61. Applied Math Institute applied math Institute. http://www.math.ualberta.ca/ami/

Applied Math Institute Home CAMQ Links Membership Contact Us: Director Jack Macki jmacki@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca Assistant Dana McCallum camq@math.ualberta.ca AMI Lecture Series Henry van Roessel henry.vanroessel@ualberta.ca Computing Resources Bruce Sutherland bruce.sutherland@ualberta.ca Mission Statement The object of the Institute is to promote research in applied mathematics; to provide a focus for individuals who require applied mathematics in their investigations; and to publish an international journal of applied mathematics. Nominations for Membership

62. Graduate Work In Applied Mathematics We also have many colloquia given by visiting applied mathematicians and joint colloquia with the Department Questions or Comments to webmaster@math.miami.edu http://www.math.miami.edu/grad/applied.htm

Directory Faculty Visiting/Adjunct Lecturers TAs ... Staff Announcements Spring Workshop REU 2004 Miami Waves Winter School ... Competition Undergraduate Requirements Catalog Examinations Placement ... Precalculus Graduate Requirements Catalog Examinations Request Info ... Statistics Facilities Math Lab PC Lab Links Mathematics Community Graduate Work in Applied Mathematics The department is well represented in applied mathematics with about half of the faculty members active in research in combinatorics, computational mathematics dynamical systems, general relativity, linear and nonlinear analysis, mathematical biology, numerical analysis, ordinary and partial differential equations, and probability and statistics. The following courses provide a good foundation for more in depth and specialized higher level courses: Partial Differential Equations MTH 513-514 Ordinary Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems MTH 515-516 Numerical Analysis MTH 520-521 Probability and Statistics MTH 524-525 In recent years we have offered higher level courses in areas such as Combinatorics, Differential Equations, Distribution Theory, Dynamical Systems, Fractals and Chaos, Integral Equations, Linear and Nonlinear Analysis, Mathematical Physics, Nonlinear Diffusion Equations, Stochastic Processes, and Time Series. We have weekly seminars in Differential Equations, Differential Geometry, and Probability and Statistics. We also have many colloquia given by visiting applied mathematicians and joint colloquia with the Department of Biology and the School of Marine Sciences. There is a great deal of interaction with these departments and also with the School of Engineering.

63. Department Of Applied Mathematics In NUK Department of applied mathematics. http://math.nuk.edu.tw/Eindex.htm

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64. WSEAS CONFERENCES APPLIED MATHEMATICS, FLORIDA, USA 5th WSEAS International Conference. Miami, Florida, USA; 2123 April 2004. http://www.worldses.org/conferences/2004/florida/math/

65. Career Options For Econ And Applied Math Econ Majors. Career options for Economics and applied mathematical Economics Majors. http://www.oswego.edu/~economic/career.opt.htm

Career options for Economics and Applied Mathematical Economics Majors Actuarial work Banking and financial institutions Brokerage and investment firms College teaching ... Public utilities Please send any comments, suggestions, or questions to John Kane at kane@oswego.edu

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67. Career Information For Econ And Applied Math Econ Majors Career Information for Economics and applied mathematical Economics Majors. http://www.oswego.edu/~economic/careers.html

Career Information for Economics and Applied Mathematical Economics Majors Income and salary information for economics majors Career options for economics and applied math-econ majors Graduate study in economics and related disciplines Career information and job search tools on the web ... Women's career information tools Please send any comments, suggestions, or questions to John Kane at kane@oswego.edu

68. SWJPAM Journal of Pure and applied mathematics. SWJPAM is a peerreviewed journal. SWJPAM is reviewed by Mathematical Reviews and Zentralblatt Math and mirrored by http://rattler.cameron.edu/swjpam/swjpam.html

Welcome to the Southwest Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics. SWJPAM is a peer-reviewed journal. SWJPAM is reviewed by Mathematical Reviews and Zentralblatt Math and mirrored by EMIS . SWJPAM issues a July and December publication each year. To receive automatic notification of each new issue of SWJPAM, please subscribe to our mailing list. To subscribe, browse to http://rattler.cameron.edu/mailman/listinfo/swjpam and follow instructions. Our editorial board and author guidelines can be examined here Papers should be submitted by e-mail attachment to swj at rattler.cameron.edu (replace 'at' by the '@' symbol.) Issue 1 , December 1995 Issue 1 , July 1996 issue 2 , December 1996 Issue 1 , July 1997 Issue 2 , December 1997 Issue 1 , July 1998 Issue 2 , December 1998 Issue 1 , July 1999 Issue 2 , December 1999 Issue 1 , July 2000 Issue 2 , December 2000 Issue 1 , July 2001 Issue 2 , December 2001 Issue 1 , July 2002 Issue 2 , December 2002 Issue 1 , July 2003 Issue 2 , December 2003 SWJPAM mirrors the European Mathematics Society. Berlin Mirror servers: Adelaide Amsterdam , CWI - Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica (NL) Ankara , Department of Mathematics, Middle East Technical University, Ankara (TR) Barcelona Beograd , Matematicki Institut SANU (YU) Berlin , Hemeroteca Nacional Universitaria - ICFES (CO) Brasilia , Dep. de Matematica, Univ. de Brasilia (BR)

69. 4th Southern California Applied Mathematics Symposium (SoCAMS) 4th Southern California applied mathematics Symposium. Claremont Colleges, CA, USA; 24 April 2004. http://www.math.hmc.edu/socams04/

Program Register Directions Contact ... Participants 4th Southern California Applied Mathematics Symposium (SoCAMS) Saturday, April 24, 2004 Claremont Colleges The purpose of this Symposium is to bring together applied mathematicians in southern California and to promote interactions among them. The Symposium is intended to be informal and relaxing, and to provide plenty of time for discussions and social gathering. We especially encourage undergraduate students, graduate students, postdocs, and junior faculty to participate and to establish possible future collaborations. Contributed paper sessions, and poster sessions during the breaks, are vehicles for the above to present their work. This Symposium is sponsored in part by the mathematics departments of the Claremont Colleges and by the Southern California Section of SIAM Program There will be four invited speakers, two of whom will present the mathematical perspectives of major industrial/business corporations: Andrea Bertozzi (UCLA), Tom Grandine (Boeing), Oliver Fringer (Stanford), and Greg Rae (Google).

70. Sacbee: The X Factor Bee/Lezlie Sterling. applied math Think algebra s useless in life? Think again. By Deb Kollars Bee Staff Writer (Published Dec. 12, 2000) http://www.sacbee.com/static/archive/news/projects/algebra/121200.html

About this series Day One A sore subject Lesson 1: Encounters with X Editorial: Fear, loathing and algebra Day Two True tales of algebra Lesson 2: The simpler, the better Day Three Applied math Lesson 3: Another way to simplify Day Four From papyrus to PCs Lesson 4: Excellent exponents Day Five Shaking up schools Final exam Helping with X Join in The Bee's Algebra Forum ... Faces of algebra When speaking about algebra, a lot of students say, "When will I ever use this again?" For Conrad Bridges, a civil engineer with HDR Engineering in Folsom, algebra is part of his job every day, and he says it was crucial in the design of the new Folsom bridge crossing the American River. Bee/Lezlie Sterling Applied math: Think algebra's useless in life? Think again By Deb Kollars Bee Staff Writer (Published Dec. 12, 2000) Have you crossed a bridge lately? Picked up a cellphone? Paid an insurance premium? Walked into a building? Earned or paid some compound interest? Been in a hospital? Signed on to a computer? If the answer is yes to any of these, you have encountered algebra in all its glorious usefulness. Many people never give algebra a thought, save for the year or two they may study it in high school or college. And that's fine; it has survived for centuries on little notice or fanfare.

71. WSU Applied Maths Programs, faculty, admissions, seminars, courses. http://www.math.wright.edu/MS/AppliedMath/appliedmath.html

APPLIED MATHEMATICS AT Back to Department Home Page Last modified 1/2001 Anne-Marie Svobodny. Send any comments to applmath@math.wright.edu

72. AMS applied mathematical Sciences. Critical funding comes from the applied mathematical Sciences (AMS) division of the Department of Energy. http://math.lanl.gov/AMS/

Los Alamos National Laboratory Lab Home Phone Search Mathematical Modeling and Analysis T-7 Home LANL/DOE AMS Applied Mathematical Sciences The Los Alamos Applied Mathematical Sciences program supports basic research in applied mathematics and computational techniques for problems critical to current Laboratory applications and areas likely to nucleate future Laboratory programs, including modeling of physical systems and design of algorithms to facilitate solution of large-scale problems using high-performance computers. The program also serves as a bridge among university, industry, and Los Alamos researchers and encourages transfers to and from the Laboratory of state-of-the-art mathematical theory and advanced computational techniques. Critical funding comes from the Applied Mathematical Sciences (AMS) division of the Department of Energy. Operated by the University of California for the National Nuclear Security Administration of the US Department of Energy

73. Scientific Research Institute Of Mechanics & Applied Mathematics RSU Official site with information on research areas, staff, structure and publications. http://www.math.rsu.ru/niimpm/niimpm.en.html

Staff Structure Trends of Research Research Projects ... Publications SCIENTIFIC RESEACH INSTITUTE OF MECHANICS AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS ROSTOV STATE UNIVERSITY Founded in 1971 Russian version here Staff: Scientist and research assistants With D.S. degrees With Cand.S. degrees Structure of Institute: 9 Research Departments Wave Processes Acoustoelectronics laboratory Thin-Wall Constructions; Acoustic of Solid Body; Constructive Durability; Experimental Mechanics of Polymers; Supersound; Mathematical Modeling of Physics-Mechanics Systems; Department of Scientific and Technical Information; 5 Independent Laboratories Automation of the Scientific Research Processes; Physical Mechanics of Polymers; Laboratory of Strength and Fracture Processes of Materials Resource Economy Technologies; Planing and Finance department; Personnel Department; Accountants Office; Rostov State University For users For questions and suggestions, please, send an e-mail message to : los@math.rsu.ru

74. Daniel A. Spielman's Homepage Associate Professor of applied mathematics, MIT and member of Theory of Computation Group in CSAIL http://www-math.mit.edu/~spielman/

Daniel A. Spielman Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics Massachusetts Institute of Technology Room 2-363A 77 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139 lastname at mit dot edu Also member of Theory of Computation Group in CSAIL Current Research interests: Design and Analysis of Algorithms and Heuristics, Smoothed Analysis, Error-Correcting Codes Research: My Papers sorted by Year or sorted by Subject Research Overview, in Postscript or PDF Two Most Recent Papers My Thesis: Computationally Efficient Error-Correcting Codes and Holographic Proofs More Information on: Smoothed analysis, at the Smoothed Analysis Homepage , including our analysis of the Simplex Method Other work on Algorithms , including Graph Partitioning , and Solving linear systems My work on Error Correcting Codes , including Tornado Codes and Linear-Time Codes My work on Computational Complexity , including Quantum Computation and Holographic Proofs My work on Fault-Tolerant Parallel Computation Course Homepages: Error-Correcting Codes Laboratory Eigenvalues of Graphs with Applications The Behavior of Algorithms Advanced Complexity Theory ... Applied Extremal Combinatorics Former Students: Adam Klivans (Ph.D. 2002)

75. NPS -Department Of Applied Mathematics Faculty directory, course catalog, and events calendar. http://www.math.nps.navy.mil/

Department of Applied Mathematics 1411 Cunningham Road Monterey, CA 93943-5001 DSN: 756-2206 Privacy and Security Notice Important Links The Department of Applied Mathematics has approximately 13 regular faculty . We teach a wide variety of classes in Applied Mathematics and offer both the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Mathematics. The NPS Home Page has links to other sources of campus information. General Information Home pages of faculty staff , and students. Seminar Calendar Mission and Vision of the Department Finding Addresses: Campus Telephone Directory AMS/SIAM Combined Membership List Employment Opportunities Academic Information Department Administration Department Research Page Department Research News Our Books ... Curricular Office For incoming students Validation exam for GSEAS and GSOIS students Programs of Study Course Catalog Course Syllabi and Objectives ... Office of Instruction (Course schedules and other information) Computer Resources Anonymous FTP at math.nps.navy.mil

76. Applied Math Lab Seminar @ Courant Institute applied math Lab Seminar 20032004. All seminars are Thursdays at 1230 in Warren Weaver Hall, room 1314, unless otherwise indicated. http://www.math.nyu.edu/research/vandenbe/aml/

Applied Math Lab Seminar All seminars are Thursdays at 12:30 in Warren Weaver Hall, room 1314, unless otherwise indicated. Questions or comments please e-mail Jon Wilkening ( wilken at cims.nyu.edu ) or Nicolas Vandenberghe ( vandenbe at cims.nyu.edu Archived schedules and abstracts: Go to the main AML site This week April 29: Frank Vollmer (Rockefeller University) Whisper Detection of Biomolecules and Weak Localization of Nanospheres Spring 2004 Schedule January 15: Andrew Belmonte (Penn State University) New Instabilities of Viscoelastic Free Surfaces January 22: Andy Lau (University of Pennsylvania) Microrheology and Stress Fluctuations in Living Cells January 29: Dan Rothman (MIT) Dynamics of the Ancient Carbon Cycle February 5: Alex Barnett (CIMS) Ergodicity of quantum eigenfunctions in classically chaotic systems February 12: Alex Vladimirsky (Cornell) Ordered Upwind Methods for Approximating Invariant Manifolds February 19: Jan Skotheim (Harvard) The Mechanics of Venus Fly Trap Closure February 26: Anette Hosoi (MIT) From sliding paper to crawling snails: novel applications of thin films March 4: Hanna Salman (Rockefeller University) Anomalous diffusion reveals active transport of nuclear proteins in the cytoplasm March 11: Klebert Feitosa (U. Mass., Amherst)

77. FAS Handbook: Chapter 3: Applied Mathematics applied mathematics. Professor Donald Studies. We can characterize what applied mathematicians should learn by examining what they do. Mathematical http://www.registrar.fas.harvard.edu/handbooks/student/chapter3/applied_mathemat

Table of Contents Notice to Students The Mission of Harvard College ... FAS Courses of Instruction Applied Mathematics Professor Donald G.M. Anderson, Director of Undergraduate Studies The Applied Mathematics concentration involves a broad undergraduate education in the mathematical sciences, especially in those subjects that have proved vital to an understanding of the world around us, and in some specific area where mathematical methods have been substantively applied. The goal is to acquire experience at a mature level, consistent with the nature of a Harvard undergraduate education. The requirements are demanding, but flexible. Individual programs are arranged in consultation with an adviser, and are approved by the adviser and by the Director of Undergraduate Studies. The concentration is overseen by an interdepartmental Committee on Undergraduate Studies in Applied Mathematics, and administered by the Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Some concentrators go on to graduate work or to employment in their area of application, or in applied mathematics. Many go on to professional schools in law, medicine or business. Students interested in entering a Ph.D. program should plan to take more technical electives than the minimum required for concentration. REQUIREMENTS Honors Only: 16 half-courses The concentration requirements are discussed in detail in the Applied Mathematics Concentration Guidelines document available from the Academic Office, Pierce Hall 110, or on the DEAS website. The

78. Applied Mathematics And Computer Science International Journal of. applied mathEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE. University of Zielona Góra Institute of Control and Computation Engineering ul. http://www.issi.uz.zgora.pl/amcs/

International Journal of APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE University of Zielona Góra Institute of Control and Computation Engineering ul. Podgórna 50, 65-246 Zielona Góra, POLAND phone: (+48 68) 32-82-422, 32-82-473 fax: (+48 68) 324 72 95 e-mail: amcs@issi.uz.zgora.pl ISSI , University of Zielona Góra, Poland

79. Department Of Pure And Applied Mathematics Department of Pure and applied mathematics. http://www.math.unipd.it/dipartimento/index_en.html

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80. University Of Toronto Applied Math Seminar, 2003-04 applied math Events 20032004. During the Fall semester, almost all of the events occur on Fridays at 110 pm, switching to 210 pm for the Spring semester. http://www.math.toronto.edu/appmath/

Applied Math Events 2003-2004 During the Fall semester, almost all of the events occur on Fridays at 1:10 pm, switching to 2:10 pm for the Spring semester. Most talks are held in the Department of Mathematics of the University of Toronto. For more information, please contact one of the organizers: Bob Jerrard (rjerrard@math.utoronto. ca), Georgia Karali (gkarali@math.utoronto. ca) and Mary Pugh (mpugh@math.utoronto. ca). Fields Institute Thematic Year on Partial Differential Equations August 2003 - June 2004 The Fields Institute will be having a focus year on PDEs, organized by Walter Craig (McMaster), Nick Ercolani (Arizona), and Catherine Sulem (Toronto). This will be an exciting year - keep your eye on its calendar! The nearest subway station to the math department is St George . Walk two blocks south from Bloor, walking along St George. Sidney Smith is on the west side of St George, about 50 meters south of Harbord. (To reach the Fields Institute, walk two more blocks south on St George until you reach College. Turn right and walk about 50 meters. The Fields Institute is to your right at 222 College St.) The nearest subway station to the Fields Institute is Queens Park . Walk four blocks west on College, cross St George, and about 50 meters further you'll find the Fields Institute to your right at 222 College St. (To reach the math department, turn right on St George, walk two blocks north until you reach Wilcocks. Sidney Smith Hall is about ten meters further on your left.)

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