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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Franklin Lecturer
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Spring 2009
Friday, February 27
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CAMS Distinguished Lecturer
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Spring 2009
Friday, April 17
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Whiteman Lecturer
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Spring 2009
Thursday, February 19
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Upcoming Conference
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Monday, June 15
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The second International Workshop in Sequential Methodologies (IWSM)
The workshop covers all aspects of sequential methodologies in mathematical statistics and information theory from theoretical developments in optimal stopping, sequential analysis, change detection to different applications...
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Upcoming Conference
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Thursday, June 25
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Analysis of Fluid Stability
The main aims of the conference are the dissemination of modern PDE techniques relevant to the problems of fluid stability, and the stimulation of interactions between mathematical analysts on the one hand, and fluid dynamicists...
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