Title: Slice-Matching for Measure Transport: Approximation and Iterative Schemes Speaker: Shiying Li, Department of Mathematics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Abstract: Transporting and estimating probability measures are fundamental tasks in various generative modeling methods like normalizing flows. An … Read more
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Title: Local identifiability analysis approaches for mathematical modeling of biological soft tissues Speaker: Mansoor Haider, Department of Mathematics, North Carolina State University Abstract: The accurate estimation, interpretation, and elimination of parameters in mathematical models depends on the structure of the … Read more
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Title: Coarsening dynamics of condensing fluid thin films Speaker: Thomas P. Witelski, Department of Mathematics, Duke University Abstract: The behavior of thin layers of viscous fluids coating solid surfaces is of importance in many industrial and natural applications. Interfacial instabilities … Read more
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Title:Detection and recovery of low-rank signals under heteroskedastic noise Speaker: Boris Landa, Department of Mathematics, Yale University Abstract: A fundamental task in data analysis is to detect and recover a low-rank signal in a noisy data matrix. Typically, this task is … Read more
Title: Bubble clusters and particle-pair dispersion in bubble-laden flows Speaker: Tian Ma, Institute of Fluid Dynamics, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden–Rossendorf (HZDR), Dresden, Germany Abstract: Bubble clusters We use experiments to study the evolution of bubble clusters in a swarm of freely rising, … Read more
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Title: Spreading of Innovations on Networks Speaker: Gadi Fibich, School of Mathematical Sciences, Tel Aviv University Abstract: Spreading (diffusion) of new products is a classical problem. Traditionally, it has been analyzed using the compartmental Bass model, which implicitly assumes that … Read more
Title: Mathematical modeling of polymerization processes in physiology Speaker: Anna C. Nelson, Department of Mathematics, Duke University Abstract: Polymerization, or aggregation, is essential for many physiological systems. For example, the emergence of a fibrin polymer mesh during the formation of … Read more
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