Manchester Applied Mathematics and Numerical Analysis SeminarsSpring 1999/2000 |
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Lecture Theatre OF/B9 Oddfellows Hall (Material Science)
This talk concerns the time evolution of a spatially uniform non-equilibruim state to an equilibrium state consisting of two phases. Examples include the condensation of liquid droplets from a supersaturated vapor and the segregation by coarsening of binary alloys. Mathematical models of these complex phenomena lead to a host of interesting problems in dynamical systems. I will discuss some of the strange behaviour of these systems and their significance for the applications.
For further info contact either Matthias Heil (mheil@ma.man.ac.uk), Mark Muldoon (M.Muldoon@umist.ac.uk)or the seminar secretary (Tel. 0161 275 5800).