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  1. Introduction to the Mathematics of Climate at UMN - Lecture 1

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    07 May 2015 | Presentations

    This is lecture 1 in the series "Introduction to the Mathematics of Climate" offered at the University of Minnesota in 2014 with the support of MCRN and The Institute for Mathematics and its Applications.       

  2. Introduction to the Mathematics of Climate

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    07 May 2015 | Series | Contributor(s): Laura Slivinski

    This course will investigate the following questions from a mathematical perspective. What determines the Earth's surface temperature? Why does the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere affect the climate? How do changes in the Earth's orbital parameters change the climate? Why has the Earth...

  3. Introduction to the Mathematics of Climate

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    07 May 2015 | Series

    This course will investigate the following questions from a mathematical perspective. What determines the Earth's surface temperature? Why does the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere affect the climate? How do changes in the Earth's orbital parameters change the climate? Why has the Earth...

  4. Synchronization in power grid networks

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    07 May 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Laura Slivinski

    This survey discusses Master Stability Function (MSF) analysis for determining stability of synchronization of coupled oscillators on network. In addition, we briefly discuss the derivation of the Swing equation that determine the dynamics of a node in power grid network, and...

  5. Synchronization in power grid networks

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    07 May 2015 | Presentations

    This survey discusses Master Stability Function (MSF) analysis for determining stability of synchronization of coupled oscillators on network. In addition, we briefly discuss the derivation of the Swing equation that determine the dynamics of a node in power grid network, and...

  6. Synchronization in power grid networks

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    07 May 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Mary Lou Zeeman

    This survey discusses Master Stability Function (MSF) analysis for determining stability of synchronization of coupled oscillators on network. In addition, we briefly discuss the derivation of the Swing equation that determine the dynamics of a node in power grid network, and...

  7. Complex Energy Systems

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    07 May 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Laura Slivinski

    This is the opening guest lecture for the Electric Grid Focus Group.  Dr. Michael Chertkov of Los Alamos National Lab describes the statistical and mathematical problems arising in complex energy systems, including the electric grid and gas networks.  Systems with high penetration of...

  8. Complex Energy Systems

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    07 May 2015 | Presentations

    This is the opening guest lecture for the Electric Grid Focus Group.  Dr. Michael Chertkov of Los Alamos National Lab describes the statistical and mathematical problems arising in complex energy systems, including the electric grid and gas networks.  Systems with high penetration of...

  9. Complex Energy Systems

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    07 May 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Mary Lou Zeeman

    This is the opening guest lecture for the Electric Grid Focus Group.  Dr. Michael Chertkov of Los Alamos National Lab describes the statistical and mathematical problems arising in complex energy systems, including the electric grid and gas networks.  Systems with high penetration of...

  10. A Survey of Grid Control and Optimization

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    07 May 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Laura Slivinski

    This is an introductory survey of how control problems arise on different time scales in electric grid transmission problems.  The set up and general form of such problems are considered, along with operational considerations.

  11. A Survey of Grid Control and Optimization

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    07 May 2015 | Presentations

    This is an introductory survey of how control problems arise on different time scales in electric grid transmission problems.  The set up and general form of such problems are considered, along with operational considerations.

  12. A Survey of Grid Control and Optimization

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    07 May 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Mary Lou Zeeman

    This is an introductory survey of how control problems arise on different time scales in electric grid transmission problems.  The set up and general form of such problems are considered, along with operational considerations.

  13. Biology, Chemistry, and Physics of Biofilms: Survey of basics

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    04 May 2015 | Educational Materials

    Bibliography by Isaac Klapper to accompany tutorial lecture on Modeling of Microbial Biofilms and Mats at the 2011 MBI Workshop on Ocean Ecologies and their Physical Habitats in a Changing Climate

  14. Low-Order Climate Models

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    04 May 2015 | Educational Materials | Contributor(s): Laura Slivinski

    This is a list of 'simple' climate models by Daniel Koll. The papers are meant to be comprehensible & interesting to a general audience as well as relevant to climate researchers.

  15. Low-Order Climate Models

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    04 May 2015 | Educational Materials

    This is a list of 'simple' climate models by Daniel Koll. The papers are meant to be comprehensible & interesting to a general audience as well as relevant to climate researchers.

  16. Complex Phytoplankton Dynamics: The Mathematical Perspective

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    04 May 2015 | Educational Materials | Contributor(s): Laura Slivinski

    Bibliography by Arjen Doelman and Antonios Zagaris to accompany tutorial lecture on Phytoplankton-Nutrient Modeling at the 2011 MBI Workshop on Ocean Ecologies and their Physical Habitats in a Changing Climate, and the follow-on lectures on Phytoplankton growth in oligotrophic oceans: Linear...

  17. Complex Phytoplankton Dynamics: The Mathematical Perspective

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    04 May 2015 | Educational Materials

    Bibliography by Arjen Doelman and Antonios Zagaris to accompany tutorial lecture on Phytoplankton-Nutrient Modeling at the 2011 MBI Workshop on Ocean Ecologies and their Physical Habitats in a Changing Climate, and the follow-on lectures on Phytoplankton growth in oligotrophic oceans: Linear...

  18. Particle filters for geophysical applications

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    30 Apr 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Mary Lou Zeeman

    Avoiding degeneracy is a crucial challenge for particle filters. Results have shown that the number of particles scales exponentially with respect to the number of independent observations. In this talk I will review attempts to counteract this phenomenon by exploiting proposal densities. I will...

  19. Toward a hybrid particle-ensemble Kalman filter for assimilating data from Lagrangian instruments into high dimensional models

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    30 Apr 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Mary Lou Zeeman

    Presented by Elaine Spiller on 3-26-15Abstract:We discuss a recently proposed hybrid particle-ensemble Kalman filter for assimilating Lagrangian data, and apply it to a high-dimensional quasi-geostrophic ocean model. Effectively the hybrid filter applies a particle filter to the highly nonlinear,...

  20. Emulators in climate science. Uncertainty, sensitivity, calibration and more

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    30 Apr 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Mary Lou Zeeman

    An emulator or a surrogate is a statistical approximation of a complex numerical model. Emulators are fast to run and include a measure of their own uncertainty. This makes them suitable for a number of applications in climate science. Emulators were originally devised for uncertainty...