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Spring 2008 Dynamics Seminar

Seminar Chairs Keith Juilen, David Bortz and, Jim Meiss
Location ECOT 226
Time 2:00 pm, Thursdays
Course Course: APPM 8100

Date Speaker Affiliation Title
01/24/08 Hari Rajaram Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder Mathematical Modeling of Reactive Alteration and Pattern Formation in Geologic Systems
01/31/08
02/07/08 Hanspeter Schaub Aerospace Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder Electrostatic Spacecraft Relative Motion Control
02/14/08 Daniel Scheeres Aerospace Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder Celestial Mechanics of the Full Two-Body Problem: Applications to Binary Asteroids
02/21/08 Todd Murphey Electrical Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder Constrained Rigid Body Simulation Using Graph-Based Variational Integrators
02/28/08 Hector Lomeli University of Texas at Austin and Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo De Mexico Measures of Chaotic Transport
03/06/08
03/13/08 Geoffrey Vasil Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Colorado at Boulder Parity Mixing in confined Rotating Thermal Convection
03/20/08
04/03/08 Ann Sheels Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Colorado at Boulder The Fortification Illusion of Migraine
04/10/08 Baylor Fox-Kemper Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, University of Colorado at Boulder Formulating a Parameterization: Submesoscale Eddy Fluxes
04/17/08 William Bottke Southwest Research Institute An Asteroid Breakup 160 My Ago as the Probable Source of the K-T Impactor
04/24/08 Paul Mullowney TechX Corp High-Performance GPU Computing in Very High-Level Languages
05/01/08 (CANCELED) James Howard Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP), University of Colorado at Boulder

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