SDSU/Compaq
Computational Science Meeting
Saturday, September 9, 2000
Program
Welcoming Remarks, D. Short, Department of Mathematics and Computer
Science
8:30
am
Keynote Address, N. Marlin, Provost, San Diego State University
8:40
am
Keynote Address, O. Cook, Compaq
Computers Corporation
8:50
am
Scientific Program
Chair: J. Elwin, Department of Mathematics and Computer
Science
Numerical Simulations of the
Kuramoto-Shivashinski Equations,
A.
Palacios, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
9:00
am
Initial Flow Field of
Stratified Fluid Past an Impulsively Started Sphere,
C.
Torres, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
9:15
am
Steady-State Diffusion
Problems on Nontrivial Domains: Support Operators Method Integrated with Direct
Optimization Grid Generation Algorithms,
T.
McGuinness, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
9:30
am
A Structural Diffusion
Approach to Labelling Rows and Columns in an Irregular Array,
J.
Rose, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
9:45
am
Performance Evaluation of
SDSU Beowulf Cluster,
C.
Curlango, Department of Mathematics and
Computer Science
10:00
am
Coffee Break
10:15
am
Chair: P. Etzel, Department of Astronomy
Polluting Stars During
Planet Formation,
E. Sandquist, Department of Astronomy
10:45
am
Eclipse Modeling of
Cataclysmic Variable Star,
A.
Shafter, Department of Astronomy
11:00
am
Simulation of Hard-Sphere
Fluid Confined in a Cylindrical Pipe,
D.
Allison, Department of Physics
11:15
am
Ab Initio Potentials and the
Equation of State of Helium at High Pressure, S. Y. Chang, Department of
Physics
11:30
am
Density of States for
Generalized Eigenvalue Problem,
H.
Shore, Department of Physics
11:45
pm
Lunch Break
12:00
pm
Chair: R. Lilly, Department of
Physics
Adhesive Energy of
Polymer-Silicate Interfaces,
A.
Baljon, Department of Physics
2:00
pm
The Pentadienyl Cyclization
Reaction,
C.
Martinez, Department of Chemistry
2:15
pm
Search for Conjugation in
Substitutes Tolans,
A.
Cooksy, Department of Chemistry
2:30
pm
Coffee
Break
3:00
pm
Chair: S. Roeder, Department of
Physics
Cardiac Cell Calcium
Diffusion Simulation,
M.
Marlowe, Department of Biology
3:30
pm
New Insight into the
Structure and Function of Mithocondria From Electron Microscope Tomography,
T.
Frey, Department of Biology
3:45
pm
A Thermodynamic Model to
Predict the Folding of the Inner Membrane of the Mithocondria,
C.
Renken, Departments of Biology
4:00
am