Conference Location
How to get to State Hall
Parking
Hotel Information
Detroit Weather,
Travel, and Social Events
Wayne State University
Math Dept of Wayne State U
Program
of the Sessions by Day
Invited
Talks and all Special Sessions
Updated Schedule of the PDE Session,
as of
Session on Stochastic Processes in Finance and Control
Conference Location: State Hall and Upper DeRoy Auditorium,
on Main Campus of Wayne State University.
Click here for maps. Then click on specific parts of
the map to get more detailed information.
Eventually you should be able to see State Hall, which is on the
southeast corner of the WSU Main Campus.
All the special sessions will be on the first floor of State Hall
which is on the west side of Cass Avenue, north of
Warren. Cass is one block west of Woodward. The invited addresses
will be in Upper Deroy Auditorium which is directly north of
State Hall, but not on Cass.
You can drive through the visitor's entrance of the Parking Structures
without using a parking card. The gate will open automatically when
you drive in. However, exiting the Parking Structures requires
a parking card. You may purchase a parking card (using a $1 bill)
at many Parking Structures, or the Student Center Building.
How to get to State Hall?
It is one short block north of Warren Ave on Cass Ave.
Warren Ave is east-west and Cass Ave is north-south.
Parking Information:
The most convenient place to park would be the parking lot ("Lot K") at
the southeast corner of Cass and Putnam (Putnam being one block north of
Warren). It may be possible to park there on Friday, and it should be
possible to park there on Saturday. If that is not available,
participants can park in the structure ("Parking Structure I") on the
northeast corner of Cass and Palmer at the north end of
the main campus.
Hotel Information:
Commuter Transportation (313-941-3252)
provides shuttle service from the airport to the hotels
with fares being about $13 one-way. Taxi is about $35.
When you make a reservation, state that you are with the
American Mathematical Society Conference.
Updated Schedule for the Special Session on
Partial Differential Equations: Theories, Applications and
Numerical Approaches (meeting 922, event AMS SS A1).
Organizers: Frank Masseay, Jennifer Zhao, and Daoqi Yang.
Updated April 30, 1997
Friday Afternoon - May 2
------------------------
3:00 J. L. Menaldi 922-35-167
A second order integro-differential equation in
whole space
3:30 P. L. Chow 922-35-171
Nonlinear vibration and stabilization of elastic
panel
4:00 Viorica Muresan 922-35-153
Approximation of the Solution of the
Darboux-Ionescu Problem
4:30 Richard K Jordan 922-35-32
On the connections between the Wasserstein metric
and diffusions
5:00 Anton S. Muresan 922-35-152
A Maximum Principle for Hyperbolic Systems
5:30 Louis R. Bragg 922-35-5
Polynomial expansions of solutions of a class of
Cauchy problems that involve one space variable
6:00 Zhiren Jin 922-35-108
Kirk Lancaster
A comparison principle for quasilinear elliptic
equations and its application
Saturday Morning - May 3
--------------------------
8:00 Steven J. Cox 922-35-219
Mark S. Gockenbach
Output Least-Squares Minimization for Recovering
Elastic Moduli in an Isotropic Membrane
8:30 Jim Douglas 922-65-180
Chieh-Sen Huang
An accelerated domain decomposition procedure
based on Robin transmission conditions.
9:00 R. C. Y. Chin 922-35-168
S. Shao
Another fast algorithm for the heat conduction problems
9:30 Ronald Mickens 922-35-169
Relations between time and space step-sizes in
numerical schemes for PDE's that follow from positivity
condition
10:00 Michael Lachance 922-35-232
Poisson's equation on a triangulated domain
10:30 Anna M Spagnuolo 922-86-181
Jim Douglas Jr
Paulo Jorge S Paes-Leme
Mauricio Kischinhevsky
A Multiple-Porosity Model for A Single-Phase Flow
Through Naturally-Fractured Porous Media
Saturday Afternoon
------------------
3:00 Anthony Michael Bloch 922-35-117
Hermann Flaschka
Tudor S. Ratiu
The Dispersionless Toda Lattice and Infinite
Dimensional Lie Algebras
3:30 Joe Smoller 922-35-120
Arthur Wasserman
New Solutions of The Einstein-Yang/Mills Equations
4:00 Robert Krasny 922-76-111
Overview of Vortex Sheet Dynamics
4:30 Zheng-Fang Zhou 922-35-233
Baisheng Yan
Xinming Zhao
Stability of Standing Waves for the Nonlinear Wave
Equations
5:00 Anne C Morlet 922-35-197
A Continuum of Model Equations with Globally Defined Flux
5:30 Salim Haidar 922-35-170
On existence and regularity of weak solutions to
the displacement boundary value problem in nonlinear
elastostatics
6:00 Shouhong Wang 922-35-256
Some Mathematical Issues in Ocean/Atmosphere Dynamics
6:30 Xinfu Chen 922-35-279
Chaocheng Huang
Jennifer Zhao
A nonlinear parabolic equation modelling surfactang
diffusion
Sunday Morning - May 4
----------------------
11:30 Daniel R. Baker 922-35-9
Mark W. Verbrugge
The role of charge separation in the response of
electrochemical systems
12:00 Peter Shi 922-35-166
Analysis and computation of a cyclic plasticity model
12:30 John T. Spyropoulos 922-76-257
A New Scheme for the Incompressible Navier-Stokes
Equations Employing Alternating-Direction
Operator Splitting and Domain Decomposition
Schedule for the Special Session on
Stochastic Processes in Finance and Control
(Meeting No. 922, Event Code AMS SS G1)
Organizers: Raoul LePage and Bert M. Schreiber
SPECIAL SESSION ON STOCHASTIC PROCESSES IN FINANCE AND CONTROL
Time Speaker Abstract Number
----- ------- ---------------
Friday, May 2
-------------
3:00-3:20 P. Mykland 922-60-81
3:30-3:50 S. Levental 922-60-178
4:00-4:20 A. Jankunas 922-60-119
4:30-4:50 A. White 922-60-216
5:00-5:40 W. Fleming 922-60-174
Saturday Morning, May 3
-----------------------
9:00-9:20 T. Duncan 922-60-186
9:30-9:50 T. Zariphopoulo-S. 922-60-190
10:00-10:20 S. Kou 922-60-134
10:30-10:50 G. Swindle 922-60-175
Saturday Afternoon, May 3
-------------------------
3:00-3:40 A. Skorokhod 922-60-192
3:50-4:10 Y. Hu 922-60-188
4:20-4:40 J. Ma 922-60-42
4:50-5:10 D. Salopek 922-60-124
5:20-5:40 T. Bielecki 922-60-135
Click here to
get to the begining of my home page