Program
Day 1
Time | Session | |
9:10–9:20
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Welcome to EMAC
Zlatko Jovanoski, Conference Director
Lecture theatre 9
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9:20–10:20
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Keynote Address
Cascading failures in complex structures from data Prof Antoinette Tordesiallas Lecture theatre 9 |
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10:20–10:50 | Morning tea | |
Session 1A
Chair: Graeme Hocking Lecture theatre 9 |
Session 1B
Chair: Stephen Woodcock
Lecture theatre 10
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10:50–11:20 | The mechanism of vortex instability in electromagnetically driven flow in an annular thin layer of electrolyte John McCloughan* |
Topp-Leone generalized exponential distrubution for modelling reliability data Muhammad Shuaib Khan |
11:20–11:50 | Flow from a source above a sloping base Shaymaa Shraida* |
What can different sensitivity analysis methods tell us about the inputs to a model of cardiac ischaemia? Barbara Johnston |
11:50–12:20 | Evaluation of seismic collapse in first-mode governed structures using dynamical systems approach Shivang Pathak* |
Toeplitz waves are reflection-less Shev Macnamara |
12:20–12:50 | Tomographic reconstruction of strain field using energy resolved neutron transmission imaging Riya Aggarawal* |
Simulation schemes for Lévy process Timothy McLennan-Smith |
12:50–2:00
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Lunch
Seminar room 4 |
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Session 2A Chair: William Guo Lecture theatre 9 |
Session 2B Chair: Shev Macnamara Lecture theatre 10 |
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2:00–2:30 | Modelling the movement of bacteria Tom Goodwin* |
Attempting to explain ischaemic ST-segment couterpoise via mathematical modelling Peter Johnston |
2:30–3:00 | A model for allogenic ecosystem engineers Chad Anderson* |
Linearization in a nonlinear biological reactor model John Shepherd |
3:00–3:30 | Modeling of hydrogen diffusion in the retina Wafaa Mansoor* |
Optimal parameter for the stabilised five-field extended Hu-Washizu formulation Muhammad Ilyas |
3:30–4:00 | Analysis of tropical cyclones in the North Indian Ocean Rubaiya Kabir* |
Performance analysis of a waste water model in a large number of reactors Simon Watt |
4:00–4:30 | Afternoon tea | |
4:30–4:45
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AGM
Seminar room 4 |
Day 2
Time | Session | |
9:20–10:20 | Keynote address The End of Equations? A case study of modelling complex warfighting Dr Alexander Kalloniatis (introduced by Harvinder Sidhu) Lecture theatre 9 |
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10:20–10:50 | Morning tea | |
Session 3A Chair: Simon Watt Lecture theatre 9 |
Session 3B Chair: Peter Aquilia Lecture theatre 10 |
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10:50–11:20 | Branching process models of the development of chlamydial infections Torrington Callan* |
University STEM students’ perceptions of creativity in non-routine problem-solving Priscilla Murphy |
11:20–11:50 | Axisymmetric withdrawal from a density stratified fluid in a porous medium Jyothi Jose* |
Effects of a change to more formative assessment among tertiary mathematics students Mary Ruth Freislich |
11:50–12:20 | Block monotone iterative methods for solving coupled systems of nonlinear parabolic problems Mohamed Al-Sultani* |
Analysis on performance of engineering students in solving problems of electric circuits by second order DEs William Guo |
12:20–12:50 | Generalisations of another fixed point theorem Charles Stinson* |
'Soft' skills identified by students who peer-led mathematics computing workshops Barbara Johnston |
12:50–2:00
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Lunch
Seminar room 4 |
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2:00–3:00 | Keynote address Academic integrity and engineering mathematics students – worth the bother? A/Prof Katherine Seaton (introduced by Chris Tisdell) Lecture theatre 9 |
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Session 4A Chair: Mary Ruth Freislich Lecture theatre 9 |
Session 4B Chair: Prescilla Murphy Lecture theatre 10 |
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3:00–3:30 | Ambiguity-averse regime-switching modeling and estimation of algae bloom in river environment Hidekazu Yoshioka |
Taking the noise out of the signal: using stochastic computation and population coding to remove periodic noise Tara Hamilton |
3:30–4:00 | The effect of ambient temperature oscillations on the critical ignition criteria for stockpiles Mark Nelson |
Numerical methods of rational form for reaction diffusion equations Said Algarni |
4:00–4:30 | Afternoon tea | |
6:30–10:00 |
Conference dinner
The Mercure Canberra
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Day 3
Time | Session | |
9:20–10:20 | Keynote address Probabilistic Inference by Maximum Entropy and Bayesian Methods A/Prof Robert Niven (Introduced by Zlatko Jovanoski) Lecture theatre 9 |
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10:20–10:50 | Morning tea | |
Session 5A Chair: Leesa Sidhu Lecture theatre 9 |
Session 5B Chair: Timothy McLennan-Smith Lecture theatre 10 |
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10:50–11:20 | Modelling invasive blood pressure overshoot Tara Hamilton |
Jet-stripping in the galvanization of steel Graeme Hocking |
11:20–11:50 | Why do fast multiplication algorithms work? Developing skill and understanding in arithmetic strategies Chris Tisdell |
A local projection stabilisation finite element method for the stokes equations using biorthogonal systems Bishnu Lamichhane |
11:50–12:20 | A non-standard two-species stochastic competing system and a related degenerate parabolic equation Hidekazu Yoshioka |
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12:20–12:50 | Opinion formation and influence maximization on social networks Markus Brede |
A non-standard two-species stochastic competing system and a related degenerate parabolic equation Peter Aquilia |
12:50–2:00 | Lunch Seminar room 4 |