UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO

MATHEMATICS OF MATHEMATICS

COLLOQUIUM

Thursdays 3:30 - 4:20 pm
TLC 139 or TLC 148

The Colloquium in the Department of Mathematics of the University of Idaho meets about every other Thursday at 3:30 pm in TLC 139 or TLC 148 with refreshments served at 3:00 pm in Brink 305 (unless another time and location are stated).

Other seminars in the Department of Mathematics:

Seminar in Analysis (contact Frank Gao)
Algebra Seminar (contact Hirotachi Abo)
Topology Seminar (contact Mark Nielsen)
Combinatorics Seminar (contact Hong Wang)
Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Seminar

Other related seminars/activities outside of the department :

Washington State University, Department of Mathematics, Colloquia and Seminars

Available slots for speakers are blank in the table below. Please contact Lyudmyla Barannyk at barannyk@uidaho.edu to schedule a speaker for any of
these slots or for more information about seminars.

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Spring 2022 Colloquium Schedule

Fall 2021 Colloquium Schedule

Sept 9	Frank Gao, Department of Mathematics and Statistical Science	Ae^2I: A Double Autoencoder for Imputation of Missing Values
Sept 23	Boyu Zhang, Institute for Modeling Collaboration and Innovation (IMCI), University of Idah	Predicting Material Properties Using Invariant 3D GCNN and Contrastive Feature Learning
Oct 14	Andrew Christlieb, Michigan State University	Kernel based methods as a path to explicit unconditionally stable O(N) methods
Oct 21	Patricia Klein, University of Minnesota	Bumpless pipe dreams encode Gröbner geometry of Schubert polynomials
Oct 28	Thomas Humphries, University of Washington Bothell	Plug and Play Superiorization for CT Image Reconstruction
Nov 4	Elina Robeva, Department of Mathematics, University of British Columbia	Tensor Decomposition via the Tensor Power Method
Nov 11	Aaron Weinberg, School of Humanities and Sciences, Ithaca College	Intellectual Need for Learning Calculus Concepts
Dec 2	Pengfei Zhang, University of Oklahoma	On the hyperbolicity of asymmetric lemon billiards

Spring 2021 Colloquium Schedule

Jan 14	Xueying (Snow) Wang, Department of Mathematics, Washington State University
Jan 21	Victoria Booth, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan
Jan 28	Robert Krasny, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan
Feb 11	Ingmar Saberi, Mathematisches Institut, Heidelberg University
Feb 25	Andrew Basinski, Department of Mathematics, University of Idaho
Mar 4	Gil Kur, Center for Brains, Minds and Machines (CBMM), Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Mar 25	Anna Zemlyanova, Department of Mathematics, Kansas State University
Apr 1	Jesse Oldroyd, Department of Mathematics & Computer Science, West Virginia Wesleyan College
Apr 8	David Yopp, Departments of Mathematics and Curriculum and Instruction, University of Idaho
Apr 15	Douglas Torrance, School of Arts and Sciences, Piedmont College
Apr 22	Silvia Jimenez Bolanos, Department of Mathematics, Colgate University
Apr 29	Shravan Veerapaneni, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan
May 6	Malgorzata Peszynska, Department of Mathematics, Oregon State University

Fall 2020 Colloquium Schedule

Fall 2019 Colloquium Schedule

Nov 14 TLC 148	Gabriel Potirniche Mechanical Engineering Department University of Idaho	A nonlinear finite element model for the performance of nanostructured thermoelectric materials
Dec 5 TLC 148	Carlos Castillo-Garsow Mathematics Department Eastern Washington University	Mentor moves for mathematical modeling

Spring 2019 Colloquium Schedule

January 24 talk at WSU	Sean Lawley Department of Mathematics University of Utah	Diffusion in a randomly fluctuating environment
January 31 TLC 122	Xiongzhi Chen Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Adapting to the signal proportion in multiple hypotheses testing
February 14 TLC 139 Event Confirmation (Detailed)	Stefan Tohaneanu Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Symbolic powers of homogeneous ideals: the containment problem
February 28 TLC 139	Alexey Sakhnov Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Idaho	Numerical simulation of melting problem
March 7	Pi Day
March 21 TLC 148 Event Confirmation (Detailed)	Christopher J. Williams Department of Statistical Sciences and Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	A Statistical Analysis of the Effect of in-Prison Correctional Programs on Post-Release Earnings
March 28 TLC 139	Justin Marks Department of Mathematics Gonzaga University	Manifold Methods for Averaging Subspaces
April 18 TLC 148	Katharine Shultis Department of Mathematics Gonzaga University
April 25 TLC 148	Yves Nievergelt Department of Mathematics Eastern Washington University

Fall 2018 Colloquium Schedule

Sept 6 TLC 031	Jon A. Wellner Department of Biostatistics University of Washington	New Multiplier Inequalities and Applications
Sept 20 TLC 222	Rob Ely Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Zooming in on scaling-continuous covariational reasoning
Oct 11 TLC 222	Luella Stelck J. Russell Elementary School Moscow, Idaho	Persistence in STEAM activities at the elementary level
Oct 17 Wednesday TLC 222 @ 4 pm	Gary Green The Aerospace Corporation	Space System Evaluation
Oct 25 TLC 222	Sheng-Chi Liu Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Mass distribution of automorphic forms
Nov 8 TLC 222	Chris Jones Pacific Northwest National Lab (PNNL) Richland, WA	"Superparameterization" and the future of global climate modeling
Nov 29 TLC 047	Jordan Ellenberg Department of Mathematics University of Wisconsin	Ranks, lines, progressions, and sets

olloquium Schedule

Feb. 1 TLC 022	Lyudmyla Barannyk Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	The Stefan problem for materials with internal heat generation in cylindrical coordinates via Fourier-Bessel series
Feb. 15 TLC 022	Md. Bahadur Badsha Department of Statistical Science University of Idaho	Learning causal biological networks with generalized Mendelian randomization
Feb. 22 TLC 022	Dominic Klyve Department of Mathematics Central Washington University	Probability and Statistics in Number Theory
March 29 TLC 022	Charles Moore Department of Mathematics and Statistics Washington State University	The Stefan Problem
April 5 TLC 022	Dinh-Liem Nguyen Department of Mathematics Kansas State University	Solving nonlinear inverse scattering problems with little a priori information
April 12 TLC 022	Kelly McKinnie Department of Mathematical Sciences University of Montana	Bounding the symbol length in cohomology using the u-invariant of a field
April 26 TLC 022	Jodi Mead Department of Mathematics Boise State University	Singular Value Analysis of Joint Inversion

Fall 2017 Colloquium Schedule

Sept. 14 TLC 223	Jennifer Johnson-Leung Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Towards a generalization of Eichler-Shimura
Sept. 28 TLC 022	Stefan Tohaneanu Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Subspace arrangements as generalized star configurations
Oct. 12 TLC 022	Richard Gomulkiewicz School of Biological Sciences Washington State University	How much does evolution delay extinction when it cannot be avoided?
Oct. 26 TLC 022	Shannon Overbay Department of Mathematics Gonzaga University	Book Embeddings of Graphs
Nov. 2 TLC 223	Paul Dawkins Department of Mathematical Sciences Northern Illinois University	On the Importance of Set-Based Meanings for Categories and Connectives in Mathematical Logic
Nov. 9 TLC 223	Jim Brown Department of Mathematical Sciences Clemson University	Prime factorization, class groups, and generalizations
Nov. 30 TLC 022	Andrew Berget Department of Mathematics Western Washington University	Vanishing of symmetrized tensors
Dec. 7 TLC 022	Hongbo Dong Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Structural Properties for Affine Sparsity Constraints

Spring 2017 Colloquium Schedule

Jan. 26 TLC 249	Prashanta Dutta School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering Washington State University	Modeling of Hypoxia in a Microfluidic Cell Culture Environment
Feb. 9 TLC 249	Michael Brazell Department of Mechanical Engineering University of Wyoming	On the accuracy and importance of a consistent mass matrix
Feb. 23 TLC 249	David Yopp Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Knowing and Learning Mathematics: Improving Grade 8 Students' Mathematics Learning with and through Viable Argumentation
March 2 TLC 249	Vishal Saxena Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Idaho	Analog Spiking Neuromorphic Circuits And Systems For Cognitive Computing Using Emerging Devices
March 9	Pi Day
March 23 TLC 249	Phillip Stevens Department of Sociology and Anthropology University of Idaho	Ne'eltut ni'ilk'el oltag: Perceptions and uses of mathematics on the San Carlos Apache Reservation
March 30 TLC 122 Note different time: 2:30 pm and different room	Lynn Schreyer Department of Mathematics and Statistics Washington State University	Introduction to Modeling of Porous Media via Hybrid Mixture Theory and Results On Modeling Swelling Porous Media
April 13 TLC 249	Grady Wright Department of Mathematics Boise State University	Low rank approximation of functions in polar and spherical geometries
April 27 TLC 249	Anh Hoang

Fall 2016 Colloquium Schedule

Sept. 1 TLC 022	Rob Ely Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Registers for Reasoning with Definite Integrals
Sept. 22 TLC 022	cancelled due to COS meeting
Sept. 29 TLC 022	Sheng-Chi Liu Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Weyl sums and equidistribution in number theory
Oct. 13 TLC 022	Yuan Wang Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Functional Data Analysis for Dynamic Biomedical Imaging
Oct. 20 TLC 022	Lawrence Weill Department of Mathematics California State University, Fullerton	Some Unusual Mathematical Problems
Oct. 27 TLC 022	Justin Theriot Emsi Moscow, ID	Economic Development and Data Science: An Industry Perspective
Nov. 10 TLC 022	Michael Anderson Department of Mechanical Engineering University of Idaho	Squeeze Film Analysis
Dec. 1 TLC 022	Sameh Sorour Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Idaho

Spring 2016 Colloquium Schedule

Jan. 14 TLC 249	Mehdi Garrousian Departamento de Matem�ticas Universidad de los Andes Bogot�, Colombia	The Fitting module of a linear code
Feb. 4 TLC 223	Jennifer Johnson-Leung Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Modularity of Abelian Surfaces
Feb. 18 TLC 249	Erkan Buzbas Department of Statistical Science University of Idaho	Mathematical genetics, Hardy way, a Hardy-Weinberg law for admixture fractions
March 3 TLC 249	Kazuo Yamazaki Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Global well-posedness and asymptotic behavior of solutions to a reaction-convection-diffusion cholera epidemic model
March 31 TLC 249	Somantika Datta Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Linear algebra can be fun
April 14 TLC 249	Scott Nuismer Department of Biological Sciences University of Idaho	Integrating Coevolution into the Tree of Life
April 28 TLC 249	Michael DiPasquale Department of Mathematics Oklahoma State University	Piecewise Polynomials and Algebraic Geometry
May 5 TLC 249	Enrico Au-Yeung Department of Mathematical Sciences DePaul University	Algebra and Analysis Re-united: The Union of Subspace Problem

Fall 2015 Colloquium Schedule

Sept. 10 TLC 051	Linh Nguyen Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Mathematics of Thermo-Acoustic Tomography
Sept. 24 TLC 051	Christopher Remien Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Mathematical Models Coupling Metabolism and Cell Population Dynamics
Oct. 8 TLC 051	Kazuo Yamazaki Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Introduction to ergodicity of stochastic partial differential equations (SPDE) in fluid mechanics
Oct. 22 TLC 051	Audrey Qiuyan Fu Department of Statistical Science University of Idaho	Inferring the cell differentiation trajectory from single-cell gene expression data
Nov. 12 TLC 051	Gary Green The Aerospace Corporation	Region Coverage from a Satellite
Nov. 19 Life Sciences 277	Sean Lawley Department of Mathematics University of Utah	Dynamical systems with random switching and applications to brain biochemistry and insect physiology
Dec. 10 Life Sciences 277	Michael Desai Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Harvard University	Evolutionary Dynamics when Natural Selection is Pervasive

Spring 2015 Colloquium Schedule

Jan. 22 TLC 223	Kazuo Yamazaki Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Stochastic Differential Equations
Feb. 5 TLC 223	Alexander Woo Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Combinatorics of clans and geometry of B orbits on G/K
Feb. 19 TLC 223	Paul Joyce Department of Mathematics, Department of Statistics Bioinformatics and Computational Biology University of Idaho	Stickbreaking: A Novel Fitness Landscape Model That Harbors Epistasis and Is Consistent with Commonly Observed Patterns of Adaptive Evolution
March 5 TLC 223	Richard Gomulkiewicz School of Biological Sciences Washington State University	An empirically based mathematical model for the potential role of masting by introduced bamboos in North American deer mice population irruptions
March 26 TLC 223	Stephen Krone Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Directed evolution of phage lysins: using mathematical models to explore feasibility/design of new antibacterial drugs
April 9 TLC 223	Xueying Wang Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Clustering in Inhibitory Neural Networks
April 23 TLC 223	Somantika Datta Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Partial Isometries and Tight Frames

Fall 2014 Colloquium Schedule

Sept. 11 TLC 145	Kazuo Yamazaki Department of Mathematics Washington State University	On the existence and smoothness problem of the magnetohydrodynamics system
Sept. 25 TLC 145	Ata Zadehgol Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Idaho	Probabilistic Finite-Difference Time-Domain Simulations, Using Stochastic Electromagnetic Macro-Models
Oct. 16 TLC 145	Shiv Karunakaran Department of Mathematics Washington State University	What is Expertise in Mathematical Proving?: A "Beginning" Examination
Oct. 23 TLC 145	David Perkinson Mathematics Department Reed College, Portland OR	Tree inversions and parking functions
Oct. 30 TLC 145	Elissa Schwartz Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Modeling Equine Infectious Anemia Virus Infection: Virus Dynamics, Immune Control and Escape
Nov. 20 TLC 145	Lawrence Weill Cal State Fullerton	Fascinating Mathematical Problems, Paradoxes, and Perplexities
Dec. 4 TLC 145	Lyudmyla Barannyk Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Causality Enforcement of High-Speed Interconnects via Periodic Continuations

Spring 2014 Colloquium Schedule

Jan. 23 Neill 5W at WSU	Lazaros Gallos Department of Ecology Rutgers University	Network Analysis In Social and Brain Networks
Jan. 23 TLC 030	Manu University of Chicago	Data-driven modeling of cell-fate specification in two developmental systems
Jan. 28 TLC 030	Christopher Remien University of Tennessee	Mathematical Models of Biological Markers
Jan. 30 TLC 030	Michael Cortez Georgia Institute of Technology	The eco-evolutionary dynamics of predator-prey systems: How does (co)evolution alter community level population dynamics?
Feb. 4 TLC 030	Claudia Bank University of California	In the footsteps of Fisher and Dobzhansky: connecting classical population-genetic models and next-generation sequencing data
Feb 20 TLC 149	Xueying Wang Washington State University	Mathematical modeling of infectious diseases
March 6 TLC 149	Stefan Tohaneanu Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Hyperplane arrangements with low degree logarithmic vector fields
March 27 TLC 149	Zach Teitler Boise State University	Ranks of polynomials
April 3 TLC 149	Graham Denham University of Western Ontario	Intersection-theoretic characteristic polynomial formulas
April 24 TLC 149	Ron Blei Department of Mathematics University of Connecticut	Upgrading two classical inequalities
May 8

Fall 2013 Colloquium Schedule

Sept 12 TLC 145	William Slofstra Department of Mathematics UC Davis	Inversion hyperplane arrangements, Schubert varieties, and Peterson translation
Sept 26 TLC 145	Sean Cleary Department of Mathematics The City College of New York	The odd world of Thompson's groups
Oct 10 TLC 145	Nikolaos K. Voulgarakis Department of Mathematics Washington State University, Tri-Cities	Coupling Fluid and Molecular Mechanics for Nanoscale Simulations of Soft Matter
Oct 24 TLC 145	Sheng-Chi Liu Department of Mathematics Washington State University	The distribution of integral points on homogeneous varieties
Nov 7 TLC 145	Faith Hollingshead The Standard, insurance and financial company headquartered in Portland, Oregon	An Overview of the Actuarial Profession and the Society of Actuaries' ``Center of Actuarial Excellence" Designation
Nov 21 at WSU Neill 216	Pauline van den Driessche Department of Mathematics and Statistics University of Victoria, BC, Canada	Spatially Heterogeneous Cholera Models
Nov 22 at WSU Neill 216	Dubi Kelmer Department of Mathematics Boston College	On the spectrum and length spectrum of closed manifolds
Dec 12 TLC 145	Rob Ely Department of Mathematics University of Idaho

Spring 2013 Colloquium Schedule

Jan 17 TLC 047	Xiangfeng Yang Department of Mathematics University of Lisbon, Portugal	Precise asymptotics for large deviations of integral forms
Jan 31 TLC 047	Fred Barlow Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering University of Idaho	Applications of Mathematics in Electronic Systems
Feb 15 TLC 045	Paul Horn Department of Mathematics Harvard University	Spreading processes on graphs and PageRank
Feb 21 TLC 223	Lance Miller Department of Mathematics University of Utah	Measures of Singularities: Characteristic 0 versus Characteristic p
Feb 26 TLC 046	Luke Oeding Department of Mathematics University of California, Berkeley	The Trifocal Variety
Feb 28 TLC 030	Elizabeth Gross Department of Mathematics University of Illinois at Chicago	Determining Phylogenetic Invariants
March 7 at WSU	Joseph Fehribach Department of Mathematical Sciences Worcester Polytechnic Institute	Matrices and Their Kirchhoff Graphs
Mar 19 TLC 047	Stefan Tohaneanu Department of Mathematics Western University	Linear Codes from Commutative Algebraic Perspectives
Mar 21 TLC 030	Brendan Ames Institute for Mathematics and its Applications University of Minnesota	How to Find a Hidden Clique
Mar 28 at WSU	Andrea Bertozzi Department of Mathematics University of California Los Angeles	Geometric Methods in Image Processing, Networks, and Machine Learning
Apr 4 TLC 030	Jennifer Johnson-Leung Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Twisting of Automorphic Forms
Apr 18 TLC 030	Soumik Banerjee School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering Washington State University
Apr 25 TLC 047	Douglas Cochran School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering Arizona State University	An Operator-Theoretic View of Radar
May 2 TLC 030	Denis F. Hinz Department of Mechanical Engineering, McGill University Montreal, Quebec, Canada	Swarming and turbulence in a system of self-propelled soft-core

Fall 2012 Colloquium Schedule

Aug 30 TLC 149	Sergey Lapin Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Dynamics of oxygen-dependent mechanisms during (Riboflavin/UV-A)-induced collagen-cross linking in the corneal stroma
Sept 13 TLC 149	Craig Swinyard Department of Mathematics University of Portland	Guided Reinvention: From the Laboratory to the Classroom
Sept 27 TLC 149	Sinisa Dj. Mesarovic School of Mechanical & Materials Engineering Washington State University	Micromechanics of dilatancy, critical state and shear bands in granular materials
Oct 4 TLC 040 Note different room	An Chen Department of Civil Engineering University of Idaho	Advanced Material for Sustainable Infrastructure and Green Buildings
Oct 18 TLC 149	Alyson Deines Department of Mathematics University of Washi	Computations with Elliptic Curves over Q(root of 5)
Oct 25 TLC 149	Ming-Jun Lai Department of Mathematics University of Georgia	Box Spline Tight Wavelet Frames for Image Analysis
Nov 1 TLC 149	Demitri Plessas Department of Mathematical Sciences University of Montana	Graph Embedding and Hedetniemi's Conjecture
Nov 8 WSU	Jodi Mead Department of Mathematics Boise State University	Inverse Problems and Uncertainty in Science and Engineering
Nov 22	No Colloquium	Thanksgiving break
Nov 29	Alexander Woo Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	The Vandermonde determinant as a sum of powers of linear forms
Dec 6 WSU	Rachel Kuske Mathematics Department University of British Columbia	Balancing complex dynamics: interactions of delays, time scales, and noise
Dec 13	Xiangfeng Yang University of Lisbon Portugal

Spring 2012 Colloquium Schedule

Jan 19 TLC 032	Catherine Cooper School of Earth & Environmental Sciences Washington State University	Talk is cancelled due to weather conditions. It is rescheduled for February 23
Jan 26 TLC 032	Alex Khapalov Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Geometric aspects of transformations of forces acting upon a swimmer in a 3-D incompressible fluid
Feb 2 TLC 032	David Yopp Department of Mathematical Sciences Montana State University	Teacher Knowledge and Practice: Defining It, Influencing It, and �Seeing� It
Feb 7	Tom Ricks Department of Educational Theory, Policy, and Practice Louisiana State University	Comparing Chinese and American Mathematics Lessons Taught to Similar Groups of Chinese Students
Feb 9 TLC 032	Matt Roscoe Department of Curriculum and Instruction University of Wisconsin-Madison	Informal Mathematics Activities and the Beliefs of Elementary Teacher Candidates
Feb 16 TLC 032	David Watkins Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Finding the roots of a polynomial: new methods for an old problem
Feb 23 TLC 032	Catherine Cooper School of Earth & Environmental Sciences Washington State University	A Journey into Computational Geodynamics: How Fluid Dynamics + Numerical Simulations + Math = Geology
Mar 1 TLC 032	Hong Wang Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Turan Number, Ramsey Number and The Regularity Lemma
Mar 8	No Colloquium	Pi-Day
Mar 15	No Colloquium	SPRING BREAK
Mar 22 TLC 032	Paul Joyce Department of Mathematics, Department of Statistics University of Idaho	Mutational Effects and Population Dynamics during Viral Adaptation Challenge Current Models
Mar 29 TLC 032	Enrico Au-Yeungenri Department of Mathematics University of British Columbia	Quasicrystals and Impossible Symmetry: three streams of mathematics converging
Apr 5 TLC 032	Paul Hohenlohe Department of Biological Sciences, Department of Statistics University of Idaho	The Dimensionality of Evolution
Apr 12 TLC 032	Bahman Shafii Department of Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences, Department of Statistics University of Idaho	Using Maximum Entropy and Bayesian Analysis to Develop Non-parametric Pelyability Distributions for the Mean and Variance
Apr 19 TLC 032	Jodi Mead Department of Mathematics Boise State University	Inverse Problems and Uncertainty Quantification
Apr 26 TLC 032	Yulia Hristova Institute for Mathematics and its Applications University of Minnesota	New problems in emission tomography
May 3 TLC 032	Fernando Guevara Vasquez Department of Mathematics University of Utah	Active exterior cloaking for the Helmholtz equation
May 10 TLC 032	Bryan Wilson Department of Mathematics University of Utah	Random Walks on Groups and the Poisson Boundary

Fall 2011 Colloquium Schedule

Sept 1 TLC 030	Gabriel Potirniche Mechanical Engineering Department University of Idaho	Numerical modeling of creep deformation and fracture in heat-resistant steels
Sept 8 TLC 030	Alexander Woo Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Bruhat graphs and pattern avoidance
Sept 15 TLC 030	Linh Nguyen Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Range description for a spherical mean transform
Sept 22 TLC 030	Jerry Fairley Department of Geological Sciences University of Idaho	Using an integral equation to model underground tests in the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository
Sept 29 TLC 030	Lyudmyla Barannyk Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Regularized deconvolution method for modeling mesoscale continuum equations for particle systems
Oct 6 TLC 030	Konstantin Matveev The School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering Washington State University	Aero-Hydrodynamics and Dynamics of Air-Assisted Marine Vehicles
Oct 13 TLC 030	Tao Xing Mechanical Engineering Department University of Idaho	Recent Development on Solution Verification for Numerical Simulations
Oct 20 TLC 030	Bala Krishnamoorthy Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Finding Bottlenecks in Tunnels
Oct 27 TLC 030	Monte Boisen Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Making the abstract concrete
Nov 3	Somantika Datta Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	The Mathematics Behind Signal Processing
Nov 10	Robert Dillon Department of Mathematics Washington State University	Models for complex fluids-structure interaction in peristalsis and sperm motility
Nov 17	Hirotachi Abo Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	Counting the number of complete graphs in the Paley graph
Nov 24	No Colloquium	THANKSGIVING BREAK
Dec 1	Marty Ytreberg Department of Physics University of Idaho	Using computational biophysics to understand protein evolution and function
Dec 8	Arie Bialostocki Department of Mathematics University of Idaho	On Points in the Plane in General Position

Fall 2011 Colloquium Schedule

Spring 2012 Colloquium Schedule

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