Department of Applied Mathematics & Theoretical Physics

Fourteenth Cambridge/Oxford Applied Mathematics Meeting
Tuesday 16 June 2009 in MR2, CMS.

10.45-11.05

Morning Coffee

11.10-11.15

Ed Brambley

Introduction and Timekeeping

11.15-11.30

Phil Trinh

The Existence and Nonexistence of Splashless Ships

11.30-11.45

Chris Cawthorn

Continuum Modelling of Granular Flows

11.45-12.00

Martin Stoll

Design Optimization

12.00-12.15

Doug Speed

Detecting Interactions in High Dimensional Regression Problems

12.15-12.30

Thomas Woolley

How the Fish Got its Spots

12.30-12.45

Julien Landel

Fast Rising Spherical Cap Bubbles with a Toroidal Bubbly Wake

13.00-14.00

Lunch

14.05-14.20

Philip Blakely

Bondi-Hoyle-Lyttleton accretion

14.20-14.35

Dave Hewett

Bangs and Reverberations: Sound Propagation in an Urban Environment

14.35-14.50

Anthony Ashton

A Pseudodifferential Approach to Fluid Loaded Elastic Plates

14.50-15.05

Cameron Hall

Revenge of the Blob: a Story about Growth

15.05-15.20

Adrian Barker

Tidal Evolution of Hot Jupiters

15.20-15.35

Rodrigo Platt

Computing Functions with Chebfun

15.40-15.55

Afternoon Tea

16.00-16.15

Konstantinos Zygalakis

Applications of Modified Equations for SDEs

16.15-16.30

Rosie Robison

The Distortion of Turbulence near a Rotor

16.30-16.45

Rebecca Shipley

From Fractals to Drug Delivery

16.45-17.00

Rich Wood

Jets on Jupiter

17.00-17.15

Trevor Wood

The Hunt for Red October: Mathematical Modelling of Submarine Tracking

17.15-17.30

Knut Drescher

Dancing Volvox: Hydrodynamic Bound States of Swimming Algae

17.30-17.35

Prof. Amit Acharya & Prof. Graeme Wake

Judging and Stuffed toys

17.35-Coach

Refreshment in the Castle Pub (10 mins walk)

Postscript and pdf versions of this list are available.