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CAIMS/SCMAI Doctoral Dissertation Award
Winners and Abstracts
[as available]
2007
Alysson M. Costa (Jean-François Cordeau and Gilbert Laporte)
HEC Montr´eal and Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Models and Algorithms for Two Network Design Problems
2006
Richard Pancer (Ken Jackson, with input from Paul Muir)
Department of Computer Science,
University of Toronto:
The Parallel Solution of ABD Systems
Arising in Numerical Methods for BVPs for ODEs
2005
Isabelle Déchène (Henri
Darmon and Claude Crépeau), Department of Mathematics and Statistics, McGill University:
Generalized
Jacobians in Cryptography
Miguel Angel Moyers González
(Ian Frigaard), Institute of Applied Mathematics and Department of Mathematics, University of British Columbia:
Transient
Effects in Oilfield Cementing Flows
2004
Ovidiu Voitcu (Yau Shu Wong),
Department of Mathematics,
University of Alberta:
Neural Network
Approach for Nonlinear Dynamics Prediction and Feature
Extraction
Lindsay Anderson (Matt Davison),
Department of Applied Mathematics,
University of Western Ontario:
A Hybrid Model
for Electricity Spot Prices
2003
Ramadan Akila (William Langford),
Department of Mathematics and Statistics,
University of Guelph:
Hopf Bifurcation
of Coupled Oscillator Systems
2002
C. Connell McCluskey (James
Muldowney), Department of Mathematical Sciences,
University of Alberta:
Global
Stability in Epidemiological Models
Petter Wiberg (Ken Jackson),
Department of Computer Science,
University of Toronto:
Computation of
value-at-risk:
The fast convolution method, dimension reduction
and perturbation theory
2001
David Iron (Michael Ward), Institute of
Applied Mathematics, University of British Columbia:
The Stability and
Dynamics of Spike-Type Solutions to the
Gierer-Meinhardt Model
2000
No Award
1999
Stephen J. Gustafson, Department of
Mathematics, University of Toronto:
Some
Mathematical Problems in The Ginzburg-Landau Theory of
Superconductivity
1998
Troy Day, Department of Mathematics and
Statistics,
Queen's University:
Dynamic
Evolutionary Games Between Relatives.
Jon-Paul Voroney (A. Lawniczak),
Department of Mathematics and
Statistics, University of
Guelph:
Spatial and
Temporal Patterns in Chemical Systems: Theoretical and
Computational Approaches.
1997
John M. Stockie, Institute of Applied
Mathematics,
University of British Columbia:
Analysis and
Computation of Immersed Boundaries,
with Application to Pulp Fibres
1996
Steven J. Ruuth, Institute of Applied
Mathematics, University of British Columbia:
Efficient
algorithms for diffusion-generated motion by mean curvature
1995
Honglin Ye (P. Sullivan), Department of
Appplied Mathematics,
University of Western Ontario:
A New
Statistic for the Contaminant Dilution Process in Turbulent Flows
1994
Qiang Lan, Applied and Computational
Mathematics Program, Simon Fraser University:
Some Elastic
Multi-Crack and Multi-Punch Problems
1993
Kenzu Abdella (H. Rasmussen),
Department of Applied Mathematics, University
of Western Ontario:
Hydrodynamic
and Electrohydrodynamic Instability of Shear Flows and the
Numerical Simulation of Viscous Droplets
Yuanping He (B. Moodie), Applied
Mathematics Institute, University of Alberta:
Geometrical
Optics for Nonlinear Conservation Laws and
Shock Wave Dynamics
1992
Y. Qin, Department of Mathematics,
University of Windsor:
Flow and Stability Studies in Porous Media Based on Some Non-Darcian
Models.
1990
Rodolfo Bermejo, Institute of Applied
Mathematics, University of British
Columbia:
Analysis of a
Galerkin-Characteristic Algorithm for the Potential
Vorticity
- Stream Function Equations
1989
Peter J. S. Young (S. C. R. Dennis),
Department of Applied Mathematics,
University of Western Ontario:
Steady
Asymmetric Flow of a Viscous Fluid Past a Cylinder.
1988
Deming Zhuang (J. M. Borwein),
Department of Mathematics, Statistics and Computing Science,
Dalhousie University:
Regularity and
Maximality Properties of Set Valued Structures
in Optimization.
1986
Zi-Cai Li (G.F.D. Duff),
Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics,
University of Toronto:
Numerical Methods
for Elliptic Boundary Value
Problems with Singularities.
1985
Wendy Seward (Wayne Enright),
Department of Computer Science,
University of Toronto:
Defect and Local
Error Control in Codes for Solving Stiff
Initial-Value Problems.
1984
Michael Foreman (J.M. Varah), Institute
of Applied Mathematics, University
of British Columbia:
Dispersion
analyses of finite element solutions of the shallow water
equations.
Paul Muir (Wayne Enright),
Department of Computer Science, University of
Toronto:
Implicit
Runge-Kutta Methods for Two-Point Boundary Value Problems.
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