December 11 at 13.15, 4307, guest speaker

On necessary and sufficient conditions for strong hyperbolicity

• Oscar Reula,
• National University of Cordoba, Argentina
• Abstract

December 6 at 10.15, 2214, guest speaker

WaveHoltz: Iterative solution of the Helmholtz equation via the wave equation

• Fortino Garcia,
• Department of Applied Mathematics, CU Boulder
• Abstract

December 4 at 13.15, 1311, guest speaker

Robust High-Order Discontinuous Galerkin Methods: Why? and How?

• Andrew Ross Winters,
• Department of Mathematics, Linköping University
• Abstract

November 28 at 13.15, 2244,Half-time seminar

High order finite difference methods for wave problems

• Ylva Rydin
• Scientific Computing, IT,UU
• Abstract

November 20 at 15.15, 4307, guest speaker

Rayleigh quotient optimizations and eigenvalue problems

• Zhaojun Bai
• Department of Computer Science, University of California at Davis
• Abstract

November 8 at 14.30, 2446, guest speaker

CONQUEST: linear scaling and large-scale DFT calculations

• University College London
• David Bowler
• Abstract

October 30 at 13.15, 2345, guest speaker

Can machines learn continuously? A tutorial of the Bayesian approach

• Khoat Than, Director of the Data Science Laboratory
• Hanoi University of Science and Technology
• Abstract

October 17 at 13.15, 2345, guest speaker

Albany Land-Ice (ALI): A Next-Generation Variable-Resolution Ice Sheet Model Towards Probabilistic Projections of Sea-Level Change

• Irina Tezaur
• Sandia National Laboratories, USA
• Abstract

October 9, at 13:15, 2214, guest speaker

Self-optimization in the cloud

• Johan Tordsson
• Department of Computing Science, Umea University
• Abstract

September 25 at 13.15, 1111, guest speaker

Multiscale computations for elliptic problems and time averaged waves

• Olof Runborg
• Department of Mathematics, KTH
• Abstract

September 9 at 13.15, 4306, guest speaker

Radiation boundary conditions for waves: extensions and open problems

• Thomas Hagstrom
• Department of Mathematics, Southern Methodist University, USA
• Abstract

June 12 at 13.15, 2345, guest speaker

Development of sparse grid DG methods for high dimensional PDEs

• Yingda Chen
• Department of Computational Mathematics, Science, Engineering, Michigan State University
• Abstract

June 10 at 10:15, 2344, Half-time seminar

Model exploration of stochastic biochemical reaction networks

• Fredrik Wrede
• Department of Information Technology, UU
• Abstract

June 5 at 13.15, 2345, guest lecturer

The primary instability in coaxial jet atomisation

• Stéphane Zaleski
• Sorbonne University, France
• Abstract

May 29 at 13.15, 2344, guest lecturer

Title: TBA

May 23 at 13.15, 2345, guest lecturer

Constructing Accurate Post-Processing Convolution Kernels

• Jennifer Ryan
• School of Mathematics, University of East Anglia, UK
• Abstract

May 22 at 13.15, 2345, guest lecturer

Modeling Neuroanatomic Propagation of Motor Neuron Disease in the Spinal Cord

• Brian Drawert
• Department of Computer Science, University of North Carolina, Asheville, USA
• Abstract

May 21 at 12:15 (CoSY Lunch seminar), Ångström 4003, guest lecturer

Hybrid Monte Carlo Methods for Linear Algebra on Advanced Computer Architectures

• Vassil Alexandrov, Chief Science Officer at Daresbury Lab, UK
• Hartree Centre - STFC, UK
• Abstract

May 13 at 13.15, 1145, guest lecturer

Overlapping and Moving Grid Approaches with Spectral-Element Methods: Concepts and Applications

• Yulia Peet
• School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, US
• Abstract

May 8 at 13.15, 2345, guest lecturer

Therapeutic targets from big data: integrative discovery of treatments for high-risk neuroblastoma

• Sven Nelander
• Department of Immunology, Genetics and Pathology, Uppsala University
• Abstract

May 3 at 13.15, 2345, guest lecturer

A Finite Element Method For PDEs in Time-Dependent Domains

• Maxim Olshanskii
• Department of Mathematics, University of Houston, USA
• Abstract

April 25 at 13.15, 2345, visiting researcher

Volcanic eruptions and seismic air guns: geophysical applications of wave propagation simulations

• Leighton Watson
• Department of Geophysics at Stanford University
• Abstract

April 17 at 13.15, 2344, visiting researcher

Modified Newton-Type Iteration Methods for Generalized Absolute Value Equations
Yang Cao, School of Transportation and Civil Engineering

• Nantong University, PR China
• Abstract

April 3 at 13.15, 2245, guest lecturer

Cut Finite Element Methods with Application Design Optimization

• Daniel Elfverson
• Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, Umeå University
• Abstract

March 13 at 13.15, 2344, Ph.D. student presentation

• Robin Eriksson
• Department of Information Technology, UU
• Abstract

February 20 at 13.15, 2344, Ph.D. students presentations

Lukas Lundgren and Vidar Stiernström

• Department of Information Technology, UU

Lukas Lundgren
Title: An efficient finite difference method for the shallow water equation
Abstract

Vidar Stiernström
Title: A residual-based artificial viscosity finite difference method for scalar hyperbolic
conservation laws
Abstract

February 13 at 13.15, 2344, selected publication

Assessing uncertainties in x-ray single-particle three-dimensional reconstruction
In: Physical Review E. Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter Physics, 2018, Vol. 98, p. 013303:1-12

• Jing Liu
• Department of Information Technology, UU
• Abstract

February 6 at 13.15, 2345, guest lecture

Projections – past, present and prospect
Pelle Olsson, pelleo@microsoft.com
Microsoft, Commercial Software Engineering

• Abstract

January 30 at 13.15, 2344, guest lecture

Ab initio electronic structure calculations for advanced functional materials

• Biplab Sanyal
• Material Theory, Department of Physics and Astronomy, UU
• Abstract

January 22 at 13.15, Mässen, 6140, guest lecture

Data science experience

• Margot Gerritsen
• University of Stanford, Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering