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November 5, 2024 | ||||||||||
Thematic Program in Partial Differential EquationsWorkshop on Free Surface Water Waves
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Organizing Committee:
J. Carter, W. Craig, B. Deconinck, J. Hammack, D. Henderson, D. Nicholls,
H. Segur, C. Sulem
Abstract:
This workshop focuses on ocean wave evolution and applications. Themes
include, but are not restricted to, wave propagation in the open ocean,
wave dynamics in the coastal region, wave generation by wind, wave breaking,
air-sea interaction, remote sensing, wave spectra, and mathematical
modelling of waves. Participants include analysts, scientific computationalists,
modellers, laboratory experimentalists, and field experimentalists.
Workshop Format:
Invited Talks -- Talks will be 25 minutes each with 5 minutes for
questions.
Poster session -- On Monday evening there will be a combined poster session and reception. All workshop participants are invited to present one or more poster(s), which will stay up during the whole week.
Work Sessions -- These sessions are informal time periods during which interested participants may gather to discuss particular topics. The topics will be chosen up to 24 hrs in advance on sign-up sheets in a first-come format. Additionally, venues will be available during these times for smaller groups that wish to work outside of this format.
Outstanding Problems -- The poster session will include a list of what
speakers consider to be important open problems in the general area
of water waves and their applications and mathematics.
D. Ambrose (NYU) |
Y. Liu (MIT) M. Longuet-Higgins (Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD) P. Madsen (Technical U of Denmark) C. Mei (MIT) K. Melville (Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD) P. Milewski (Wisconsin) D. Nicholls (Notre Dame) A. Osborne (Turin) E. Parau (University of East Anglia) M. Patterson (Washington) H. Segur (Colorado) R. Sexton (Starmark) V. Shrira (Keele) M. Stiassnie (Technion) J. Strain (UC Berkeley) W. Strauss (Brown) E. Tabak (NYU-CIMS) P. Taylor (Oxford) R. Thelwell (Colorado State) Y. Toledo (Technion) D. Wright (Fields Institute) L. Wyatt (Sheffield) H. Yeh (Oregon State) D. Yue (MIT) V. Zakharov (Arizona) |