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Thematic Einstein Semester on
Energy-based mathematical methods for reactive multiphase flows

Final conference of the Einstein Semester

Structures in Evolution: Theory and Applications

In this 3-day final conference of the Thematic Einstein Semester, we will have lectures from renowned scientists on the topic of energetic-variational mathematical methods and their applications. Each day will feature 3 lectures that are followed by intensive discussions. Since we will send detailed information about the participation only to registered participants, we kindly ask you to register (free of charge).

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Timetable

35 min talk + 10min questions + break-out session during the break

Tuesday, February 23

TimeTitle of talkSpeakerInstitution
13:45Welcome
14:00-14:45A thermodynamic framework for heat-conducting flows of a mixture of two fluids Josef Málek Charles University Prague
15:00-15:45On energy- and entropy methods for stochastic thin-film equationsGünther GrünUniversity of Erlangen-Nürnberg
16:00-16:45Mesoscale modeling of transiently networked fluidsPamela CookUniversity of Delaware

Wednesday, February 24

TimeTitle of talkSpeakerInstitution
10:00-10:45A time-discrete scheme adapted to GENERICUlisse StefanelliUniversity of Vienna
11:00-11:45Symplectic Integration for Nonlinear Discrete-Time ControlPaul KotyczkaTechnical University Munich
12:00-12:45Variational asymptotics for rotating fluid flowMarcel OliverJacobs University Bremen

Thursday, February 25

TimeTitle of talkSpeakerInstitution
10:00-10:45Thermo-hydraulic models and passivity properties of district heating systemsJacquelien ScherpenUniversity of Groningen
11:00-11:45Effective Slow Dynamics Models for a Class of Singularly Perturbed SystemsGuido SchneiderUniversity of Stuttgart
12:00-12:45CANCELLED: From Euler flows with friction to gradient flowsAthanasios TzavarasKing Abdullah University of Science and Technology
13:00Closing remarks on conference

Note: All times are with respect to Central European Time ( UTC + 1)