Yannis Kevrekidis
Location: (Princeton, NJ)
Personal Research Web Page: http://www.princeton.edu/che/people/faculty/kevrekidis/
Keywords: dynamical systems, nonlinear dynamics, multiscale computation, equation-free computing, data mining, diffusion maps, pattern formation, instabilities, network dynamics, coarse graining, agent-based modeling
Posted on: Friday, June 5th, 2009
Broad Research Area: Databases / Information Retrieval / Data Mining, Numerical/Scientific Computing / HPC / Data-Intensive Scalable Computing, Social Computing / Social Informatics, Theory / Algorithms
Research Interests:
During a large part of my research career I have been a nonlinear dynamics / pattern formation person, with an interest on stability, bifurcation and invariant manifold computations.
During the last ten years I have been working on multiscale numerical methods and applications, attempting to link fine-scale (atomistic, stochastic, agent-based) simulations with traditional continuum macrosocpic numerical analysis. The work links also with data-mining for the detection of good macroscopic observables of the fine scale simulations.
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