The MaMoSim group is the DMCS faculty and Graduate Student Research Seminar Series meeting weekly during the regular semester to discuss a variety of topics on mathematical models in biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, data processing, and other areas of application. Discussions include pertinent mathematical tools such as differential equations, for model analysis as well as numerical methods and algorithms. The group emphasizes the connections among modeling, simulation, analysis and experimental observation. Graduate students (and faculty) make presentations on the progress of their research.
Junius Wilhelm Bueno, MS Mathematics, 2021.
Title: Long Term Dynamics of Stuart-Landau Model and Kuramoto Model with Non-Local Coupling
Joseph Tullao, MS Mathematics, 2020.
Title: Analysis and Control of an SEIQR Epidemic Model with Application to Ebola Disease
Aprimelle Kris Pajimola, MS Mathematics, 2020.
Title: Mathematical Analysis of the Transmission Dynamics of Japanese Encephalitis
Ronica Masangkay, MS Mathematics, 2020.
Title: Parameter Identifiability of an Influenza A Virus Model with Innate Immune Response
Joyce Agbanlog, MS Mathematics, 2020.
Title: Ambrosio-Tortelli Segmentation and Delaunay Triangulations of Images
Mark John Mangsat, MS Mathematics, 2020.
Title: Dynamics and Patterns of a Reaction-Diffusion Predator-Prey Model with a Group Defense for Prey and Intraspecific Competition among Predators
Jhunas Paul Viernes, MS Mathematics, 2020.
Title: Numerical Simulations of a Modified Helbing-Molnar-Farkas-Vicsek (HMFV) Social Force Evacuation-Model
Louie Ville Balino, MS Mathematics, 2019.
Title: Finite Volume Methods for Two Crowd Dynamics
Rodolfo Po III, MS Mathematics, 2019.
Title: Sensitivity Analysis and Model Identification of Isoprene Pharmacokinetics during Ergometric Exercise
John Sebastian Simon, MS Mathematics, 2019.
Title: Optimal Control for a Fluid Governed by Navier-Stokes Equation with Delay in the Convection
Gervy Marie Angeles, MS Mathematics, 2018.
Title: Linear Hyperbolic Systems of Partial Differential Equations on an Interval
Raymart Lagunero, MS Mathematics, 2018.
Title: Well-posedness and Stability of Hyperbolic Systems of Partial Differential Equations with Delays
