Duke University Multimedia Classroom Video Archives
Graduate Weekend
This page contains all recorded lectures produced in the Duke University Mathematics Department Multimedia Classroom.
The RealAudio G2 player to view these files can be obtained at the
RealPlayer site.
Versions are available for Win 95/98/NT/2000, Mac OS 8.1/8.5+, Linux, and Solaris.
Spring 2005
Tom WitelskiIntroduction G2 Video,
(March 5, 2005)
Michael ReedWhy is Mathematical Biology so hard? G2 Video,
(March 5, 2005)
Arlie PettersLight, Gravity and Morse Theory G2 Video,
(March 5, 2005)
Richard HainMultiple Zeta Numbers G2 Video,
(March 5, 2005)
Mark HuberWhy Ice Freezes : A Probabilistic Approach G2 Video,
(March 5, 2005)
Robert BryantDifferential Geometry and Optimization : Shortest Paths, Minimal Surfaces and Beyond G2 Video,
(March 5, 2005)
Anita LaytonHow to slow down an explosion : Efficient ways to numerically integrate time-dependant partial differential equations G2 Video,
(March 5, 2005)
Stephanos VenakidesIntegrable Systems G2 Video(NO AUDIO),
(March 5, 2005)
David MorrisonString Theory and Geometry G2 Video,
(March 5, 2005)
Chad SchoenAlgebraic Geometry G2 Video,
(March 6, 2005)
Tom WitelskiMathematics Problems in Fluid Dynamics G2 Video,
(March 6, 2005)
