Sunday, May 10
Monday, May 11
Speakers:
Ely Sandine (University of California Berkeley)
Mahir Hadzic (University College London)
Willie Wong (Michigan State University)
Jiajie Chen (Courant Institute, NYU)
Part of the Thematic Program on Shocks and Singularities: Nonlinear evolution equations in physical and life sciences
Henrik R. Larsson, University of California, Merced
Tensor network methods for simulating vibrational and electronic dynamics
Tuesday, May 12
Speakers:
Xinliang An (National University of Singapore)
Kris Jenssen (The Pennsylvania State University)
Sanchit Chaturvedi (New York University)
Part of the Thematic Program on Shocks and Singularities: Nonlinear evolution equations in physical and life sciences
Wednesday, May 13
Speaker:
Jared Speck (Vanderbilt University)
Part of the Thematic Program on Shocks and Singularities: Nonlinear evolution equations in physical and life sciences
Ryan Unger (University of California Berkeley)
The extremal black hole threshold, part I
Part of the Thematic Program on Shocks and Singularities: Nonlinear evolution equations in physical and life sciences
Xuwei Yang (McMaster University)
Online Federation For Mixtures of Proprietary Agents with Black-Box Encoders
Ryan Unger (University of California Berkeley)
The extremal black hole threshold, part II
Part of the Thematic Program on Shocks and Singularities: Nonlinear evolution equations in physical and life sciences
Chris Papernik (Scotiabank)
Data Protection and Privacy at Scotiabank
Thursday, May 14
Speakers:
Jonathan Luk (Stanford University)
Chair: Jared Speck (Vanderbilt University)
Part of the Thematic Program on Shocks and Singularities: Nonlinear evolution equations in physical and life sciences
Ryan Unger (University of California Berkeley)
The extremal black hole threshold, part III
Part of the Thematic Program on Shocks and Singularities: Nonlinear evolution equations in physical and life sciences
Friday, May 15
Christopher Wang (Cornell University)
Operator learning for hyperbolic PDEs
Part of the Thematic Program on Shocks and Singularities: Nonlinear evolution equations in physical and life sciences
Christopher Wang (Cornell University)
Operator learning for hyperbolic PDEs
