The focus of this seminar is various methods in scientific computing, the analysis of their convergence properties and computational efficiency, and their adaptation to specific applications.

The seminar meets Mondays 1:25-2:15pm EST in Gates 122 if in-person. A zoom link will be provided if online. Meeting details are included in the weekly seminar announcements.

Date	Speaker and Title
Aug 25	First day of semester, no seminar
Sep 01	Labor Day, no seminar
Sep 08	Victor Souza (Cornell, Math) The synchronization landscape of graphs
Sep 15	Behnam Hashemi (Leicester, Computing and Mathematical Sciences) The Sherman-Morrison formula; numerical instability and stabilization via iterative refinement
Sep 22	Di Fang (Duke, Math) Time-dependent Hamiltonian Simulation; Quantum Algorithm and Superconvergence
Sep 29	Sungwoo Jeong (Cornell, Math) Convergence of continuous analogues of the SVD and the Cholesky decomposition for kernels
Oct 06	Anjali Nair (Chicago, Department of Statistics) Laser propagation in random media, speckle formation and the Gaussian conjecture
Oct 13	Fall break
Oct 20	Jiajie Chen (Chicago, Math) Applied Numerical PDEs for Theoretical PDEs
Oct 27	Yifan Chen (UCLA, Math) Exploring High Dimensions in Dynamical Sampling. Flattening the Scaling Curve
Nov 03	Eliza O'Reilly (JHU, Applied Math and Stats) Oblique Randomized Decision Trees and Dimension Reduction
Nov 10	Anastasia Bizyaeva (Cornell, MAE)
Nov 17	Soledad Villar (JHU, Department of Applied Mathematics & Statistics)
Nov 24	Emil Graf (Cornell, Math)
	Chris Wang (Cornell, Math)
Dec 01	Shaila Musharoff (Cornell, Computational Biology)
Dec 08	Last day of the semester, no seminar