ARTMOUTH
Applied & Computational Mathematics Seminar



tumor modeling (F. Fu)
The ACMS brings together researchers with common interests in the real-world applications of mathematical models (both continuous and discrete) and tools to tackle the resulting numerical simulation and computational challenges. Talks, enjoyed in a casual setting, include both outside speakers, and locals (for whom it is a chance to reach outside one's own department). The topics and audience will broadly cover the physical, neuro-, life, computational sciences, mathematics, statistics, medicine, engineering, etc; hence these talks will keep the breadth of the audience in mind. We also have a focus on numerical PDE and signal processing coming from the Gelb and Lee groups, complex systems from the Rockmore and Pauls groups, and mathematical biology coming from the Fu and Wallace groups. (These talks might be more taylored to their respective audiences)
quasigeostrophic turbulent flow (Y. Lee)



Spring 2023 SCHEDULE

We will be back to in-person talk mostly. The reserved room is Kemeny 307.
Please click on the title of each talk for more details.
The seminar is organized by Alice C. Schwarze (alice.c.schwarze at dartmouth.edu), Bohan Zhou (bohan.zhou at dartmouth.edu) and Mohammad Javad Latifi Jebelli (mohammad.javad.latifi.jebelli at dartmouth.edu).
Previous Schedules