Seminar
Turbulence and the problem of classifying homeomorphisms II
Turbulence and the problem of classifying homeomorphisms
K-connectivity and K-edge connectivity
Schrödinger's Chat: An intelligence is both artificial and not until being observed.
Effects of molecular noise on bacterial size control
Discrete Modeling Lecture 2
Discrete Modeling
Modulation of information flow in cortical circuits
Optimal Control Design for Fluid Mixing: from Open-Loop to Closed-Loop
The question of what velocity fields effectively enhance or prevent transport and mixing, or steer a scalar field to the desired distribution, is of great interest and fundamental importance to the fluid mechanics community. In this talk, we mainly discuss the problem of optimal mixing of an inhomogeneous distribution of a scalar field via active control of the flow velocity, governed by the Stokes or the Navier-Stokes equations.