KAIST-NIMS International Workshop on “Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations”: theory, application & numerical computation
Theme of the year: Nonlinear Conservation Laws  /  Dates: 2010.04.29~2010.05.02

Contents

 

1. Home:

2. Registration:

3. Speakers:

4. Participants:

5. Organizers:

6. Schedule:

7. Accommodation:

8. Weather:

9. Directions:

a.   from airport (ICN)

b.   from Seoul

10. Lecture Room

11. Sponsors

Speakers and Talk Titles

1.     Jea-Young Byeon (Postech, Korea, “A variational method for spike layer solutions to a singularly perturbed problem”)

2.     G.-Q Chen (University of Oxford, UK, “Shock Reflection-Diffraction, Free Boundary Problems, and Nonlinear Conservation Laws of Mixed Type”)

1.     Seung-Yeal Ha (Seoul National University, Korea, “From Cucker-Smale to Kuramoto”)

2.     Hyung Ju Hwang (Postech, Korea, “Recent results in Vlasov theory”)

3.     Dong-Young Kim (Seoul National University, Korea, “Multiscale models for fluid mixing”)

4.     Yong-Jung Kim (KAIST, Korea, “A unified generalization of the Oleinik and the Aronson-Benilan type estimates”)

5.     Soon-Sik Kwon (Princeton University, USA, “Mass-critical generalized KdV equation”)

6.     Ki-Ahm Lee (Seoul National University, Korea, “Regularity theory for the nonlocal equations)

7.     Robert McCann (University of Toronto, Canada, “Higher-order time asymptotics of fast diffusion in Euclidean space”)

8.     Paul Rabinowitz (University of Wisconsin, USA, “Hybrid solutions of a family of semilinear elliptic PDE's”)

9.     Marshall Slemrod (KAIST & University of Wisconsin, “Isometric immersions and compensated compactness)

10.  Joel Smoller (University of Michigan, USA, “Expanding Wave Solutions of the Einstein Equations That Induce an Anomalous Acceleration Into the Standard Model of Cosmology”)

11.  Edriss Titi (The Weizmann Institute of Science and The University of California, Irvine, USA, “Global Regularity for the Three-dimensional Primitive Equations of Atmospheric and Oceanic Dynamics”)

12.  Athanasios E. Tzavaras (University of Crete, Greece, “Kinetic models in material science”)

13.  Bruce Van Brunt (Massey University, NZ, “Conservation Laws and Characteristics for Certain Classes of Evolution Equations”)

14.  Dehua Wang (University of Pittsburgh, USA, “Global solutions for the multi-dimensional magnetohydrodynamics”)

15.  Seok-Bae Yoon (KAIST, Korea, “Convergence of a semi-Lagrangian scheme for the Boltzmann-BGK model”)