Description We will use the quasi-invariance problem of Wiener measures as an example to explain the special difficulties of analysis in infinite dimensional spaces that are not present in finite...
Description One of the central questions in biology concerns the formation of complex, highly organized microscopic structures from initially disordered states. Complex ordered structures are...
Event Topic Graduate Student
Description In this lecture we will show examples coming from Biology, Finance, Physics, for which relevant stochastic models present singularities. We will explain why these singularities generate...
Description In this talk, beginning with the classical comparison principles in ODEs, PDES and FDEs, the concept of monotone dynamical system is introduced. Then its basic properties and the generic...
Speaker Sam Shen Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada http://www.ualberta.ca/~shen/ Abstract Wu's remarkable finding of upstream-advancing...
Description Abstract In this seminar I will outline the theory and methods of symmetry studies, including the notions of structured data and data reduction by symmetrically equivalent components. I...
Description Abstract Whenever fluids of different densities are accelerated against the density gradient we observe the development of the Rayleigh-Taylor instability (RTI), which causes extensive...
Description Abstract To understand how the brain processes information, it is often necessary to search for neural activity that exhibits certain patterns. This is in particular important for the...
