Long-time Behavior of Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation Waves

Katelyn Plaisier Leisman talks about long-time behavior of Nonlinear Schrödinger equation waves.

SIAM Fellows 2021 Class Includes Dynamical Systems Experts

Special congratulations to the 2021 Fellows who are part of the Dynamical Systems working group!

Intrinsic Criteria for the Stability of Traveling Waves

Paul Cornwell from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (paul.cornwell (at) jhuapl.edu) describes how intrinsic features of travelling waves can be used, along with the Maslov index and the Evans function, to determine features of the associated linear stability problem.

DS21Conference is Around the Corner

DS21 is less than a month away!

Student Feature - Colin Klaus

Colin Klaus is a postdoctoral research fellow at The Mathematical Biosciences Institute (MBI) with research interests in parabolic partial differential equations and multi-scale techniques (e.g., homogenization), especially applied to problems motivated by biology.

Renewing SIAM membership

Renew your SIAM membership.

An Introduction to the Kepler-Heisenberg Problem

Corey Shanbrom from California State University, Sacramento, CA (corey.shanbrom (at) csus.edu) presents an overview of the Kepler-Heisenberg problem.

Neumann Domains of Equilibrium States

Graham Cox from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Memorial University, St. John's, Canada describes the interplay between dynamical systems and geometry that arises in the study of Neumann boundary value problems.

New Bridges Between Deep Learning and Partial Differential Equations

Lars Ruthotto describes the interplay and exchange of knowledge between deep neural networks and partial differential equations.

SIAM Conferences, Reinvented

Richard Moore describes the ways in which SIAM conferences are adapting in the COVID-19 world.