Douglas, J.
(2008),
Coping With Complex Surfaces: An Interface Between Mathematics and Condensed Matter Physics, NSF Workshop Report on Exploring the Interface Between the Sciences and Mathematical Sciences,@ March 25-26, 1998, Wash. DC, Undefined
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Coping With Complex Surfaces: An Interface Between Mathematics and Condensed Matter Physics
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Abstract
A transcript of a talk on the application of mathematics to materials science is presented. The talk considers the application of random walk methods to solving boundary value problems with complex boundaries, as found in applications to polymer and filler solution properties. Suggestions for improving the effectiveness of collaborations between mathematicians and physical scientists are also made.Proceedings Title
NSF Workshop Report on Exploring the Interface Between the Sciences and Mathematical Sciences,@ March 25-26, 1998, Wash. DC
Conference Dates
March 25-26, 1998
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Conference Title
Exploring the Interface Between the Sciences and Mathematical Sciences
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Conferences
Keywords
fillers, polymers, potential theory, random walks
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Created October 16, 2008