SciMath Colloquium
The SciMath
Colloquium is a biweekly seminar reporting current research in Mathematics and
the Quantitative Sciences, with special emphasis given to the empirical
applications of the mathematical ideas and the mathematical aspects of the
physical sciences. The talks are
presented at an advanced under-graduate level, and all faculty and students are
cordially invited to attend.
Unless noted
otherwise, all talks are at 3:30 PM in Copeland Hall, Room 130.
If you have
any questions – or would like to give a presentation -- please contact
Aaron Clark (clarka1@unk.edu), Michael
Larsen (LarsenML@unk.edu), or Liubov
Kreminska (kreminskal1@unk.edu).
NEXT
TALK
Michigan
Technological University, Department of Physics
“Freezing and the Associated Latent Heat of Fusion in
Earth’s Atmosphere: A Talk in
Two Parts”
October
9, 2008
Previous
Talks
To be
held in Copeland Hall, Room 130
University
of Nebraska at Kearney, Department of Mathematics
“The
Interlace Polynomial: An
Introduction”
September
18, 2008
University
of Nebraska at Kearney, Department of Mathematics
“Limit-Point
Criteria for a Second Order Differential Equation”
April
17, 2008
***
Kent
State University, Liquid Crystal Institute
“Rubber
that Moves: Modeling Liquid Crystal
Elastomers”
April 3,
2008
***
University
of Nebraska at Kearney, Department of Physics
“Have
you been Discrete Enough?
Describing where Aerosol Particles are and where they are not.”
March
27, 2008
***
Colorado
State University, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
“Bright
Extreme Ultraviolet Laser Beams: An
Enabling Tool for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Applications”
March
13, 2008
***
Creighton
University, Department of Physics
“The
Nature of Glass and the Glass Transition”
February
21, 2008
***
University
of Nebraska at Kearney, Department of Mathematics
“A
Determinantless Existence”
Feburary
7, 2008
***
University
of Nebraska at Kearney, Department of Mathematics
“Another
Funny Property of Sphere(?)”
January
24, 2008
***
University
of Nebraska at Kearney, Department of Mathematics
“Fourier
Elimination”
November
8, 2007
***
University
of Nebraska at Kearney, Department of Physics
“Distortion
of Laser Beams in Singular Optics”
October
25, 2007
***
University
of Nebraska at Kearney, Department of Physics
“Spatial
Statistics in Atmospheric Microphysics”
October
11, 2007
***
University
of Nebraska at Kearney, Department of Chemistry
“Fluorescent
Probes for Cell Imaging”
September
27, 2007
***
University
of Nebraska at Kearney, Department of Mathematics
“The
Calculus of Time Scales”
September
13, 2007
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