The following is a list of Lecture Series lectures scheduled for the Fall 2001 semester.
Prof. Hari Mukerjee
Wichita State University
"Consistent Estimation of Distributions with Type II Bias with Applications in Competing
Risks Problems"
Prof. Thomas DeLillo
Wichita State University
"The Crowding Phenomenon for Conformal Maps of Multiply Connected Regions"
Prof. Kang-Tae Kim
Pohang University of Science and Technology, Pohang The Republic of Korea and Washington
University, St. Louis, MO
"Wong-Rosay Theorem in the infinite dimensions"
Prof. Buma Fridman
Wichita State University
"Fixed Points of Holomorphic Automorphisms"
Nicolas Valdivia
Wichita State University
"Recovery of volatility coefficient by linearization"
Prof. Ted Suffridge
University of Kentucky
"Hadamard Products and Space Capsules"
Dr. Adrian Vajiac
University of Texas, Austin
"Equivariant Localization in Topological Quantum Field Theories"
Prof. Thomas DeLillo
Wichita State University
"An Overview of Computational Methods for Inverse Problems in Acoustics"
Prof. Tomasz Hrycak
Wichita State University
"A stopping rule for the conjugate gradient regularization method for ill-posed problems"
Prof. Alvin Thaler
Visiting Professor of Mathematics, City College of CUNY and
Director, Center for Algorithms and Interactive Scientific Software
(Formerly Program Director, Division of Mathematicsl Sciences, N.S.F.)
"NSF: Views from Inside and Outside, with a focus on Mathematical and Computational
Sciences"
Prof. Peter Kuchment
Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
"Equations on graphs as models of mesoscopic systems"