questions about the seminar schedule, please contact Linda Cummings. Date Speaker and Title Host January 22 Yuriko Renardy, Virginia Tech Numerical simulation of drop deformation in shear Shahriar Afkhami January 29 Stefano Fusi, Columbia University Computational advantages of multi-stage memory systems Farzan Nadim February 5 Denis Blackmore, New Jersey Institute of Technology Approximations to Granular Relaxation Flows: Lattices, Limits, Infinite-dimensional Dynamical Systems and Solitons Linda Cummings February 12 Linda Cummings, New Jersey Institute of Technology Complex variable methods applied to moving boundary problems Greg Kriegsmann February 19 Weiqing Ren, Courant Institute, NYU The moving contact line problem and the spreading of liquid thin films Yuan Young February 26 Bob Kohn, Courant Institute, NYU SEMINAR POSTPONED TO APRIL 30 DUE TO SNOW DAY Linda Cummings March 5 Olof Widlund, Courant Institute, NYU Domain decomposition methods for large problems of elasticity Yassine Boubendir March 12 Tom Witelski, Duke University Coarsening: transient and self-similar dynamics in 1-D Linda Cummings March 19 Spring Break NO SEMINAR March 26 James Meiss, University of Colorado at Boulder Transitory Dynamical Systems and Transport Roy Goodman April 2 Good Friday NO SEMINAR April 9 Hassan Aref, Virginia Tech Point vortices: A classical mathematics playground Denis Blackmore April 16 Greg Wilson, University of Toronto High Performance Computing Considered Harmful Shahriar Afkhami April 23 Vladimir Druskin, Schlumberger-Doll Research Optimal finite difference grids for Neumann-to-Dirichlet operators Cyrill Muratov April 30 Bob Kohn, Courant Institute, NYU The evolution of a crystal surface: steps, PDE's, and self-similarity Linda Cummings

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