Applied Mathematics Seminars

This seminar series presents topics in Applied Mathematics.

We encourage attendance of Staff, Students, High school students and interested Parties from within Swinburne and from the wider community are all welcome.

For further information please contact: Dr. Sergey Suslov or David Richards

Presenter	Title	Date	Venue
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Presenter	Title	Date	Downloads
Dr Jesper Hansen, Roskilde University, Denmark	Computational Nanofluidics and Mathematical Modelling of Nanoflow Dynamics	12:30pm, 26th Apr	-
Dr Con Lozanovski, Australian Catholic University	Gravito-electromagnetic Duality in General Relativity	12:30pm, 16th Feb	-
Prof. Vladimir Gurarii, Swinburne	How to use Laplace transform for solving differential equations	2:30pm, 14th Oct	Slides ( PDF - 335 KB)
A/Prof. Leslie Yeo, Monash University	Challenges and Opportunities in the Mathematical Modelling of Microfluidics Driven by Acoustics at High Frequencies	2:30pm, 16th Sep	Abstract ( PDF - 60 KB) Slides ( PDF - 16 MB)
Dr Karl Travis, University of Sheffield	Modelling phase equilibria using Dissipative Particle Dynamics	2:30pm, 19th Aug	-
Prof. Stefan Luding, University of Twente	Multi Scale Mechanics	2:30pm, 8th Jul	-
Greg Markowsky, Monash University	The inner workings of WolframAlpha	2:30pm, 29th Apr	-
Prof Billy Todd, Swinburne	Theory and simulation of nanofluidic systems	2:30pm, 15th Apr	Slides ( PDF - 13 MB)
Prof John Sader, University of Melbourne	Dynamics of nanomechanical cantilever devices in fluid environments	2:30pm, 8th Apr	-
Dr Yoni Nazarathy, Swinburne	Finite buffer fluid networks with overflows	2:30pm, 1st Apr	Slides ( PDF - .325 MB)
Prof Juan M. Lopez, Arizona State University	Onset of Kuppers-Lortz-like dynamics in finite rotating thermal convection	2:30pm, 18th Mar	Slides ( PDF - 65 MB)
Dr Tonghua Zhang, Swinburne	Stability analysis and bifurcation directions of a mathematical model of gene expression with time delay	2:30pm, 11th Mar	Slides ( PDF - 1.7 MB)

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Last Seminar

Speaker:	Dr Jesper Hansen, Roskilde University, Denmark
Title:	Computational Nanofluidics and Mathematical Modelling of Nanoflow Dynamics
Date:	12:30 PM Thu, 26th April
Venue:	EN405 Engineering Building

Seminar Location

The Seminar venue can be located on this map of the Swinburne Hawthorn Campus