The Physical Mathematics Seminar is devoted to the mathematical modeling of real scientific experiments and engineering systems.
Room 2-449
Tuesdays, 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Feb 7: Petur Bryde (Harvard)
Steelpans and singing saws: Localized vibrational modes in inhomogeneously curved shells
Feb 14: Chenyi Fei (MIT)
Capillary attraction underlies bacterial collective dynamics
Feb 28: Jerome Neufeld (University of Cambridge)
Gunwale bobbing and the quantum canoe
Mar 7: Keaton Burns (MIT)
Solving PDEs exactly over polynomials
Mar 14: No Seminar
Mar 21: No Seminar
Mar 28: Spring Break -- No Seminar
Apr 4: Niall Mangan (Northwestern)
Model selection of chaotic systems from data with hidden variables using sparse data assimilation
Apr 11: Alexander Petroff (Clark University)
Adapting to life in diffusive gradients
Apr 18: Lyle Muller (University of Western Ontario)
Spatiotemporal dynamics in neural systems: from data to mathematical models and computation
Apr 25: Farzan Vafa (Harvard)
Dynamics of active nematic defects on cones
May 1: Michael Moshe (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
A General Theory of Mechanical Screening and Hexatic Mechanics in Amorphous Granular Matter
ZOOM Link: https://mit.zoom.us/j/97310848163
May 2: Daniel M. Harris (Brown University)
Active and driven wave-propelled interfacial particles
May 9: Daniel Cohen (Princeton)
Adventures in cell herding: engineering and control of living cellular swarms
MIT Professor of Applied Mathematics
MIT Professor of Applied Mathematics