61. Research Activities Of Prasanth Nair Meshfree Solution of Partial differential equations More recently, I initiated researchto Details of some of my previous research activities including links http://www.soton.ac.uk/~pbn/res.html

home papers research CV software MDO pages jobs Ongoing Research Stochastic Subspace Projection Theory : A significant focus of my current research is on developing numerical algorithms for analysis of systems governed by stochastic partial differential equations. I am particularly interested in cases when the PDE coefficients are random variables or random fields with finite memory. The long-term objective is to develop the theoretical foundations for a general purpose capability, which parallels existing computational methods for high-fidelity analysis of deterministic systems. As a first step towards achieving these goals, I am developing discrete Stochastic Subspace Projection Schemes for the following problems Random linear algebraic equations [ A x b Algebraic random eigenvalue problems [ A x l B x The stochastic Lyapunov equation A X X B C Random Lambda-matrix problems: ( A + p B + p C x The basic idea of our discrete formulations is to use a 'rich' set of stochastic basis vectors to approximate the solution process [ ]. More recently, I extended the discrete formulations to develop a general approach which employs

62. VIII Workshop On Arcial Differential Equations Many of the activities of the last Workshops (see Wedp01; Wedp99; Wedp97) were focusedon topics of current interest in Partial differential equations, such as. http://www.fluid.impa.br/wedp03/ingles/historico-i.html

A Brief History The Workshop on Partial Differential Equations: Theory, Computation and Applications is held every two years, in July, at Instituto Nacional de Matematica Pura e Aplicada (IMPA), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The first one took place in 1989, and it was focused on Fluid Dynamics. The other events took place from 1991 to 2001 (odd years); they were more general and they gave rise to six issues of Matematica Contemporanea, a journal of the Brazilian Mathematical Society that publishes refereed articles of high quality meetings in Brazil. Many of the activities of the last Workshops (see ) were focused on topics of current interest in Partial Differential Equations, such as theoretical aspects; existence, stability and long time behavior; numerical analysis of solution methods, as well as exploration of related theory via scientific computing; nonlinear conservation laws, with applications in fluid dynamics, elasticity, flow in porous media; mathematical modeling in geophysical fluid dynamics, with emphasis in theoretical aspects of meteorology and physical oceanography.

63. Liste Des Livres (en Anglais) Limits, Derivatives, Integrals, Sequences and Series, differential equations, MultiVariableCalculus. B. Antinone, L., Brueningson, E. 25 activities Using the http://www.ti.com/calc/suisse/vpplistelivres.htm

Liste des livres (en anglais) Vous avez droit à un livre gratuit pour 10 calculatrices graphiques achetées. Veuillez s.v.p. cocher le livre souhaité sur la liste ci-après et joindre cette liste à votre commande. Titre Auteur Contenu TI-82, TI-83: Graphing Calculator activities for enriching middle school mathematics Browning, Ch., Channell, D. 12 activities Statistics Handbook for the TI-83 Morgan, L. Describing One-Variable Data, Describing Bivariate Data, Fitting an Equation to Bivariate Data, Describing Categorical Data, Colleting Data, Demonstrating Probability, Simulations, and probability Distributions, Estimating and Finding Confidence Intervals, Testing Hypotheses (Means, Proportions and Standard Deviations), Testing Goodness-of -Fit and Two-Way Table Chi-Square, Analyzing Variance, Inference of Correlation and Regression, Forecasting Time Value Money: Applications on the TI-83 Hofmann, R., Hofmann, Ch. TI-86: Using the TI-86 in Collegiate Mathematics Dodd, F., Cruthirds, J. Graphing Fundamentals, Advanced Graphing, Parametric and Polar Graphing, Solving Equations, Differential Calculus, Integral Calculus, Matrices and Vectors, Differential Equations, Statistics, Numerical Integration, Probability Distributions Differential equations with the TI-86 Barton, R., Pence, D.

64. MAT 274 Elementary Differential Equations Spring 2003 RUEDEMANN math.la.asu.edu/~rick Textbook Elementary differential equations and Boundary plans,work schedules, weddings, family reunions, and other such activities. http://math.la.asu.edu/~rick/274syl.html

MAT 274 Elementary Differential Equations,  Spring 2003         (Tentative Syllabus: Subject to change by in-class annoucements.) SLN 53700 : 7:40 - 8:30 MWF in PSA 107 Instructor: Dr. Richard Ruedemann                Office: PSA 725 Phone: 965-4240 (do not leave message)     Office Hours: 9:40-10:30 MWF, 11:40-1:30 T    E-Mail: rick@asu.edu     Web Page: http://math.la.asu.edu/~rick Textbook: Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems, 7th edition by Content: We will cover most of 2.1-2.9; 3.1-3.9; 4.1-4.4; 5.1-5.4; 6.1-6.6; 7.1-7.7    Prerequisite: MAT271 (Calculus II) or equivalent with a grade of C or better. Unrestricted Withdrawal Deadline: Friday, 2/14 Restricted Withdrawal Deadline:     Friday, 4/4 Restricted Complete Withdrawal Deadline:   Wednesday, 4/30 Unrestricted Withdrawal: A student may withdraw from a course with a grade of W during the unrestricted withdrawal period. The instructor's signature is not required. Restricted Withdrawal: In order to withdraw during this period, the student must obtain the

65. ENC: Web Links: Math Topics: Equations The activities offer realtime correlations between equations WWW) site providesa college level course in calculus, differential equations, and matrix http://www.enc.org/weblinks/math/0,1544,1-Equations,00.shtm

Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home Web Links Math Topics Advanced ... Frequently Asked Questions Find detailed information about thousands of materials for K-12 math and science. Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. Create your learning plan, read the standards, and find tips for getting grants. Math Topics Lists of web sites categorized by subject areas within mathematics. Equations Purplemath, your algebra resource Date: Grade: ENC#: This Internet site features student algebra lessons on material ranging from preliminary algebra topics, such as absolute value and rounding and significant digits, to advanced algebra topics including complex numbers, logarithms, and exponential functions... (For more details see Brief ENC Record or Full ENC Record Date: Grade: ENC#: This web site, maintained by an algebra teacher, has many different resources for students. Tutorials on a wide variety of algebra topics are available; many are interactive and supply problems with step-by-step solutions. Others include movies or other... (For more details see Brief ENC Record or Full ENC Record ExploreMath.com

66. School Of Math Newsletter: Dept. Head Associates who participate in the teaching activities Jamylle Carter Selim Esedoglu(Ph.D. Courant Institute, partial differential equations, computer vision http://www.math.umn.edu/arb/newsletter2002/visitors.html

FOR ITS MEMBERS AND FRIENDS NO. 8 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA - NEWSLETTER OF THE SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS JANUARY2002 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Home From the Department Head Promotions Academic Visitors ... 2002 Symposiums Conference 1st Biennial Yamabe Symposium Conf. for A. Friedman's 70th Birthday Other Notable Activities - Undergraduate Program Communication Skills Thoughts on Writing Skills Senior Project Goals Changing to Semesters ... MCIM Featuring Dr. John Hoffman Mathematics Library AWM Mentor Network - News from the Centers IMA Digital Technology Center ITCEP Contacting Us Academic Visitors Continuing Postdocs and Visiting Faculty Assistant Professors: Associate Professors : James Louisell (University of Southern Colorado, control theory, delay-differential equations) Professors: Yakar Kannai (Weizmann Institute, partial differential equations), Elisabeth Logak (University of Cergy-Pontoise, France, nonlinear partial differential equations, biomathematics), Fedor Nazarov (Michigan State University, harmonic analysis), Gregory Seregin (Steklov Institute St. Petersburg, applications of calculus of variations and general theory of nonlinear partial differential equations), Bevan Thompson (University of Queensland, applications of methods from nonlinear analysis), and Thomas Zink (University of Bielefeld, algebraic geometry, arithmetic geometry).

67. Florida Tech Catalog 2000-2001 Research activities. analysis, qualitative and quantitative properties of nonlinearevolution equations, including differential equations with delay http://www.fit.edu/catalog/sci-lib/app-math.html

'); document.writeln(' '); document.writeln(' '); document.write(' '); document.write(' '); document.write(' '); document.writeln(' Index Contents Welcome Information ... Directory "); document.write(' APPLIED MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES V. Lakshmikantham, Ph.D., Head Bachelor of Science Master of Science Doctor of Philosophy Research Activities Bachelor of Science Master of Science Doctor of Philosophy Associate Head Michael D. Shaw, Ph.D. Professors Jewgeni H. Dshalalow, Dr. Sci., real analysis, operations research, stochastic processes, queueing theory. Charles T. Fulton, Ph.D., ordinary and partial differential equations, spectral theory of differential operators, numerical linear algebra, numerical methods for two-point boundary value problems, parallel processing. V. Lakshmikantham, Ph.D., nonlinear analysis, differential and integral equations, numerical mathematics, evolution operations. Kamel Rekab, Ph.D., sequential analysis, design of experiments, applied data analysis, reliability theory. Associate Professors Gary Howell, Ph.D.

68. Activities Of Biomechanics Laboratory activities of the St.FX Biomechanics Laboratory Erik Anderson attended the InternationalConference on differential equations with Applications to Biology http://www.stfx.ca/people/edemont/activities.html

Activities of the St.F.X. Biomechanics Laboratory Go to: Publications Projects People Scientific Meetings ... Awards/Grants/Student Scholarships Scientific Meetings Edwin DeMont was invited to present a talk at the Department of Fisheries and Oceans , Moncton, on the Biomechanics of Invertebrates, which he presented on December 10, 1998. Edwin DeMont was invited by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans to be an external scientific referee for the 1998 assessments of lobster stocks in the Maritimes Region. The purposes of peer review are: to identify important questions that may have been neglected; to examine the scientific approaches of the stock assessments; to identify any weaknesses in methodology; to help improve the clarity of assessments; to make research recommendations; and to develop collaborative research programs. The peer review includes detailed review of stock assessments and Stock Status Reports. The assessment will occur in the Gulf Fisheries Center, Moncton, N.B., July 7-9, 1998. Edwin DeMont was invited to present a poster at the 1998 Gordon Research Conference on Innovations in College Teaching of Materials Science . He will be presenting the following poster. STRETCHED TO THE LIMIT Most material testing apparatus require expensive equipment, thus material testing in undergraduate labs is limited. I have developed two material testing exercices, which do not require expensive equipment. The materials used in the laboratories were inspired by my research interests in comparative biomechanics. The first exercise is used to examine the stress-strain relationships of fresh and collagen-free cow arteries. The most complex apparatus used in the exercise is a slide projector. This exercise is used in a third year

69. \Large\bf ACTIVITIES AT IMPA Algebra; Analysis/Partial differential equations; Computer Graphics; MathematicalEconomics; differential Geometry; Operations of the activities currently being http://www.impa.br/English/activities.html

Activities Graduate Program IMPA has been certified by the Federal Board of Education (Conselho Federal de Educação) as a graduate study center of pure and applied mathematics for Master's and Doctoral programs since 1971. In the Master's program, the student acquires basic knowledge that will permit him/her to teach mathematics-related subjects at the graduate level or enter into professional activities which require mathematical applications for technical or scientific problems. The Doctoral program is especially aimed at training researchers. Its fundamental requirement is the elaboration of an original thesis relevant to the progress of mathematics. Special emphasis is given to the Doctoral program at IMPA and, thus, the Master's program also devised as a way of furnishing rapid access to the Doctoral program. In preparation for graduate studies at IMPA, the Young Scientist Program has been designed with the following features: to complete basic graduate training so as to prepare students for the Master's program; to give students who are undertaking graduate studies in mathematics, engineering, physics, etc. an opportunity to test their aptitudes and interests in mathematics while at IMPA, pending their possible admittance in the graduate program.

70. AAMP - Teaching Activities activities. The members of the group contribute to undergraduate courses in calculus,analysis, mathematical modelling and ordinary differential equations. http://www.math.utwente.nl/mpcm/aamp/teaching.html

Teaching activities The members of the group contribute to undergraduate courses in calculus, analysis, mathematical modelling and ordinary differential equations. Graduate courses for which the group is responsible include partial differential equations, mathematical modelling, applied analytical methods (variational structures and methods, continuous dynamical systems) and bifurcation theory. Contributions to numerical courses are given as well. At all levels of education, we investigate the appropriate use of computer-algebra and numerical tools for visualisation, mathematical modelling and ordinary differential equations. Please consult the dutch and english education pages of the faculty, the TW-onderWWWijs , or the UT-Teletop for the course program.

71. H. Amann's Editorial Activities Editorial activities. Member of the following editorial boards Journals. Abstractand Applied Analysis (AAA); Advances in differential equations; Advances in http://www.math.unizh.ch/amann/editorial_activities.html

Herbert Amann Editorial activities Member of the following editorial boards: Journals Abstract and Applied Analysis (AAA) Advances in Differential Equations Advances in Mathematical Sciences and Applications Advanced Nonlinear Studies Cubo Matemática Educacional Differential and Integral Equations Houston Journal of Mathematics Journal of Evolution Equations (JEE) Journal of Mathematical Fluid Mechanics Nonlinear Differential Equations and Applications (NoDEA) Questiones Mathematicae Scientiae Mathematicae Japonicae Retired from Proceedings of the Royal Scociety of Edinburgh (1978-1988) Mathematische Annalen (1979-1999, managing editor 1993-1999) Dynamics Reported (1987-1995) Book Series Monographs in Mathematics Retired from Research Notes in Mathematics Series (formerly: Pitman Research Notes in Mathematics) Monographs and Surveys in Pure and Applied Mathematics (formerly: Pitman Monographs and Surveys in Pure and Applied Mathematics) home

72. CNA, Activities activities. Scientific Program (About CNA). 2001–2002 21820 Advanced Topicsin Analysis Partial differential equations and Kinetic Theory, Tartar; http://www.math.cmu.edu/cna/activities.html

About CNA People Publications Activities Application Links Contact CNA Home Activities Scientific Program (About CNA) Weekly Seminars Spring 2003 Fall 2002 Spring 2002 Fall 2001 ... Workshops and Conferences Topics Courses Advanced Topics in Analysis: Partial Differential Equations and Kinetic Theory, Tartar Advanced Topics in Analysis: Modern Methods in the Calculus of Variations, Fonseca Advanced Topics in Analysis: Homogenization, Tartar Advanced Topics in Analysis: Fine Regularity Theory for Partial Differential Equations, Fonseca Advanced Topics in Plasticity, Owen Advanced Topics in Analysis: Multidimensional Problems in the Calculus of Variations, Fonseca Advanced Topics in Analysis: PDE Models in Oceanography, Tartar Projects The Mesoscale Interface Mapping Project Those interested in this project please contact David Kinderlehrer davidk@andrew.cmu.edu ) or Shlomo Ta'asan shlomo@andrew.cmu.edu 2001 CNA Summer School Lecture notes ... Carnegie Mellon University

73. Research Activities Geometric Integration of differential equations. Also visit GI's own homepage. Symmetriesin numerical solution of ordinary differential equations. http://www.ii.uib.no/forskningsgrupper/num/forskning/index-eng.shtml

U of Bergen Fac. Math and Nat. Sci. Dep. of Informatics Numerical analysis Research activities Go to: Numerical analysis Research activities ... analyse A common theme for most of the research in the numerical analysis group is parallel computing. This research is to a large extent carried out in close collaboration with Parallab Partitioning and scheduling problems are ubiquitous in parallel computing. Problems of this sort are modeled and solved as graph problems, hence we have a close collaborate with the Algorithm Group on these issues. Numerical techniques of special interest to us are: Domain Decomposition techniques for elliptic PDE's. Geometric Integration of differential equations. Also visit GI's own homepage. Multidimensional Numerical Integration. Numerical Linear Algebra For lists of online publications go to Reports in Informatics or the individual homepages Ongoing projects People from the numerical analysis group are involved in the following projects: Strategic Project in Scientific Computing Symmetries in numerical solution of ordinary differential equations This page is maintained by Kenth.Engo@ii.uib.no

74. Activites The central activities of the group will be a series of workshops. the latest developmentsin the theory and algorithms for differential equations; and a http://www-lmc.imag.fr/CATHODE/activite.html

The central activities of the group will be a series of workshops. These will be of two main types: the CADE series, open to a wider audience and presenting the latest developments in the theory and algorithms for differential equations; and a series of internal meetings aimed at the development of the specifications of solutions and algorithms. In association with the internal workshops, a series of 1 or 2 day meetings for contacts in industry and academic research will be organised. The aim of these meetings is not only to disseminate our results but also to clarify which of our lines of development offers the most immediate benefit to practical users. To advance work on specific topics within the main theme, a programme of short visits between group members will also be organised. The results of our workshops will be published in the CADE proceedings and as a series of technical reports, and programs will be disseminated by electronic transfer. Work on individual topics will appear as research papers. We will maintain contacts with the ESPRIT projects ALCOM, POSSO and NEURON by interchange of visits to workshops and meetings. WORKSHOP ACTIVITIES : International workshop : CADE-92 has been organised in June 92 at the CIRM in Luminy, Marseille, with the American community.

75. Doug Meade's Home Page -- Part II differential equations Exploration Through Technology (lab manual, prepared by Eric MatthiasKawski's Maple Resources and activities (Arizona State University http://www.math.sc.edu/~meade/details.html

Department of Mathematics College of Science and Mathematics University of South Carolina Professional Activities and Interests Publications Grant Support Teaching Development Fund (USC Provost) (1995-6) NSF DMS Award Lilly Fellow (Lilly Foundation) (1994-95) - Final Report Instructional Development Fund (USC Provost) (1995) NSF ILI Program Course Information Fall 2003 Math 142 (Calculus I) - HONORS Spring 2003 Labs for Math 142 (Calculus I) Fall 2002 Math 141 (Calculus I) Fall 2002 Math 241 (Vector Calculus) - HONORS Fall 2001 Math 526 (Numerical Linear Algebra) Spring 2001 Math 241 (Vector Calculus) Math 554 (Real Analysis) Fall 2000 Math 241 (Vector Calculus) - HONORS Math 524 (Nonlinear Optimization) Spring 2000 Math 242 (Elementary Differential Equations) - HONORS Math 544 (Linear Algebra) Fall 1999 Math 122 (Calculus for Business Administration and Social Sciences) Math 552 (Applied Complex Analysis) Fall 1998 Math 524 (Nonlinear Optimization) Math 720 (Applied Mathematics I) Spring 1998 Math 122 (Calculus for Business Administration and Social Sciences) Math 242 (Elementary Differential Equations) Fall 1997 Math 122 (Calculus for Business Administration and Social Sciences) Math 550 (Vector Analysis) Spring 1997 Math 141 (Calculus I) Math 550 (Vector Analysis) Fall 1996 Math 544 (Linear Algebra) Spring 1996 Math 142 (Calculus II) - HONORS Math 726 (Numerical Analysis I) Fall 1995 Math 142 (Calculus II) Math 524 (Nonlinear Optimization) Spring 1995 Math 242 (Elementary Differential Equations) Miscellaneous Maple Worksheets and Information

76. Applied Mathematics At Texas A&M University inverse problems. For a description of the breadth of these activities,see the differential equations webpage. Numerical Analysis. http://www.math.tamu.edu/~jay.walton/applied.html

Applied Mathematics Control Theory Control Theory is a major research area of both applied mathematics and engineering spanning applications as diverse as the control of space vehicles and the active and passive damping of buildings and bridges in order to improve their earthquake tolerance. The principal members of the Control Theory Group here are Goong Chen and Jianxin Zhou Applied Mechanics Applied Mechanics refers to applied contiuum mechanics and encompasses classical fluid dynamics, solid mechanics, thermo-mechanics, etc. Our research activities in applied mechanics are highly interdisciplinary involving mathematicians working in collaboration with colleagues from engineering, material science, geoscience, economics, medicine and the life sciences. Several faculty work in fluid dynamics, including flow through porous media, and viscoelastic flows, ( Prabir Daripa Richard Ewing , Ciprian Foias, K. R. Rajagopal , and John Slattery ), and solid mechanics, including biological materials ( K.R. Rajagopal John Slattery and Jay Walton ). Members of this group have close ties with colleagues in the interdisciplinary

77. Pavel Drabek elliptic partial differential equations with use of weighted Sobolev spaces (CNRItaly, grant no. 341/91, 19921994). Significant activities outside department http://deimos.zcu.cz/Drabek/

University of West Bohemia, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Department of Mathematics P AVEL D RABEK PROF., RND R., D R S C. T EL: F AX: E -MAIL: pdrabek@kma.zcu.cz [Publications] [...for Students...] [Back to the Staff] ... [Back to the KMA-Homepage] Date of birth: 29. 7. 1953 Qualification: Prof., University of West Bohemia, Pilsen. DrSc., Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague, Doc., Technical University of Pilsen, CSc., Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague, RNDr., Charles University, Prague, graduated from Charles University, Prague. Teaching activities: advanced calculus, ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations, integral equations, functional analysis. Scientific activities: nonlinear boundary value problems for ordinary and partial differential equations existence results, multiplicity results, bifurcations, stability of nonlinear evolution problems. Language knowledge: English (active), Russian (active), Slovak (passive), Italian (passive). Visiting professor: National Technical University Athens, Greece ( , 2 weeks), F.C.F.M. Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile (

78. Equations Aux Dérivées Partielles The theme Partial differential equations (PDE) plays a central role in the Laboratory``Mathématiques pour l The activities of the group are described below. http://mip.ups-tlse.fr/equipes/EDP.html

Equipe suivante (Partial Differential Equations) responsable (team leader) : J. Fleckinger Membres permanents (Faculty) Laure Cardoulis Youri Egorov Jacqueline Fleckinger Jacques Giacomoni ... Claude Wagschal Doctorants (Ph.D. Students) Naziha Besbas Mokhtaria Boutaleb Rachid Faouzi Christian Lobert ... Nasreddine Megrez Post-Doctorants (Ex. Ph.D.) Kouassi Theodore Boni Renaud Camales Laure Cardoulis Karim Chaib ... Fouzia Nemrouch Research activities Holomorphic Partial Differential Equations Spectral Theory and Inequalities Solutions of Elliptic Problems Parabolic and Hamilton-Jacobi Equations In the first project dealing with the theory of holomorphic PDE 's, C.Wagschal, his collaborators and PhD students have obtained several new results on ramified Cauchy problems. In the second project entitled Spectral Theory and Inequalities Maximum and Antimaximum Principle A seminar at the University Toulouse 1 brings together the members of the PDE group. The group has previously obtained many significant results in the above mentioned topics. In particular let us mention that Y.Egorov and collaborators have written two books: Foundations of the Classical Theory of Partial Differential Equations , (259 pages), Springer, 1998, with M.A. Shubin and

79. Undergraduate Committee Report, Fall 98 The following is a summary of activities for the Undergraduate Committee of the Departmentof Mathematics for the AP calculus/differential equations sequence . http://hedgehog.math.arizona.edu/~laetsch/MathNews99/UGC984.html

SUMMARY OF UGC ACTIVITIES FOR THE FALL 1998 Submitted by David Gay. The following is a summary of activities for the Undergraduate Committee of the Department of Mathematics for the fall semester of 1998. Minutes for past UGC meetings can be found at the UGC website (http://www.math.arizona.edu/~mcenter/UGCminutes/index.html). LOWER DIVISION COURSES Course renumbering for 100 level courses . A memo listing the proposed changes was distributed early November to all mathematics faculty, all University advisors, the Undergraduate Council, and Michael Gottfredson (University Vice President for Undergraduate Education). There being no objections, changes were submitted December 15 to the Curriculum Office. The Department will disseminate information about the changes to all state high schools, universities, and community colleges. AP calculus/differential equations sequence . For the last couple of years, the Department has been experimenting with a calculus/differential equations sequence for students entering with Advanced Placement calculus experience. The following descriptions for permanent courses were submitted to the Curriculum Office. MATH 250A Calculus and Differential Equations I (3) I Integral calculus with applications, techniques of integration, solving first order differential equations using separation of variables, introduction to autonomous first order differential equations. The sequence 250A-250B substitutes for the pair of courses 129-254 or the pair 129-355; however, 250A alone does not substitute for 129. P, a score of 4 or 5 on the Calculus AB advanced Placement Exam or by permission of the instructor. Credit allowed for only one of the following courses: MATH 250A or MATH 129.

80. Research Activities Partial differential equations blowup for parabolic and elliptic equations, maximumprinciples for parabolic equations, parabolic equations with singular http://riemann.unica.it/eng/ricerca.html

Opening Page Faculty Phone Numbers Annual Research Plans for 1998 The research programs proposed by the faculty of the Department of Mathematics for 1998 have been formulated separately for the various research areas. Algebra and symbolic calculus Polynomial and differential ideals. Inverse Macaulay systems. Primary Decomposition of polynomial modules. Study of linear and nonlinear dynamical systems as a function of ``apriori" properties. Mathematical analysis. Numerical analysis and computational mathematics Spectral factorization of convolution equations, with applications to the solution of integral equations. Numerical solution of nonlinear equations of large dimension. Orthogonalization of sequences of multivariate functions. Global minimization with ``improvement of local minima" and ``simulated annealing" methods. Math education and history of mathematics Birth of analytic geometry and the notion of volume. Study of teaching/learning processes, with particular attention to the concepts of measure and linear transformation and the part played by proofs. Probability and statistics in junior high school. Riemannian Geometry Minimal surfaces. Harmonic maps and morphisms. Elastic curves and biharmonic curves. Trigonometry on Grasmannians and other symmetric spaces. Geometry of submanifolds of three dimensional space where it is defined a field of symmetries with respect to an axes. Geometry of D'Atri spaces. Geometry of submanifolds of quaternionic manifolds

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