Numerical Solutions of Fractional Nonlinear Advection-Reaction-Diffusion Equations Sophia Vorderwuelbecke University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee MS Graduate Student “In this thesis non-linear differential equations containing advection, reaction and diffusion terms are solved numerically, where the diffusion term is modelled by a fractional derivative.... Read More
Harmonic Functions in Flat-Ring Coordinates Lijuan Bi University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee PhD Graduate Student “We will derive expansions for afundamental solution of the Laplace's equation in flat-ring coordinates in three-dimensional Euclidean space. These expansions are in terms of harmonic functions in... Read More
Maximal Subgroups in Direct Products of Groups Dr. Dandrielle Lewis University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Associate Professor of Mathematics “Given a direct product of groups, G and H, and information on the subgroups of G and H, what can one say... Read More
Calibration of a Stochastic Price Model for American Electricity Markets Oliver Meister University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee MS Graduate Student “This thesis discusses models for electricity spot prices from the Midwestern American and Manitoba market. The models are based on experiences in... Read More
Isolating Secular Signals in Observations and Climate Models Using M-SSA Based Wiener Filtering Christian Grimm University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee MS Graduate Student "In this thesis, Wiener filtering of gridded surface-temperature time series from observations and climate model simulations is performed by... Read More
The Game of NIM and Dots and Boxes Adam Buck University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee PhD Graduate Student “We will discuss games of perfect information. I will share some trivia about popular games (Chess, Checkers, Connect Four, Mancala, and Go). We will... Read More
A Spherical Maximal Function Along the Primes Dr. Theresa Anderson University of Wisconsin-Madison NSF PostDoc “Many problems at the interface of analysis and number theory involve showing that the primes, though deterministic, exhibit random behavior. The Green-Tao theorem stating that... Read More
Satellites, Radiosondes, and Numerical Weather Prediction: 20th Century Advances Enabling Today’s 21st Century Weather Forecasters Bart Adrian University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Senior Lecturer “Three short narratives will be presented, chronicling the evolution of three great 20th century advances in meteorology: the... Read More
The Awards Ceremony will recognize the Undergraduate and Graduate award recipients. All are welcome - join us in honoring our 2018 awards winners! **Fiesta buffet to immediately follow the reception in EMS Building, E495
Z-Structures and Semidirect Products with an Infinite Cyclic Group Brian Pietsch University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee PhD Graduate Student “Z-structures were originally formulated by Bestvina in order to axiomatize the properties that an ideal group boundary should have. In this dissertation, we... Read More