Bill Sears Colloquia - Spring 2000

All Bill Sears colloquia take place every other Monday from 3-3:30 in the conference room in 280 Rhodes Hall, with refreshments served beforehand in 657 Rhodes Hall.

• February 15 - Gregery Buzzard, Math, "Henon Maps and Holomorphic Motions"
  
• February 22 - Thanos Avramidis, ORIE, "Efficiency Improvements for Pricing American Options with a Stochastic Mesh"
  
• February 29 - Rick Durrett, Math, "Single nucleotide polymorphisms in the human genome. How many are there? How many will Celera find?"
  
• March 7 - Venu Veeravalli, Electrical Engineering, "Optimizing Wireless Communication Systems"
  
• March 27 - Michael Todd, ORIE, "Possibly Infeasible Linear Programming Problems"
  
• April 4 - Terrence L. Fine, Electrical Engineering, Department of Statistical Science, and Center for Applied Math, "Research on Sensor Arrays"
  
• April 11 - Richard Rand, Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, "Capture Sequences in Systems with Two Double Heteroclinic Orbits"