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Previous Mathematical Sciences
Colloquia
Thur. 04/12/2003, 3 pm, M345
Supercomputing and the Best Constant in a Mathematical Inequality,
Tom Peachey, School of Computer Science and Software Engineering, Monash University.
Fri. 24/10/2003, 3 pm, M345
ARC Applications for the coming round,
Various Members, School of Mathematical Sciences.
Fri. 17/10/2003, 3 pm, M345
Crystals, epidemics and tumours,
Dr Aidan Sudbury, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Thur. 18/09/2003, 3 pm, M345
Relativistic Pulsar Winds and the Sigma Paradox,
Dr Andrew Melatos, School of Physics, Melbourne University.
Thur. 04/09/2003, 3:00 pm, M345
What kinds of differential equations are there, and how can one solve the different kinds numerically ?
Dr Reinout Quispel, Department of Mathematics & ARC Centre in the Mathematical and Statistical Modelling of Complex Systems, La Trobe University.
Fri. 22/08/2003, 2:40 pm, M345
Ensemble forecasting, targeted observations and data assimilation,
Dr Craig Bishop, UCAR/Naval Research Laboratory, Monterey, USA and Dr Michael Reeder, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Thur. 29/05/2003, 3:00 pm, M345
Examples of Mathematical Modelling in the fields of
bioengineering, granular flow and meteoritics,
Dr Kurt Liffman, VPS Research P/L and Mathematical Sciences, Monash Univeristy.
Thur. 27/03/2003, 3 pm, M345
Geometry and Diffusion Equations,
Professor Klaus Ecker, Freie Universitat at Berlin
Thur. 13/03/2003, 3 pm, M345
Prime Ideals,
Dr Gordon Mason, University of New Brunswick, Canada.
Thurs. 17/10/2002, 3:00 pm, M345
Lagrangian Stochastic Modelling of Turbulent Mixing & Dispersion,
Dr Brian Sawford, Division of Atmospheric Research, CSIRO
Tues. 19/09/2002, 3:00 pm, M345
A Functional Data-Analytic Approach to Signal Discrimination,
Professor D. S. Poskitt,
Department Econometrics and Business Statistics,
Monash University
Thur. 29/08/2002, 3:00 pm, M345
Bioastronomy 2002,
Dr Sarah Maddison, Swinburne University.
Thurs. 15/11/2001, 3:00 pm, M345
Stability in the Three-Body Problem
Dr Rosemary Mardling,
School of Mathematical Sciences
Monash University.
Thur. 20/09/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
A probabilistic approach to analytic arithmetic,
Professor Andrew Barbour, Universitat Zurich.
Thur. 16/08/2001, 3:00 pm, M345
Global warming. Is it real? Are we causing it?,
Prof. David Karoly, Department of Mathematics
& Statistics, Monash University.
Thur. 26/07/2001, 3:00 pm, M345
Modelling the Behavior of Polymer Solutions,
Dr Ravi Prakash Jagadeeshan, Department of Chemical Engineering, Monash University.
Thur. 17/05/2001, 3:00 pm, M345
Enumerations and asymptotics in combinatorics and lattice models,
Prof. Tony Guttmann, Department of Mathematics & Statistics,
University of Melbourne
Thur. 26/04/2001, 3:00 pm, M345
Matrices for digital watermarking,
Dr Andrew Tirkel,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Thur. 15/03/2001, 3:00 pm, M345
Yearning for the impossible,
Assoc. Prof. John Stillwell,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Thur. 24/08/2000, 3:30 pm, M345
The survival of interacting particle systems,
Dr Aidan Sudbury,
Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash
University.
Thur. 25/05/2000, 3:30 pm, M345
Detection of Climate Change and Attribution of Causes:
A Perspective from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change,
Professor David Karoly, Meteorology CRC and
Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash
University.
Thur. 04/05/2000, 2 pm, M345
Mr
Spock as a toral
tangram: the view from infinity, Dr Iain Aitchison, University of
Melbourne.
Thur. 20/04/2000, 3:00 pm, S12
Non-Uniqueness
Issues in Remote Sensing of Astrophysical Plasmas, Professor Phil Judge,
Department of Mathematics & Statistics, Monash University (On leave
from High Altitude Observatory, National Center for Atmospheric Research,
Boulder CO USA).
Thurs. 6/04/2000, 3 pm, M345
The
shape of a surface which expands according to its curvatures, Professor
Bob Gulliver, University of Minnesota
Thurs. 30/03/2000, 3 pm, M345
Why
things break and other fracture problem, Professor Joe Monaghan, Department
of Mathematics & Statistics, Monash University
Thurs. 23/03/2000, 3 pm, M345
An overview of option pricing,
Dr Fima Klebaner, University of Melbourne
Thurs. 16/03/2000, 3 pm, M345
Geometries on Surfaces,
Dr Burkard Polster, Monash University
Thurs. 16/03/2000, 3 pm, M345
Thresholds
for Some Epidemic Models, Professor A. D. Barbour, University of Zurich,
Switzerland
Convenor: Simon Clarke.
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