CCM Colloquium Schedule
Spring 2002

The Center for Computational Mathematics Colloquium Series is held on the first and third Mondays of each month (Some exceptions may apply). The talk is generally given at noon in Room 626 of the CU-Denver Building at the corner of Lawrence and 14th Streets right across Speer Blvd. from the Auraria campus. Check here for directions on how to get to the CU-Denver building. Refreshments are provided 15 minutes before the start..

• Monday January 28, 2002, noon.
  Doug Nychka
  Director of the Geophysical Statistics Project
  National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO.
  Wavelet representations for nonstationary spatial fields
  

• Monday, February 4, 2002, noon.
  Ben Fox
  SIM-OPT Consulting, Boulder, CO.
  Fast Heat-Equation Solvers   

• Monday February 25, 2002, noon.
  Stephan Morgenthaler
  Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
  Lausanne, Switzerland
  Two-way Plots
  

• Monday, March 11, 2002, noon.
  Jan Mandel
  University of Colorado, Denver
  Iterative substructuring with Lagrange multipliers for coupled fluid-solid scattering   

• Monday March 18, 2002, noon.
  Dr Xue-Cheng Tai
  Professor of Mathematics
  University of Bergen, Norway (currently visiting UCLA)
  Mesh independent convergence algorithms for variational inequalities
  

• Monday March 25, 2002, noon.
  Shane Henderson
  Cornell University
  Ithaca, NY
  Chessboard Distributions and Random Vectors with Specified Marginals and Covariance Matrix
  

• Monday April 1, 2002, noon.
  Dr. Sergei Nepomnyaschikh
  Siberian Division of the Russian Academy of Sciences
  currently visiting Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
  Iterative solving of elliptic problems with small inclusions
  

• Monday April 8, 2002, noon.
  Dr. Bill Eddy
  Carnegie Mellon University
  Systematic Variation in Genetic Microarray Data
  

• Monday April 15, 2002, noon.
  Dr. Mary Hill
  US Geological Survey
  Boulder, CO
  Guidelines For Effective Model Calibration (Any Model!)
  

• Monday April 22, 2002, noon.
  Dr. Ismael Herrera
  Instituto de Geofísica
  Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM)
  The Indirect Method of Domain Decomposition and the Unified Theory
  

• Monday May 6, 2002, noon.
  Dr. Alexander Veretennikov
  University of Kansas
  On Approximations of Heat Type Equations
  

Please send comments to Craig Johns: Craig.Johns@cudenver.edu.