Welcome to CAMS
The Center for Applied Mathematical Sciences is an organized research unit
based in the Department of Mathematics
at USC.
The purpose of CAMS is to foster research and graduate education in
Mathematics in a broad sense and in an interdisciplinary mode. One goal
of the center's participants is to facilitate and encourage the development of
applicable mathematics and its utilization in problems in engineering and the
sciences.
The mission of the Center is threefold.
- To maintain USC's position as an internationally-recognized center in
several important and well defined areas of mathematics and its applications
- To be a much-needed interface between the Department of Mathematics and
other USC departments and institutions outside USC.
- To serve as a catalyst in the development of state-of-the-art
activities in applicable mathematics at USC.
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Upcoming Colloquium
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Andrea Bertozzi
UCLA
Friday, February 12
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The behavior of solutions of multidimensional aggregation equations with mildly singular interaction kernels
We consider the multidimensional aggregation equation u_t+div(u grad K*u) = 0 in which the radially symmetric attractive interaction kernel has a mild singularity at the origin (Lipschitz or better). We review recent results...
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Upcoming Colloquium
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Maciej Zworski
UC Berkeley
Wednesday, February 17
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To be Announced
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Upcoming Colloquium
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Wei Kang
Naval Postgraduate School
Monday, February 22
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Observability, Controllability, and Input-Output Gain of Dynamical Systems
I will introduce concepts and methodologies for analyzing dynamical systems using dynamic optimization. The problems addressed include observability based on user-information, partial observability of complex systems, input-output...
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Upcoming Colloquium
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Alex Mahalov
Arizona State
Monday, March 01
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To be Announced
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