Wednesday, June 18

1:45 PM-3:45 PM
Weavers Room

MS31
Reaction-Diffusion Systems in Geoscience Applications (Part I of II)

Reaction-diffusion systems model chemical fluid processes and arise in a wide variety of applied contexts. Typically these systems are weakly coupled semilinear systems with diffusion and advection. Specific areas of application in the geosciences include enhanced recovery processes in hydrocarbon reservoirs, geological deposition, geochemistry, climate modeling, combustion theory, and biorestoration of contaminated groundwater. This two-part minisymposium will feature both general theoretical results and specific applications. Both analytical and computational methods will be discussed.

Organizer: William E. Fitzgibbon
University of Houston

1:45 Reaction Flows in Porous Media: Applications and Theory

John Chadam, University of Pittsburgh

2:15 Title to be announced

Mary F. Wheeler, University of Texas, Austin

2:45 Energy Balance Climate Models with Long-Term Memory

Georg Hetzer, Auburn University

3:15 Some Global Existence Results Associated with Balanced Reaction Diffusion Systems on Heterogeneous Domains

Jeff Morgan, Texas A&M University; and William E. Fitzgibbon, Organizer

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