Implementation of a New Sampling Method in a Global Climate Model Eric Raut Researcher of Mathematics Stony Brook Manhattan "Numerical models of weather and climate need to compute grid-box-averaged rates of physical processes such as microphysics. These averages are computed... Read More
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee presents, Meet Milwaukee Sample life as a UWM student both in and out of the classroom. Learn how the city of Milwaukee will enhance your education. Meet current UWM students to get the inside scoop on... Read More
Exponential Integrator Methods for Nonlinear Fractional Reaction-Diffusion Models Olaniyi (Samuel) Iyiola University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee PhD Student “Nonlocality and spatial heterogeneity of many practical systems have made fractional differential equations very useful tools in Science and Engineering. However, solving these type... Read More
UW-Milwaukee Department of Mathematical Sciences presents, The New TA Welcome Picnic Location: Beer Garden at Hubbard Park Time: Friday, September 8, 2017 – 3:00pm – 6:00pm FREE food and beverages will be served! Family and friends are more than welcome to join!... Read More
Rhino Antipoaching Interdiction Patrol Planning via a Stackelberg Game Informed by a Stochastic Animal Movement Simulator Timothy Haas University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Lubar School of Business Associate Professor "A statistically validated model of animal spatial behavior allows ecologists to test hypotheses... Read More
Topological Complexity Alexander Dranishnikov University of Florida Distinguised Professor of Mathematics “Topology of the configuration space of a robot or any mechanical system is usually quite complicated. This implies that a continuous motion planning algorithm of such system is impossible.... Read More
Gravitational Waves Jolien Creighton University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Professor of Physics "I'll present a sketch of how gravitational waves are produced and how they are detected. I will use GW150914 - the first gravitational wave to be detected - as a... Read More
Existence and Uniqueness of Linear Equations Stemming from Optimal Control Problems Martin Vieten University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee PhD Graduate Student “Stockbridge et al. have developed a linear programming approach to stochastic control problems which originates from a formulation for the dynamics... Read More
Network Conditions for Positive Recurrence of Stochastically Modeled Reaction Networks and Mixing Jinsu Kim University of Wisconsin - Madison PhD Graduate Student “Reaction networks are graphical configurations that can be used to describe biological interaction networks. If the abundances of... Read More
An Introduction to Lie Groups and Lie Algebras Alex Heaton University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee PhD Graduate Student “Symmetry groups are complicated, but their tangent spaces are easier! We will go over the basis intuitive ideas, and some illustrative and exciting low-dimensional... Read More