Short Course on Fractional PDEs

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Short Course on Fractional PDEs Lecturers: Professor Fawang Liu and Professor Zhi-Zhong Sun May 22-31, 2013 Short Course Brochure

Short Course on Fractional PDEs All lectures will take place in Room 110, 182 George Street Time: 12:00-1:00pm

Short Course on Fractional PDEs Professor Fawang Liu Professor, School of Mathematical Science Queensland University of Technology, Australia Research Interests: Numerical analysis; Fractional Differential Equations; Numerical methods of singular perturbation, adsorbate transport and microwave heating problems and saltwater intrusion into heterogeneous aquifer systems.

Short Course on Fractional PDEs Professor Zhi-zhong Sun Professor, Department of Mathematics Southeast University, P. R. China Research Interests: Numerical solutions for nonlinear PDEs; Numerical analysis; Error estimates of numerical solutions for fractional PDEs; Numerical solutions for Schrodinger equations, Cahn-Hilliard Equations.

Short Course on Fractional PDEs Lecture 1: 22 May, 2013, Lecturer: Prof. Fawang Liu Topic: Numerical methods and analysis of the time, space and time-space fractional PDEs PowerPoint PDF

Short Course on Fractional PDEs Lecture 2: 23 May, 2013, Lecturer: Prof. Zhi-zhong Sun Topic: Finite difference methods for the fractional sub-diffusion equation

Short Course on Fractional PDEs Lecture 3: 24 May, 2013 Lecturer: Prof. Fawang Liu Topic: Numerical methods for variable order fractional partial differential equations

Short Course on Fractional PDEs Lecture 4: 29 May, 2013 Lecturer: Prof. Zhi-zhong Sun Topic: Finite difference methods for the fractional diffusion-wave equation

Short Course on Fractional PDEs Lecture 5: 30 May, 2013 Lecturer: Prof. Fawang Liu Topic: Numerical and analytical solutions for the multi-term time-space fractional PDEs

Short Course on Fractional PDEs Lecture 6: 31 May, 2013 Lecturer: Prof. Fawang Liu Topic: Analysis of implicit numerical methods for the space-time fractional Bloch-Torrey equations