(1.1) (Click here to see the equations)
We are interested in the local solvability of the (IVP) (1.1). More precisely, we
shall establish that (1.1) is locally well posed in the appropriate Sobolev spaces.
Luis Vega, Bilbao:
Smoothing effects and local existence theory for the generalized nonlinear Schrödinger equations.
Abstract:
Consider the initial value problem (IVP) for nonlinear Schrödinger equations of the form:
Jana Madjarova
An old paper on Dirichlet Spaces by A.Beurling and J.Deny.
Abstract:
The paper contains an alternative and very general approach to potential theory.
Mats Aigner
Taubes solution of the critical Ginzburg-Landau equations
Abstract:
The Ginzburg-Landau equations are the variational equations of the Ginzburg-Land
au action functional, which describes the state of a superconductor in a magneti
c field. Following Taubes we will describe the space of solutions to these equat
ions.
Conformal Mappings and Deformation of Curves
Abstract:
We shall use conformal mapping techniques to study deformations of curves.
We will be especially interested in the case of curves with bounded total curvat
ure.
We begin by summarizing the smoothness properties of conformal mappings.
A review of fiber bundles V
Abstract:
I will give the basic definitions and discuss some properties of fiber bundles.
The talk will focus on the covering homotopy properties.
A review of fiber bundles IV
Abstract:
I will give the basic definitions and discuss some properties of fiber bundles.
The talk will focus on the covering homotopy properties.
A review of fiber bundles III
Abstract:
I will give the basic definitions and discuss some properties of fiber bundles.
The talk will focus on the covering homotopy properties.
A review of fiber bundles II
Abstract:
I will give the basic definitions and discuss some properties of fiber bundles.
The talk will focus on the covering homotopy properties.
A review of fiber bundles
Abstract:
I will give the basic definitions and discuss some properties of fiber bundles.
The talk will focus on the covering homotopy properties.
Sphere Bundles and Deformations of Closed, Regular Curves II.
Sphere Bundles and Deformations of Closed, Regular Curves I.
Abstract:
This lecture will give the necessary background results on fiber spaces in order
to present Smale's theory of sphere bundles and curve deformations.
Deformations of Closed Curves
Abstract:
Let M be a manifold. There are several natural families of closed curves associa
ted to M. For instance, the family of immersions and the family of curves with n
on-vanishing curvature.
We shall in this lecture show that the family of closed curves in R³
with a non-vanishing curvature has two components.
Seminars 1996/97:
Spring 1997
Geodesic curvature measures and the Gauss-Bonnet theorem
Abstract:
We begin by introducing the concept of total curvature for curves on a Riemann
manifold. For a curve on a Riemann surface with a bounded total curvature we def
ine its geodesic
curvature measure. We also establish the Gauss-Bonnet theorem in this setting.
Curvature Measures
Abstract:
Let be a plane curve that is locally one-to-one and has
a
bounded total curvature.
We will in this lecture associate a canonical curvature measure to
and establish some of its properties.
Curves with a bounded total curvature
Abstract:
We will analyze the structure of curves with a bounded total curvature. We shall
in particular show that they can be written as the union of Lipschitz graphs.
Closed curves in R³ with a prescribed tangent image
Abstract:
We shall prove that a closed curve on S² is the tangent image of a cl
osed,
non-planar curve in R³ if and only if its convex hull contains the or
igin
in its interior! This beautiful result is due to Fenchel.
Simulation of Spray Combustion: Search for Effective Numerical Algorithms
Abstract:
The numerical framework of the CFD codes used for spray combustion simulation
is reviewed as well as some physical submodels requiring a special care in modeling
.
Several areas for potential improvement of numerical techniques increasing their
algorithmic "smartness" are discussed. Among them, the locally adaptive schemes
which automatically drop off the terms as they become insignificant in the course
of calculations accounting for finite-rate chemistry, real gas and turbulence
effects, droplet representation method reducing a total number of parcels in
the spray equation formulation are rated among realized. The other improvements,
(adaptive gridding, more robust numerics, massive parallel processing), are
still rating among desirable.
The illustrative results demonstrating the current modeling capabilities include
simulation of spray ignition and combustion of oxygenated fuels in the DI (direct
injection) Diesel engine.
Krökningsflöde i några fysiska modeller
Abstract:
Vi kommer att diskutera några fysiska modeller som innehåller flödet av
någon yta enligt ekvationen dr/dt = H(r), där r är en punkt
på ytan och H(r) är dess krökning.
Naturföreteelser som kommer att observeras är flödet av två vätskor,
förbränning och olika fasövergånger.
Analytic aspects of knots
Abstract:
We will review some results of Freedman et.al. on the Moebius energy for knots,
and discuss possible generalizations. This will be an informal discussion of wor
k in progress.
Autumn 1996