SIAM-SEAS (1977-2005)

Contents

• SIAM-SEAS 2005
• Teaching Issues
• SIAM-SEAS Membership (1997-2004)
• SIAM-SEAS Archives (1977-2004)

• Minisymposium on Teaching Issues at the SIAM-SEAS, March 1999 -
  • Speakers and Talks
  • Teaching Issues
  • Textbooks
  • A Discussion on
    Why Numerical Analysis Is Important for Undergraduate Computer Science Majors
    - Compiled by Dr. Robert Funderlic
• Other links
  • NA-TEACH net
    http://archives.math.utk.edu/hypermail/na-teach/
  • ILAS Discussion on Educational Issues in Linear Algebra
    http://www.math.technion.ac.il/iic/
  • The NCSU Mathematical Resources Database
    http://www.math.ncsu.edu/resources/

• Hosts: Dept of Mathematics and Computer Science, The Citadel, and Department of Mathematics, College of Charleston
• Site: Charleston, South Carolina
• Organizing Committee:Dr.Annalisa Calini (College of Charleston), Mei Chen (Citadel), and Brenton LeMesurier (College of Charleston)
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• Host: Department of Mathematics, East Tennessee State University
• Site: Johnson City, Tennessee
• Organizing Committee: Debra Knisley (chair), Abdul Jarrah, and George Poole.
• Invited Speakers:
  • Terry Herdman, Department of Mathematics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
    Mathematics for Aeroelastic and Large Space Systems
  • Thomas B. Kepler, Department of Biostatistics & Bioinformatics, Duke University
    Field-Coupled Agent Modeling of the Inducible Reorganization of the Immune System
  • Carl Meyer, Department of Mathematics, North Carolina State University
    Mathematical Fuel for Search Engines
  • Dana Randall, College of Computing and School of Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology
    Phase Transitions and Mixing Rates of Markov Chains
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• Host: Dept of Mathematics, Univ. of Georgia
• Site: Athens, Georgia
• Organizing Committee:Dr. Tom Grad
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• Host: Dept of Mathematics, Univ. of Tennessee at Knoxville
• Site: Knoxville, Tennessee
• Organizing Committee:Dr. Mike Berry, Dr. Chuck Collins, Dr. Suzanne Lenhart, Dr. Samuel Jordan
• Invited Speakers:
  • Michael P. Mesterton-Gibbons, Dept. of Math., Florida State Univ.
    Mathematical models of strategic interaction
  • Lynne E. Parker, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
    Multi-Robot cooperation
  • John Drake, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
    The mathematics and computation of climate change
  • Virginia Torczon, Dept. of Computer Science, The College of William and Mary
    Computational issues in the numerical solution of optimization problems defined by expensive computer simulations
  • Robert Voigt, Computational Science Cluster, The College of Wiliam and Mary
    An ex-insider's view of computational science inside the beltway
  • Gilbert Strang, President of SIAM, Dept. of Math., MIT
    Partly random graphs
• Student Awards:
  • Charlotte Knotts, Dept. of Mathematics, Univ. of Tenn.
    Extremal Properties of Eigenvalues
  • Rene Salinas, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Univ. of Tenn.,
    The distribution of ponds in South Florida: Statistical analysis of Pond data obtained by Satellite Imagery

• Host: Dept of Mathematics, Florida State Univ.
• Site: Tallahassee, Florida
• Organizing Committee:Dr. Chris Hunter (chair), Dr. Steve Blumsack, Dr. Gordon Erlebacher, Dr. De Witt Sumners
• Invited Speakers:
  • John Guckenheimer, SIAM President, Cornell University
    The Dynamics of Neurons
  • Mary Wheeler, University of Texas at Austin
    Domain Decomposition Methods for Modeling Subsurface and Surface Flow Problems
  • Michael Waterman, University of Southern California
    Statistical and Computational Aspects of Biological Database Searches
  • Hamdi Tchelepi, Chevron
    Use of Scale-Up and Parallel Reservoir Simulation Technologies for Practical Large-Scale Problems
• Invited Student Speakers:
  • Rebecca Anne Segal, North Carolina State University
    Simulation of Airflow in a Child's Lung
  • John Gilchrist, New Jersey Institute of Technology
    Propagation of a Melting Front Induced by Microwave Heating
  • Richard Forester, Clemson University
    Effective, Compact Linear Formulations of 0-1 Quadratic Programming Problems
• Dinner Speaker:
  Hans Schneider Muntau, Deputy Director of the National High Magnetic Field Lab
• Special Session:
  • Computational Genomics - organized by De Witt Sumners
  • Imaging - Dave Wilson, University of Florida
  • Higher Order Methods for Multi-Domain Decomposition - Gordon Erlebacher, Florida State University
  • Recent Mathematics Graduates Working in Industry - SIAM
• Student Awards:
  • Rebecca Anne Segal, North Carolina State University
    Simulation of Airflow in a Child's Lung
  • John Gilchrist, New Jersey Institute of Technology
    Propagation of a Melting Front Induced by Microwave Heating
  • Kyle Snyder, University of Tennessee Space Institute
    Investigating Transient and Limit Cycle Behaviors of Nonlinear Structure by Wavelet Transforms
  • Michael Jeffris, North Carolina State University
    Analysis and Simulations of Unsaturated Groundwater Flow in Heterogeneous Media
  • Richard Forester, Clemson University
    Effective, Compact Linear Formulations of 0-1 Quadratic Programming Problems
  • Raymond Carroll, University of Florida
    The Fast Fourier Transform for Hexagonal Aggregates
  • Adel Omrani, University of Tennessee Space Institute
    Application of Bifunction Theory to the Roscoe Finite Differencing Methods to Investigate the Appearance or not of spurious Solution
  • Tammy M. Simon, North Carolina State University
    Computing the Effective Magnetic Properties of Magnetorheological Fluids