5月22日
研讨会, 演讲, 讲座
Department of Mathematics - Seminar on Pure Mathematics - Center of the quantum affine algebra at critical level
I will discuss formulas of generators of the center of the completed quantum affine algebra in type A at the critical level. They are associated with primitive idempotents of the Hecke algebra and parameterized by Young diagrams.
5月22日
研讨会, 演讲, 讲座
OCES Departmental Seminar: The melting of Earth's Ice Sheets and their biogeochemical effects in the ocean
With increasing annual fluxes of runoff and calved ice around Antarctica and Greenland, it is unclear how freshening of these coastal regions will affect primary production in the future ocean.
5月19日
研讨会, 演讲, 讲座
OCES Departmental Seminar: Enhancing Analysis of Ocean Dynamics for Applications in Protection of Marine Ecosystem and Environment: toward Digital Twins of the Ocean
Advancements in ocean (and atmosphere) observations and modelling have been creating vast amounts of data to quantify the multi-scale variations of ocean dynamics (circulation, sea levels, hydrography, mixing
5月19日
研讨会, 演讲, 讲座
OCES Departmental Seminar: Oceanic energy flux across scales -- Observational evidence and mechanism
The oceanic flow consists of motions of distinctive scales across which energy transfers. This talk consists of two topics. The first problem we consider is obtaining energy flux across scales from measured data, which can be achieved by analyzing the third-order structure functions.
5月17日
会议, 座谈会, 论坛
Challenges and Opportunities of All Solid-State Batteries
All-state-state lithium batteries (ASSLBs) have gained worldwide attention because of the high ionic conductivity of SEs, intrinsic safety and increased energy density.
5月17日
研讨会, 演讲, 讲座
Department of Mathematics - Seminar on Statistics - Constraint varying-coefficient models with applications to agri-environmental research
Functional-coefficient models with a periodic component are proposed for short-term streamflow forecasting.
5月16日
会议, 座谈会, 论坛
Publishing in Wiley Materials Science Journals
A highly competitive research environment with increasingly limited research funding has created a “Publish or Perish” attitude among scientists who are judged on the quantity rather than quality of their research articles.