Isaac Suneri, Design and Sensitivity Analysis of Inverse Problems Governed by Partial Differential Equations
ZoomChair: Alen Alexanderian (alexanderian@ncsu.edu, contact for Zoom access)
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Ilse Ipsen and Jo-Ann Cohen, Job Search Materials, Via Zoom
ZoomContact Seth Sullivant (smsulli2@ncsu.edu) for more information.
Jared Cook, Surrogate Model Construction, Data Assimilation, and Data-Driven Equation Learning to Enable Nonproliferation Capabilities
ZoomChair: Ralph Smith (rsmith@ncsu.edu, contact for Zoom access)
Gary Lavigne, Modeling and Quantifying Spatial Strategies of the Innate Immune Response to Viral Infection
ZoomChair: Kevin Flores (kbflores@ncsu.edu, contact for Zoom access)
Elizabeth Herman, Design of Inverse Problems and Surrogate Modeling in Complex Physical Systems
ZoomChair: Alen Alexanderian (alexanderian@ncsu.edu, contact for Zoom access)
CANCELED: Spring 2020 NC State Mathematics Graduation Ceremony. Rescheduled for December 2020
McKimmon Center, Raleigh NCThe Math Graduation Ceremony for Spring 2020 will be held on Friday, May 8th at 10:00am in the McKimmon Center. Directions for the McKimmon Center is located here. At this time, the ceremony has been delayed to December 2020.
Christine Mennicke, NC State, A Data-Driven Framework for Modeling the Neurogenesis-to-Gliogenesis Switch
ZoomChair: Mansoor Haider (mahaider@ncsu.edu, contact for Zoom access)
Claire Digirolamo, NC State, Applications of GPOPS-II to Optimal Control Problems with Delays
ZoomChair: Stephen Campbell (steve slc@ncsu.edu, contact for Zoom access).
Tricity Andrew, NC State, Lattice Based Models for Two Dimensional Particle Systems and Random Walks with Internal Collisions
ZoomChair: Mansoor Haider (mahaider@ncsu.edu, contact for Zoom access)
Fall 2020 Math Departmental Online Meeting Virtual/Zoom
ZoomThere will be our usual beginning of the semester meeting next Wednesday, August 12, at 4:15 p.m. The meeting will be held online. Departmental staff and faculty will receive a link.
Diversity and Inclusion Brown Bag Lunch via Zoom
ZoomOrganizer: Seth Sullivant smsulli2@ncsu.edu
Peter McGrath, NC State, Quantitative Isoperimetric Inequalities on Riemannian Surfaces
ZoomIn this talk, we introduce a scattering asymmetry which measures the asymmetry of a domain on a surface by quantifying its incompatibility with an isometric circle action. We prove a quantitative isoperimetric inequality involving the scattering asymmetry and characterize the domains with vanishing scattering asymmetry by their rotational symmetry. We also give a new proof…