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From Bacteria to Bots: Understanding Uncoupled Oscillatory Movements

Oscillations are ubiquitous in nature — ranging from fireflies flashing in synchrony to brain cells firing in harmony.
Parabola of Safety and the Jacobian
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Parabola of Safety and the Jacobian

In this column, Mark Levi describes an alternative (to the standard) way of finding the parabola of safety.

A Student Perspective of AN17

The SIAM Annual Meeting featured diverse and interesting lectures in a multitude of parallel sessions.

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SIAM Unwrapped - September 2017
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SIAM Unwrapped - September 2017

Find out what's happening this month at SIAM - general elections, Fellows nominations, new books, and more!

Diversity: A Recurring Theme at the SIAM Annual Meeting
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Diversity: A Recurring Theme at the SIAM Annual Meeting

AN17 featured a variety of sessions that specifically addressed issues of diversity in applied mathematics.

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FreeFem++: A High Level MultiPhysics Finite Element Software

Olivier Pironneau overviews the features and capabilities of FreeFem++, which uses the finite element method.

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Understanding the macroscopic behavior of a large system with many interacting dynamical parts is of broad interest.

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An increasing global reliance on—and demand for—heightened security in public and private settings calls for optimal sensor technology.

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