SCAN Seminar
List of Talks given in 2010-11
| Monday, August 30 | Maria Cameron, University of Maryland Computing transition paths for rare events |
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| Monday, September 13 | Lexing Ying, University of Texas at Austin Sweeping preconditioners for the Helmholtz equation |
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| Monday, September 20 | Ashish Raj, Cornell University A new nullspace graphcut move algorithm to solve large inverse systems in imaging |
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| Monday, September 27 | Bernd Krauskopf, University of Bristol The role of global manifolds in the transition to chaos in the Lorenz system |
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| Monday, October 4 | Peter Frazier, Cornell University Bayesian methods for simulation optimization |
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| Monday, October 18 | Berkant Savas, University of Texas at Austin Krylov-type tensor computations and perturbation analysis for tensor approximations |
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| Monday, October 25 | Shane Henderson, Cornell University Ambulance redeployment: approximate dynamic programming and bounding achievable performance |
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| Monday, November 1 | Tuhin Sahai, UTRC Hearing the clusters in a graph and decentralized algorithms for estimation and computation |
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| Monday, November 8 | Richard Vuduc, Georgia Tech Should I port my code to a GPU? |
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| Monday, November 15 | Derek Warner, Cornell University Atomistic modeling of deformation and fracture: overcoming the challenge of timescale |
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| Monday, November 22 | Chris Myers, Cornell University Software design for modeling the dynamics of reaction networks |
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| Monday, November 29 | Tomas Johnson, Cornell University Joint state and parameter estimation from noisy data using the set-membership approach |
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| Monday, January 24 | Marsha Berger, New York University Status report on embedded boundary grids |
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| Monday, January 31 | Alex Vladimirsky, Cornell University Optimal control with budget constraints and resets |
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| Monday, February 7 | Chris Shoemaker, Cornell University Surrogate optimization for nonlinear and global optimization of computationally expensive simulation models |
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| Monday, February 14 | Andras Sipos, Budapest University of Technology and Economics A quest for disconnected branches: a hybrid approach |
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| Monday, February 21 | Peter Diamessis, Cornell University Spectral multidomain penalty methods for the simulation of highly nonlinear and non-hydrostatic environmental flows: progress and challenges |
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| Monday, March 7 | Adam Chacon, Cornell University Domain decomposition methods for the Eikonal equation |
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| Monday, March 14 | David Bindel, Cornell University Resonances: interpretation, computation, and perturbation |
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| Monday, March 28 | Andreas Klöckner, New York University High-order DG wave propogation on GPUs: infrastructure, implementation method improvements |
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| Monday, April 4 | Clark Dohrmann, Sandia National Laboratories Domain decomposition solvers for PDEs: some basics, practical tools, and new developments |
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| Monday, April 11 | Stefan Ragnarsson, Cornell University Symmetric embeddings of tensors, block tensors, and block unfoldings |
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| Monday, April 18 | Michael Ferris, University of Wisconsin New stochastic programming approaches for radiation therapy planning |
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| Monday, May 2 | Jianlin Xia, Purdue University Fast structured direct solutions of sparse linear systems |