Applied & Computational Mathematics Seminar

`BROWN BAG' LUNCHTIME TALKS: Tuesdays, 1-2pm, Haldeman room 041



photon diffusion in the brain (A. Barnett) 		The ACMS brings together researchers across the Dartmouth campus who share common interests in the real-world applications of mathematical models (both continuous and discrete), and tools to tackle the resulting numerical simulation and computation challenges. Talks, enjoyed in a casual setting over lunch, 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, medicine, engineering, etc. Although mathematics may form the common tongue, speakers will necessarily keep most language non-technical in order to bridge across disciplines.
block unstacking algorithms (D. Balkcom)

WINTER 2012 Schedule

SPRING 2012 Schedule

Questions? Want to speak? Want to invite someone? Organizers Alex Barnett and Adrianna Gillman welcome your input and energy. We are located in the glorious Kemeny Hall mathematics building; see maps and travel info. We have a nice Mitsubishi XD490U DLP projector (please set your laptop to XGA 1024x768 for best picture). Starting in 2012 we will receive some funding from the Neukom Institute for Computational Science.


Previous seminars:

FALL 2011 Schedule

SPRING 2011 Schedule

FALL 2010 Schedule

WINTER/SPRING 2010 Schedule

FALL 2009 Schedule

WINTER/SPRING 2009 Schedule

SPRING 2008 Schedule

WINTER 2008 Schedule

WINTER 2007 Schedule

SPRING 2007 Schedule

FALL 2006 Schedule

SPRING 2006 Schedule