CCM Colloquium Schedule, Spring 2000

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 at 11:45 am.

• February 7
  Toward the optimal eigensolver.
  Andrew Knyazev, CU-Denver
• February 21
  Error analysis for photochemical models and its applications.
  Boris V Khattatov, NCAR
• February 28
  New Perspective in the Matrix Eigenvalue Problem.
  Prof. B.N.Parlett, Math. Dept. Univ. Calif., Berkeley
• March 27
  A geometric theory for preconditioned inverse iteration.
  Klaus Neymeyr, Mathematisches Institut, Universitaet Tuebingen
• March 31, Friday, 1 pm, Room 641
  Gaussian spectral rules for second order finite-difference schemes,
  Vladimir Druskin, Schlumberger-Doll Research, Ridgefield CT,
  Leonid Knizhnerman, Central Geophysical Expedition, Moscow, Russia
• April 6, Thursday, 12:30 pm
  FETI DOMAIN DECOMPOSITION METHODS FOR MAXWELL'S EQUATIONS AND ADVECTION-DIFFUSION PROBLEMS
  Andrea Toselli, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
• April 10
  Iterative techniques for mixed discretizations of Maxwells equations.
  Joseph E. Pasciak, Texas A&M
• April 17
  Perturbation theory and iterative symmetric eigensolvers.
  Zlatko Drmac, Department of Mathematics, University of Zagreb, Croatia
• April 24
  Finite Element Trace Theorems for Parameter Dependent Sobolev Spaces
  S.V. Nepomnyaschikh, Novosibirsk, Russia, currently visiting University of Houston
• May 4
  Scientific Computing in the LLNL Computation Directorate
  Van Emden Henson, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory