Past Activities in Commercial Industrial Math
July 1997 - June 1998
1997 -
1998 Financial Math Seminars
April 9, 1998
• Andre Hagley (Nortel Advanced Components)
Numerical Simulation in Electronics
• Professor Adalbert Konrad (University of Toronto)
The Saga of Spurious Solutions in Computational Electromagnetics
March 12, 1998
• Barry M. Trager (IBM T. J. Watson Research Center)
Deterministic Polynomial Factorization over Finite Fields for use in Error
Correction in Disks
• Stephen M. Watt (University of Western Ontario)
Preconditioning nonlinear constraint systems with Groebner bases
February 19, 1998
• Professor I.B. Turksen (University of Toronto)
Fuzzy Logic and Control Fuzzy information granularity and systems modelling
• M. Dudzic, P.Eng. (Dofasco)
Comments on the application of fuzzy logic in the steel industry
• Dr. C.A. Naranjo (University of Toronto, Sunnybrook Health Science
Centre) Dr. B. Sproule (University of Toronto, Sunnybrook Health Science Centre)
Examples of applications of fuzzy logic to clinical pharmacology"
• Professor V.J. Davidson (University of Guelph)
Fuzzy techniques in food processing
November 13, 1997
• Bruce Mack, Spar Space Systems, Brampton
Analysis Tools For
Engineering Design
• Peter C. Hughes, Institute for Aerospace Studies
Some Mathematical
Aspects of Robot Dynamics and Control
November 13, 1997
• Peter Bell,
High Impact Management Science
• Dave Martell,
Fire and Forest Management Systems
October 9, 1997
• Scott Vanstone, Certicom Corp. and University of Waterloo
The Role of Elliptic Curves in Applied Cryptography
• Charles Rackoff, University of Toronto
What an Academic Scientist Thinks that People in Industry Should Know about
Cryptography
• Turab Lookman, University of Western Ontario and Pei Yu, University
of Western Ontario
A Dynamic Encryption Technology Using Chaos Theory
