Poster Presentations

Friday 1-2 pm

Hyunwoo Kwon (Brown University)

Scattering of Vlasov-Riesz systems in the three dimensions

Yan Huang (University of Minnesota)

A score-based particle method for homogeneous Landau equation

Chanjin You (Pennsylvania State University)

Phase mixing for the nonlinear Hartree equation

Vasily Ilin (University of Washington)

Transport based particle methods for the Fokker-Planck-Landau equation

Nadine Ansorge (Brown University)

Spectral properties of the isochrone steady state of the Vlasov-Poisson system

Hezekiah Grayer II (Princeton University)

On radiative Vlasov-Maxwell equations

Jingyi Li (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Arrested development of active suspensions in liquid crystals

Peiyi Chen (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Investigate Instability of Vlasov-Poisson System in a Uniform External Magnetic Field

Trevor Teolis (University of Illinois at Chicago)

Hydrodynamics and collective dynamics of interacting particles

Wenrui Huang (Brown University)

The Vlasov-Poisson System with a Perfectly Conducting Wall

Martin Guerra (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Experiments on suppressing instability of a Vlasov-Poisson system

Saturday 1-2 pm

Katja Vassilev (University of Michigan)

One-dimensional wave kinetic theory

Kunlun Qi (University of Minnesota)

A Fast Fourier Spectral Method for Wave Kinetic Equation (4-WKE)

Sehyun Ji (University of Chicago)

Dissipation estimates of the Fisher information for the Landau equation

David Bowman (University of Chicago)

The Kolmogorov Obstacle Problem

Junsung Kim (POSTECH)

Global existence of inhomogeneous isotropic Landau equation driven by self-consistent Coulombian potential with large data

Luisa Velasco (University of Texas at Austin)

Inhomogeneous six wave kinetic equation in exponentially weighted $L^\infty$ spaces

Sungbin Park (POSTECH)

Exponential Type Ill-Posedness Problem in the BGK Model and the Boltzmann Model

Junhwa Jung (Brown University)

Strong Boltzmann Diffusive Limit with Maxwell Boundary Condition

Allison Byars (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Modified Scattering and Asymptotic Completeness for the Derivative Nonlinear Schr\"odinger Equation

Jinsol Seo (Korea Institute for Advanced Study)

Large Deviation Principle for Plasmas in Collisionless Limit

Gi-Chan Bae (Seoul National University)

Quantitative analysis of hydrodynamic limits

Anjali Nair (University of Chicago)

Speckle formation in random media and the Gaussian conjecture