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Lecture ScheduleMonday 09:00-09:15Welcome and Announcements 09:15-10:00Tom Bridges: Degenerate relative equilibria and the concept of criticality in fluid mechanics Lecture 10:05-10:50Tudor Ratiu: Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Structures for Complex Fluids Lecture 10:55-11:30Coffee Break 11:30-12:15Juan-Pablo Ortega: Stochastic Hamiltonian dynamical systems, variational principles, symmetries, and skew products Lecture 12:30-1:30Lunch 1:30-3:30Informal Discussions 2:30-3:30Afternoon Tea and Coffee 3:30-4:20Informal Discussions Continue 4:20-5:05Sebastian Reich: Large-scale atmospheric circulation, semi-geostrophic motion and Langrangian particle methods Abstract, Lecture 5:10-5:30Break 5:30-6:15 Alexander Mielke: Lie groups in plasticity at finite strains Lecture 6:30-7:30Dinner 8:00pmJerry Marsden: Reduction, DMOC and LCS: Lecture In the last few years remarkable progress has been made in the area of discrete mechanics with applications to optimal control (DMOC) and, coupled with trend optimization, has been useful in design. I will explain some of the ideas along with applications (to, for example, space mission design and robotic walkers) and refer to some of the posters of Sina Ober-Blöbaum and Sigrid Leyendecker for details. I will also give an introduction to Lagrangian Coherent Structures (LCS) along with a few applications and give pointers to the poster of Philip DuToit. The final topic will be model reduction for molecular systems using radii of gyration, with pointers to the work of Philip DuToit and Tomohiro Yanao. Tuesday 09:00-09:15Announcements 9:15-10:00Clancy Rowley: Symmetry reduction for low-dimensional models of self-similar fluid flows. PDF Version of the Lecture, Keynote Version, PowerPoint Version, 10:05-10:50Hernan Cendra: Reduction of Dirac Structures with Applications Lecture 10:55-11:30Coffee Break 11:30-12:15Hiroacki Yoshimura: Dirac Cotangent Bundle Reduction Lecture 12:30-1:30Lunch 1:30-3:30Informal Discussions 2:30-3:30Afternoon Tea and Coffee 3:30-4:15Christoph Glocker: A Discussion of the Standard Inequality Impact Law of Newton Type Lecture 4:20-5:05Poster Teasers: 2 minute presentations of the posters
5:10-5:30Break 5:30-6:15Poster Viewing 6:30-7:30Dinner 7:30--Evening Free Wednesday 09:00-09:15Announcements 9:15-10:00Olaf Stursberg: Reachability Analysis of Hybrid Dynamic Systems Lecture 10:05-10:50Tony Bloch: Nonholomonic Mechanics, Dissipation and Variational Principles Lecture 10:55-11:30Photo and Coffee Break 11:30-12:15P.S. Krishnaprasad: Pursuit and Cohesion Partial list references for P.S. Krishnaprasad's talk given on the blackboard:
12:30-1:30Lunch 1:30-6:00Gather for hike at the front steps of the main building 6:30-7:30Dinner 8:00---Evening Free Thursday 09:00-09:15Announcements 9:15-10:00James Montaldi: Bifurcations of Relative Equilibria at Zero Momentum Lecture 10:05-10:50Yuri Suris: Bilinear discretization of quadratic vector fields Lecture 10:55-11:30Coffee Break 11:30-12:15Partha Guha: Euler-Poincaré flows on the space of tensor densities and integrable systems
12:30-1:30Lunch 1:30-3:30Informal Discussions 2:30-3:30Afternoon Tea and Coffee 3:30-4:15Informal Discussions Continue 4:20-5:05Matt West: Multiscale Time Integration for Aerosol Dynamics
5:10-5:30Break 5:30-6:15Poster Presentations 6:30-7:30Dinner 7:30--Evening Free ScheduleFriday 09:00-09:15Announcements 9:15-10:00Mark Gotay: General Covariance and Parametrization in Field Theory
10:00-10:30Coffee Break 10:30-11:15Michael Dellnitz: Set Oriented Numerics in Optimization
11:15-11:45Coffee Break 11:45-12:15Awarding of Poster Prizes 12:30-1:30Lunch 1:30-3:30Informal discussions and writing of abstracts 2:30-3:30Afternoon Tea and Coffee 3:30-6:30Informal discussions and writing of abstracts 6:30-7:30Dinner 7:30--Evening Free |