Lectures from Other Organizations: 1998

Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies

World of Science Lectures

Dr. David J. Bishop Can Silicon Micromachines Make It Big?
Dr. Ingrid B. Carlbom The Real World of Virtual Worlds
Dr. Mark R. Pinto The Ever Amazing Transistor -- How Much Smaller, Faster and Cheaper Can We Go?
Dr. Gordon A. Thomas How a Light Beam Can Laugh
Dr. William L. Wilson More Bytes for the Buck: Advances in Optical Storage Technologies

Pacific Northwest Geometry Seminar

Pacific Northwest Geometry Seminar, February 7, 1998

Xiu-Xiong Chen Extremal Kahler metrics on Riemann surfaces and uniformization of surfaces with boundary
Ana Canas da Silva Folding Symplectic Manifolds
Jun Li Comparison of algebraic and symplectic Gromov-Witten invariants
Kefeng Liu Heat kernel, moment map and moduli space

San Francisco State Univ.

Markov Processes, Decisions, and Evolution
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Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 1]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 2]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 3]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 4]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 5]
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Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 6]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 7]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 8]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 9]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 10]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 11]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 12]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 13]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 14]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 15]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 16]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 17]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 18]
Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 19]

SIAM

SIAM, October 21-23, 1998, IBM TJ Watson Research Center

David E. Bernholdt Object Oriented Methods Without Object Oriented Languages: Can Intermediate Approaches Facilitate Adoption of Object Oriented Methods in the Research Community?
Myron Ginsberg Current and Future Status of HPC in the World Automotive Industry
Bill Gropp Exploiting Existing Software in Libraries: Successes, Failures, and Reasons Why
Eric Grosse Netlib after the Web Revolution
Michael E. Henderson When the "One Size Fits All" Doesn't Fit.
Laxmikant Kale Flexibility and interoperability in a parallel biomolecular dynamics code
Scott R. Kohn Language Interoperability Mechanisms for High-Performance Scientific Applications ]

David Long What makes good numeric software? A circuit simulation perspective

Atanas Radenski Development and Utilization of Parallel Generic Algorithms for Scientific Computations
Samuel H. Russ Developing an Integrated Environment for Computational Field Simulation
Barry Smith A Microkernel Design for Component-based Numerical Software Systems
Michael R. Yokell General Exchange of Methods and Data at Lockheed Martin

UC Berkeley

Bowen Lectures 1998

Barry Mazur Introduction to the ABC conjucture
Barry Mazur The Circle Method
Barry Mazur The Mordell Equation

MSRI/Evans Hall Lectures, 1998

Angus MacIntyre Finite Fields and Model Theory
Angus MacIntyre Nonstandard Frobenius Automorphisms
Angus MacIntyre Logic and Intersection Theory

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	Lectures from Other Organizations: 1998 - 1999 Introduction \| Hints for Viewing \| Other SV Sites \| CDROMs and Video Tapes for sale \| Mirror Sites Welcome to the MSRI Video Archive, Click on the triangle icons to expand/contract the list. MSRI: Spring 2004 MSRI: Fall 2003 MSRI: Spring 2003 MSRI: Fall 2002 MSRI: Spring 2002 MSRI: Fall 2001 MSRI: Spring 2001 MSRI: Fall 2000 MSRI: Spring 2000 MSRI: Fall 1999 MSRI: Spring 1999 MSRI: Fall 1998 MSRI: Spring 1998 MSRI: 1993-1997 MSRI User Education Seminars Lectures from Other Organizations: 2000 - 2001 Lectures from Other Organizations: 1998 - 1999 Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies World of Science Lectures Dr. David J. Bishop Can Silicon Micromachines Make It Big? Dr. Ingrid B. Carlbom The Real World of Virtual Worlds Dr. Mark R. Pinto The Ever Amazing Transistor -- How Much Smaller, Faster and Cheaper Can We Go? Dr. Gordon A. Thomas How a Light Beam Can Laugh Dr. William L. Wilson More Bytes for the Buck: Advances in Optical Storage Technologies Pacific Northwest Geometry Seminar Pacific Northwest Geometry Seminar, February 7, 1998 Xiu-Xiong Chen Extremal Kahler metrics on Riemann surfaces and uniformization of surfaces with boundary Ana Canas da Silva Folding Symplectic Manifolds Jun Li Comparison of algebraic and symplectic Gromov-Witten invariants Kefeng Liu Heat kernel, moment map and moduli space San Francisco State Univ. Markov Processes, Decisions, and Evolution The G2 player from Real Networks is needed to view some of these videos. G2 is available for Windows and Mac, but not consistantly across all Unix platforms. There are also PDF notes available for these classes. Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 1] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 2] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 3] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 4] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 5] Note: The following are temporarily on the web using the original G2 encoding Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 6] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 7] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 8] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 9] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 10] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 11] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 12] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 13] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 14] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 15] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 16] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 17] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 18] Jean-Pierre P. Langlois Markov Processes [Part 19] SIAM SIAM, October 21-23, 1998, IBM TJ Watson Research Center David E. Bernholdt Object Oriented Methods Without Object Oriented Languages: Can Intermediate Approaches Facilitate Adoption of Object Oriented Methods in the Research Community? Myron Ginsberg Current and Future Status of HPC in the World Automotive Industry Bill Gropp Exploiting Existing Software in Libraries: Successes, Failures, and Reasons Why Eric Grosse Netlib after the Web Revolution Michael E. Henderson When the "One Size Fits All" Doesn't Fit. Laxmikant Kale Flexibility and interoperability in a parallel biomolecular dynamics code Scott R. Kohn Language Interoperability Mechanisms for High-Performance Scientific Applications ] David Long What makes good numeric software? A circuit simulation perspective Atanas Radenski Development and Utilization of Parallel Generic Algorithms for Scientific Computations Samuel H. Russ Developing an Integrated Environment for Computational Field Simulation Barry Smith A Microkernel Design for Component-based Numerical Software Systems Michael R. Yokell General Exchange of Methods and Data at Lockheed Martin UC Berkeley Bowen Lectures 1998 Barry Mazur Introduction to the ABC conjucture Barry Mazur The Circle Method Barry Mazur The Mordell Equation MSRI/Evans Hall Lectures, 1998 Angus MacIntyre Finite Fields and Model Theory Angus MacIntyre Nonstandard Frobenius Automorphisms Angus MacIntyre Logic and Intersection Theory Lectures from Other Organizations: 1996 - 97