FALL 1999

For the following seminars, unless otherwise stated the hour is 11:00,
the room is RLM 12.166, and it is a Mathematical Physics Seminar


Wednesday, Sept 1: Alex Haro
                   Converse KAM Theory for symplectic skew-products

Wednesday, Sept 8: Ioana Moise
                   The renormalization group method: application to rotating 
                   fluids

Wednesday, Sept 15: Jack Xin
                    Self-Similar Decay in the Kraichnan Model of a Passive Scalar

Wednesday, Sept 22: Juan Abad
                    Renormalization and Periodic Orbits in Hamiltonian Systems

Wednesday, Sept 29: Irene Gamba
                    Positive solutions to singular second and third order 
                    differential equations for quantum fluids in bounded domains

Monday, Oct 4: Kalyan Sinha (Indian Statistical Institute - Delhi)
               Stochastic Flows on a von Neumann algebra. 

Wednesday, Oct 13: No seminar, because of AMS conference in Austin

Wednesday, Oct 20: Carlo Cercignani (Politecnico di Milano) 
                   The present status of the mathematical theory of discrete velocity 
                   models 

Monday, Oct 25: Bob Eisenberg (Rush Medical Center) 
                Ionic Channels: Natural Nanotubes described by the Drift Diffusion
                Equation 

Wednesday, Nov 3: Jose Carrillo
                  Mathematical aspects of kinetic equations for rapid granular flows

Wednesday, Nov 10: Dirk Gillespie
                   A Singular Perturbation Analysis of the Poisson-Nernst-Planck
                   System: Application to Ionic Channels

Wednesday, Nov 17: Mohammed Ziane (Texas A&M)
                   Attractors for the compressible Navier-Stokes equations

Monday, Nov 29: Claudia Valls (Univ. de Barcelona)
		On splitting and diffusion phenomena in Hamiltonian systems 
	
Wednesday, Dec 1: Jacques Bailly
                  Some results for the Hele-Shaw and Muskat problems

Thursday, Dec 2: Laszlo Erdos (Georgia Tech)
                 Derivation of Boltzmann equations from microscopic quantum
                 mechanics, in room 12.166 at 2:00

Wednesday Dec 8: Antonio  Pumari\~no (Univ. de Oviedo)
		Infinitely many persistent strange attractors: An example
		Dynamical Sustems Seminar RLM 10.176 4:00pm