I just accepted the final student speaker for the 2009 Texas Applied Mathematics Meeting for Students. I'm very happy with the breadth of schools and topics we'll have at the conference. Here are the talk titles firmly on the schedule:
Name | University | Talk Title | Yulia Hristova | Texas A&M University | Time reversal in thermoacoustic tomography - an error estimate | Anthony R. Kellems | Rice University | Dimension Reduction Techniques that Capture Nonlinear Behavior of Morphologically Accurate Neuronal Models | Linh Nguyen | Texas A&M University | On singularities and instability of reconstruction in thermoacoustic tomography | Yan LI | Texas A&M University | Local-Global Upscaling of Flow and Transport in heterogeneous porous media | Ryan Nong | Rice University | Numerical Solutions of Matrix Equations Arising in Dimension Reduction for Linear-Time-Invariant Systems in the Large-Scale Setting | Jay Raol | Rice University | Using Fast Activating Voltage Sensitive Calcium Channels as Voltage Sensors | Moritz Allmaras | Texas A&M University | Ultrasound Modulated Optical Tomography: Reconstructions for a Differential Model | Sean Hardesty | Rice University | Optimization of Shell Structure Acoustics | Dimitar Trenev | Texas A&M University | Approximating solutions of infinite domain Laplace and Helmholtz problems | Robert Rosenbaum | University of Houston | Correlation Propagation in Networks of Integrate-and-Fire Neurons |
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