SES CHARLES V. SCHAEFER, JR.
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES SEMINARS
Spring 2005
Feb 9
Wed
3:30pm
Pierce 218
Stochastic Systems Seminar
Arnold Urken,
Department of Social Science
Error-resilient collective choice
Feb 18
Fri
12:00pm
Burchard 430
Stochastic Systems Seminar
Ionut Florescu,
Purdue University
Stochastic Volatility Stock Price -- Option Pricing and Coefficient Estimation
Feb 22
Tue
4:00pm
Morton 205
Stochastic Systems Seminar
Darinka Dentcheva,
Department of Mathematical Sciences
Inverse modeling of coastal ocean processes and sensor allocation
Feb 24
Thu
1:00pm
Burchard 124
Nonlinear Systems Seminar
Nikola Petrov,
University of Michigan
Regularity of critical objects in dynamical systems: Numerical methods and results
Mar 1
Tue
4:00pm
Morton 203
Nonlinear Systems Seminar
Kevin Lin,
New York University
Entrainment and chaos in the pulse-driven Hodgkin-Huxley neuron model
Mar 4
Fri
12:00pm
Burchard 430
Nonlinear Systems Seminar
Christian Remling,
University of Osnabruck, Germany
Discrete and essential spectra of Schrodinger operators
Mar 8
Tue
4:00pm
Morton 203
Stochastic Systems Seminar
David Morton,
University of Texas
Stochastic Network Interdiction of Nuclear Material Smuggling
Mar 15
Tue
4:00pm
Morton 203
Nonlinear Systems Seminar
Firas Rassoul-Agha,
Ohio State University
Limit Theorems for Random Walk in Random Environment: The Particle Story
Mar 29
Tue
3:00pm
Burchard 124
Stochastic Systems Seminar
Michael Ferris,
University of Wisconsin
Sampling issues for optimization in radiotherapy
Apr 5
Tue
4:00pm
Morton 203
Nonlinear Systems Seminar
Luc Rey-Bellet,
University of Massachusetts
Statistical mechanics of the nonlinear wave equation
Apr 12
Tue
4:00pm
Morton 203
Stochastic Systems Seminar
Jeffrey Linderoth,
Lehigh University
Multistage Stochastic Linear Programming on a Computational Grid
Apr 19
Tue
4:00pm
Morton 203
Nonlinear Systems Seminar
Victor Donnay,
Bryn Mawr
Computer Visualization In Mathematics
Apr 26
Tue
4:00pm
Morton 203
Stochastic Systems Seminar
Mikhail Smirnov,
Columbia University
Dynamic Leverage: A Contingent Claims Approach
For more information contact one of the following:
    Stochastics Systems:  Darinka DentchevaMichael ZabarankinIonut Florescu
    Nonlinear Systems:  Marco LenciPatrick Miller
    Dept of Mathematical Sciences:  201-216-5449
Stevens Institute of Technology • Hoboken, NJ • (201) 216-5449