Events and Invitations
Events
Scientific seminar on the differential and functional differential equation under the guidance of prof. Sternin B. Yu. and prof. Savin A.Yu.
We start with defining a C*-algebra obtained as a closure of the set of infinite matrices such that each row and each column has at most a fixed number of nonzero elements. Then we discuss its properties and consider how it embedds in the general picture of Roe algebras of discrete metric spaces. Based on this example, we show, how to understand correctly Roe algebras for spaces without bounded geometry assumption.
Seminar on mathematical modeling in biology and medicine under the guidance of prof. V. Volpert.
Various chemical and biological systems involve autocatalytic steps and positive feedbacks which in spatial conditions can give them properties of active media, in particular autowave properties. The main autowave characteristics are velocity and amplitude. This report considers the autowave velocity-amplitude relation in the general mathematical model of active reactant formation from precursor with cubic kinetics followed by a linear inhibition/death step – the Gray-Scott model – in isolated conditions. The way to derive the explicit velocity-amplitude relation is proposed. This approach may be useful for investigation of more complex active media systems in biochemistry, combustion, and disease control.
Seminar on Mathematical Methods in Economics under the guidance of Pavlova N.G., Shananin A.A.
The report is devoted to dynamic market models with continuous time. Namely, we focus on the models for which the existence of equilibrium points is reduced to the resolvability of implicit differential equations: Evans model, Evans-Samuelson model, etc. Sufficient conditions for the existence of the equilibrium price function in such models are presented.