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Mathematical Sciences Colloquia
- Tue. 21/10/2008, 3pm, M345
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Mathematical modelling of the human face for automatic age estimation
Kate Smith-Miles
Deakin University, Australia
- Thu. 02/10/2008, 3pm, M345
- Verifiable counting of encrypted votes
Vanessa Teague
Melbourne University
- Thu. 28/08/2008, 3pm, M345
- Adventures in wave physics
David Paganin
School of Physics, Monash University
- Thu. 07/08/2008, 3pm, M345
- Poisson's remarkable calculation -- a trick or a method?
Denis Bell
University of Florida
- Thu. 06/03/2008, 3pm, M345
- Einstein relation on the Sierpinski gasket
Uta Freiberg
Friedrich Schiller University, Jena
- Thu. 21/02/2008, 3pm, M345
- A Mahler's theorem for functions from words to integers
Jean-Eric Pin
CNRS and University of Paris
- Thu. 30/08/2007, 3pm, M345
- The cumulus parametrisation problem in atmospheric general circulation models
Prof. Christian Jacob
School of Mathematical Sciences
- Thu. 07/06/2007, 3pm, M345
- Post-Newtonian Expansions for Perfect Fluids
Todd A Oliynyk
School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
- Thu. 19/04/2007, 3pm, M345
- Coil-Stretch Transition and the Break Down of Continuum Models
Ravi Prakash Jagadeeshan
Chemical Engineering, Monash
- Thu. 29/03/2007, 3pm, M345,
- Mistake bounds and compression in learning theory
Prof J.H. Rubinstein
The University of Melbourne
- Mon. 30/10/2006, 3pm, Lecture Room S14 (** not the usual day OR venue **)
- Functional Calculi of Families of Matrices and Operators
Prof Alan McIntosh
ANU
- Thu. 14/09/2006, 3pm, M345
- Applications and Techniques in Discrete Optimisation
A/Prof Natashia Boland
University of Melbourne
- Thu. 31/08/2006, 3pm, M345
- An isoperimetric concept for the mass in General Relativity
Gerhard Huisken
Director, Albert Einstein Institute, Potsdam
- Thu. 17/08/2006, 3pm, M345
- Computable Numbers
David Albrecht
Faculty of Information Technology, Monash
- Thu. 27/07/2006, 3pm, M345
- Computational fluid dynamics for pleasure and profit
Murray Rudman
CSIRO Manufacturing & Infrastructure Technology
- Thu. 01/06/2006, 3pm, M345
- A new estimate on electrostatic capacity and its application in general relativity
Dr. Pengzi Miao
School of Mathematical Sciences
Monash University
- Thu. 04/05/2006, 3pm, M345
- Long cycles in random graphs
Prof Nick Wormald
University of Waterloo, Canada
- Thu. 13/04/2006, 3pm, M345
- Euler Played Sudoko Too!
Dr Ian Wanless
Monash Fellow
School of Mathematical Sciences
Monash University
- Thur. 20/10/2005, 3pm, M345
- TBA topic on forecasting functional data
Professor Rob J Hyndman
Department of Econometrics & Business Statistics, Monash University.
- Thur. 15/09/2005, 3pm, M345
- What value is mathematics?
Professor Alan Bishop
Centre for Science, Mathematics and Technology Education, Monash University
- Thur. 18/08/2005, 3pm, M345
- Instabilities and transition of pulsatile flow stenotic flow
Dr Hugh Blackburn
CSIRO Manufacturing and Infrastructure Technology.
- Thur. 21/07/2005, 3pm, M345
- Modelling drop-drop interactions in an Atomic Force Microscope
Dr. Steven Carnie
Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Melbourne.
- Thur. 19/05/2005, 3pm, M345
- Mass definition under minimal conditions
Professor Robert Bartnik, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
- Thur. 21/04/2005, 3pm, M345
- Control of mean sea level by net evaporation during greenhouse warming
Dr John A.T. Bye, School of Earth Sciences, University of Melbourne.
- Thur. 17/03/2005, 3pm, M345
- Bounds on the energy budget of the core from geodesy and geomagnetism
Dr Andrew Jackson, School of Earth and Environment: Earth Sciences, University of Leeds, UK.
- Thur. 21/10/2004, 3pm, M345
- Brain Dynamics and the Electroencephalogram
Dr David Liley, School of Biophysical Sciences and Electrical Engineering, Swinburne University of Technology.
- Thur. 16/09/2004, 3pm, M345
- Forty years of global CO2 inversions: What have we learned? Prof. Ian Enting, Centre for Mathematics and Statistics of Complex Systems, University of Melbourne
- Thur. 12/08/2004, 3pm, M345
- The Line made interesting, Prof. John Stillwell, Department of Mathematics, University of San Francisco.
- Thur. 20/05/2004, 3pm, M345
- Mathematical modelling of Baseball and some comments on Cricket,Assoc. Prof. Bruce Bukiet, Center for Applied Mathematics and Statistics, New Jersey Institute of Technology
- Thur. 29/04/2004, 3pm, M345
- Oh, what a tangled web. The network model of complexity.
Prof. David Green, Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University.
- Thur. 18/03/2004, 3 pm, M345
- A view of the Sun from Monash, Professor Paul Cally, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
- Previous colloquia can be found here.
- Convenor: Richard Wardle.
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