SMS scnews item created by Daniel Hauer at Wed 30 Aug 2017 1425
Type: Seminar
Distribution: World
Expiry: 6 Sep 2017
Calendar1: 6 Sep 2017 0930-1630
CalLoc1: University of Wollongong
CalTitle1: Mini-Workshop at Wollongong in PDE and Stochastics
Auth: dhauer@p635m.pc (assumed)

Mini-Workshop at University of Wollongong -- Mini-Workshop at Wollongong in PDE and Stochastics

Dear friends and colleagues, 

I am pleased to forward the following announcement by, Valentina and Glen Wheeler
(Univ.  of Wollongong): 

On the 6th of September, we will be having a one-day mini workshop with four talks given
by our international guests that happened to visit at the same time: 

Professor Piotr Rybka (Warsaw University, Poland) 

Prof Carsten Harmann
(Brandenburgische Technische University Cottbus, Germany).  

Schedule Mini workshop Wednesday 6th of September: 

Wollongong campus Room 39C.174 

9:30-10:30 Professor Piotr Rybka 

Title: A story about variational linear growth functionals 

Abstract: We explain why the linear growth functionals are interesting and we indicate
their role in applications (image analysis, crystal growth).  We expose their
properties.  We present a new result on smoothness propagation.  

10:30-11:00 Morning tea in the atrium of Building 39 

11:00-12:00 Professor Piotr Rybka 

Title: Berg’s effect revisited 

Abstract: We talk about an experimental observation, with clear meaning and whose model
can be written in terms of the well-known Laplace equation.  However, its analysis is
not so obvious, due to singularities of the domain.  

12:00-14:00 Lunch break The Wollongong campus provides a large variety of lunch
options.  If you would like to join the speakers for lunch that can be also arranged.  

Wollongong campus Room 39A.208 (new access grid room) 

14:00- 15:00 Professor Carsten Hartmann 

Title: Variational methods in Monte Carlo simulation Part I: Theory and methods 

15:00-15:30 Afternoon tea in the atrium near 39A.208 

15:30- 16:30 Professor Carsten Hartmann 

Title: Variational methods in Monte Carlo simulation Part II: Numerical issues and
algorithms 

Please propagate this to any staff and students that might be interested.  

Talks are intended for a general audience with bits and pieces for everyone.  If you
intend on attending please let us know for catering purposes by Monday the 4th of
September.  

Morning and afternoon tea will be provided.  If you need any help with directions to the
campus, please let us know.  If you decide to drive here, please let us know, the
parking is quite a problem but we were able to book two spots.  We hope to see you here! 

Best wishes, 

Valentina and Glen