Category: School Colloquium
Semester 1: School Colloquiums
Title: Calculating optimal limits for transacting credit card customers 15:10 Fri 2 Mar, 2018 :: Horace Lamb 1022 :: Prof Peter Taylor :: University of Melbourne Abstract: Credit card users can roughly be divided into `transactors’, who pay off their balance each month, and `revolvers’, who maintain an outstanding balance, on which they pay substantial interest. In […]
Colloquium: The Markovian binary tree applied to demography and conservation biology
When:Friday 27 Oct Where: Ingkarni Wardli B17 Presented by Dr Sophie Hautphenne, University of Melbourne Abstract: Markovian binary trees form a general and tractable class of continuous-time branching processes, which makes them well-suited for real-world applications. Thanks to their appealing probabilistic and computational features, these processes have proven to be an excellent modelling tool for […]
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Colloquium: Understanding burn injuries and first aid treatment using simple mathematical models
Friday 13 October Ingkarni Wardli B17 Professor Mat Simpson, Queensland University of Technology Abstract: Scald burns from accidental exposure to hot liquids are the most common cause of burn injury in children. Over 2000 children are treated for accidental burn injuries in Australia each year. Despite the frequency of these injuries, basic questions about the […]
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Colloquium by Robyn Araujo this Friday: Mathematics is Biology’s Next Microscope (Only Better!)
This Friday, 11 August, we have a School Colloquium with Dr Robyn Araujo from Queensland University of Technology. The talk is in Ingkarni Wardli B17 at 15:10. Mathematics is Biology’s Next Microscope (Only Better!) Abstract: While mathematics has long been considered “an essential tool for physics”, the foundations of biology and the life sciences have […]
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Fri 28 July, 2017: Exact coherent structures in high speed flows
This Friday, 28 July, we have a School Colloquium with Prof Philip Hall from Monash University. The talk is in Ingkarni Wardli B17 at 15:10. Abstract: In recent years, there has been much interest in the relevance of nonlinear solutions of the Navier-Stokes equations to fully turbulent flows. The solutions must be calculated numerically at […]
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Levels 6 and 7
Ingkarni Wardli Building
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SA 5005 AUSTRALIA
