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The Applied & Computational Mathematics seminar at UNT focuses on discussing research related to developing mathematical and computational tools to study real-world phenomena. The seminar includes talks on a wide range of areas including (but not limited to): Computational Biology, Computational Physics, Numerical Analysis, Optimization, Partial Differential Equations, Sensitivity Analysis, Scientific Computing and Uncertainty Quantification.

For further information, please contact giordano.tierrachica@unt.edu or shuang.liu@unt.edu. 

Upcoming Events

 

Date Speaker Title
2026-10-06 Michael Dimitriyev, Texas A&M University TBD
2026-10-27 John Quintanilla, University of North Texas TBD
2026-11-10 Santiago Betelu, University of North Texas Kronecker Graphs: From Network Models to Data Analytics and Code Validation

Recent Events

 

Date Speaker Title
2025-11-12 Vu Thai Luan, Texas Tech University Recent Advancements in Exponential Integrators for Multiple Time Scale Problems
2025-9-24 James H. Adler, Tufts University Nonlinear methods for shape optimization problems in liquid crystal tactoids
2025-9-17 Md Suzan Ahamed, University of North Texas 
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Narayan Aryal, University of North Texas		 Existence of an Infinite Number of Solutions to a Singular Superlinear p-Laplacian Equation on Exterior Domains
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Two Infinite families of solutions to a linearly perturbed Singular Superlinear Equation on Exterior Domains
2025-4-11 Matthew Dallas, University of Dallas Anderson accelerated Newton's method near singular points: theory and implementation
2025-3-28 Johannes Tausch, Southern Methodist University Solution of an Inverse Problem of the Heat Equation using Shape Optimization and a Fast Parabolic Boundary Element Solver
2025-2-28 Tabea Tscherpel, TU Darmstadt (Germany) Energy-consistent time discretization of port-Hamiltonian systems