The art of numerical algorithms

event Monday, October 21, 2024
access_time 5:30pm (CDT)
room PHSC 1105
info Pizza will be served after the talk!

Abstract: Differential equations are commonly used to model problems in physics, biology, finance, etc. Most of the application-driven differential equations cannot be solved analytically. In this talk, I will discuss how numerical algorithms can be designed to (or rather why certain naive numerical schemes can fail to) approximate the exact solutions; and what criteria one should keep in mind when developing numerical algorithms.


For more information on this event, please contact James White.