1998 Texas Partial Differential Equations Seminar
Texas A&M, College Station

Saturday March 28, 1998 (In order of presentation)
• Goong Chen: Texas A&M Univ.; Computation and visualization of solutions for semilinear partial differential equations.
• Alfonso Castro: Univ. of North Texas; A minimax principle and applications to an asymptotically linear Dirichlet Problem.
• Yongxin Li: Texas A&M Univ.; A new minimax method for finding multiple solutions to semilinear elliptic PDE's.
• Barbara Lee Keyfitz: Univ. of Houston; A proof of existnece of perturbed steady transonic shocks via free boundary problem.
• Chistopher Winfield: Lamar Univ. at Beaumont; Local Solvability of some PD Ops on the Heisenberg group.
• Stephen A. Fulling: Texas A&M Univ.; Applying the mathematics of G. H. Hardy to PDE and quantum field theory.
• David H. Goeken: Univ. Houston Runge-Kutta with higher order derivative evaluations.

Sunday March 29, 1998.
• David H. Wagner: Univ. of Houston; Global entropy solutions for Exothermically reacting Euler equations
• J.W. Neuberger: Univ. of North Texas; Ginzburg-Landau calculations for superconductivity and location of singularitites.
• Rafael de la Llave: Univ. of Texas at Austin Nonresonant invariant manifolds for some nonlinear parabolic PDE's.
• Scott Berger: Rice Univ.; An application of functions of special bounded variation to a problem in geometry.
• Angel Manuel Ramos: Univ. of Houston; New results about the approximate controllability of some quasilinear diffusion equations.
• John M. Neuberger: Univ. of Northern Arizona at Flagstaff; Rotationally symmetric solutions to a nonlinear elliptic PDE.