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PROGRAM IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS PREPRINT SERIES (PAMPS)



PAMPS_2006-01
J. Lee, M. G. Forest, R. Zhou(ODU)
Alignment and rheo-oscillator criteria for sheared nematic polymer films in the monolayer limit
Discrete Contin. Dyn. Syst., Vol. 6, 339-356, 2006.
PAMPS_2006-02
H. Zhou(NPS), M. G. Forest
Anchoring distortions coupled with plane Couette & Poiseuille flows of nematic polymers in viscous solvents: morphology in molecular orientation, stress & flow
Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems, 6 (2), 407-425, 2006.
PAMPS_2006-03
B. Lu(UCSD), X. Cheng(UCSD), J.F. Huang, J.A. McCammon(UCSD)
An order N algorithm for computation of electrostatic interactions in biomolecular systems
submitted to PNAS.
PAMPS_2006-04
H. Wang(Tsinghua), T. Lei(Tsinghua), J. Li(Tsinghua), J.F. Huang, Z. Yao (Tsinghua)
A Parallel Fast Multipole Accelerated Integral Equation Scheme for 3D Stokes Equations
Accepted by International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering.


PAMPS_2005-01
J.F. Huang, J. Jia, and M. Minion (UNC-CH),
Accelerating the Convergence of Spectral Deferred Correction Methods,
- Journal of Computational Physics, 214:(2), May 2006, Pages 633-656.
PAMPS_2005-02
J.F. Huang, J. Jia, and M. Minion (UNC-CH),
Arbitrary Order Krylov Deferred Correction Methods for Differential Algebraic Equations
- Journal of Computational Physics, in Press, Available online 14 August 2006.
PAMPS_2005-03
A. T. Latyon (Duke) and M. Minion (UNC-CH),
Implications of the Choice of Predictors for Semi-Implicit Picard Integral Deferred Correction Methods
PAMPS_2005-04
M. G. Forest, X. Zheng, R. Zhou(ODU), Q. Wang(FSU), R. Lipton(LSU),
Anisotropy and dynamic ranges in effective properties of sheared nematic polymer nano-composites
Adv. Func. Mat., Vol. 15, 2029-2035, 2005
PAMPS_2005-05
M. G. Forest, R. Zhou(ODU), Q. Wang(FSU)
Kinetic structure simulations of nematic polymers in plane Couette cells, II: In-plane transtion structures
SIAM Multiscale Model. Simul., Vol.4, 1280-1304, 2005.
PAMPS_2005-06
M. G. Forest, R. Zhou(ODU), Q. Wang(FSU), X. Zheng, R. Lipton(LSU)
Anisotropy and heterogeneity of nematic polymer nano-composite film properties
IMA Volume 141, Modeling of soft matter, 85-98, 2005.
PAMPS_2005-07
H. Zhou(NPS), M. G. Forest
A numerical study of unsteady, thermal, glass fiber drawing processes
Communications in Mathematical Sciences, 3(1),27-45,2005.
PAMPS_2005-08
H. Zhou(NPS), M. G. Forest, X. Zheng, Q. Wang(FSU), R. Lipton(LSU)
Extension-enhanced conductivity of liquid crystalline polymer nano-composites
Macromol. Symp., Vol. 28, 81-89, 2005.
PAMPS_2005-09
Z. Cui, M. G. Forest, Q. Wang(FSU), H. Zhou(NPS)
On weak plane Couette and Poiseuille flows of rigid rod and platelet ensembles,
SIAM J. Appl. Math, in press 2005.
PAMPS_2005-10
Z. Cui, Q. Wang(FSU)
A continuum model for flows of cholesteric liquid crystal polymers and permeation flows
J. Non-Newtonian Fluid Mech., accepted 2005.



PAMPS_2004-01
H.W. Cheng (Madmax Optics Inc.), J.F. Huang, T. Leiterman (UNC-CH),
An Adaptive Fast Solver for the Modified Helmholtz Equation in Two Dimensions,
Journal of Computational Physics, 211: (2), Pages 616-637, 2006.
PAMPS_2004-02
Xiaoyu Zheng, M. Gregory Forest, Ruhai Zhou (UNC-CH), Qi Wang (FSU),
Likelihood & Expected-time Statistics of Monodomain Attractors in Sheared Discotic and Rod-like Nematic Polymers
Rheol. Acta, 44(3), 219-234, 2005.
PAMPS_2004-03
M. Gregory Forest (UNC-CH), Qi Wang (FSU), Ruhai Zhou (UNC-CH),
The flow-phase diagram of Doi-Hess theory for sheared nematic polymers II: finite shear rates
-Rheol. Acta, 44(1)83-93, 2004.
PAMPS_2004-04
M. Gregory Forest (UNC-CH), Ruhai Zhou (UNC-CH), Qi Wang (FSU),
Kinetic structure simulations of nematic polymers in plane Couette cells, I: The algorithm and benchmarks
SIAM Multiscale Model. Simul., Vol. 3(4), 853-870, 2005.
PAMPS_2004-05
M. Gregory Forest (UNC-CH), Ruhai Zhou (UNC-CH), Qi Wang (FSU),
Chaotic boundaries of nematic polymers in mixed shear and extensional flows
Phys. Rev. Lett., Vol.93 (8), 088301, 2004.
PAMPS_2004-06
Xiaoyu Zheng, M. Gregory Forest (UNC-CH), Robert Lipton (LSU), Ruhai Zhou (UNC-CH), Qi Wang (FSU)
Exact scaling laws for electrical conductivity properties of nematic polymer nano-composite monodomains
Adv. Func. Mat., Vol. 15(4), 627-638, 2005.



PAMPS_2003-01
A. Layton (UNC-CH), M. Minion (UNC-CH),
Conservative multi-implicit spectral deferred correction methods for reacting gas dynamics,
-Submitted to Journal of Computational Physics.
PAMPS_2003-02
M.G. Forest(UNC-CH), R. Zhou (UNC-CH), Q. Wang (FSU),
Scaling behavior of kinetic orientational distributions for dilute nematic polymers in weak shear, -Submitted to J. Non-Newt. Fluid Mech., 2003.
PAMPS_2003-03
M.G. Forest(UNC-CH), R. McLaughlin(UNC-CH), H. Zhou(UCSC),
Computational observation of a weakly compressible mixing barrier in idealized anelastic fluid equations,
-To appear in Physics of Fluids
PAMPS_2003-04
M.G. Forest(UNC-CH), Q. Wang (FSU), H. Zhou (UCSC), R. Zhou (UNC-CH),Structure scaling properties of confined nematic polymers in plane Couette cells: the weak flow limit,
-Submitted to J. Rheology, 2003.
PAMPS_2003-05
M.G. Forest(UNC-CH), Q. Wang (FSU), R. Zhou (UNC-CH), E. Choate (UNC-CH),
Monodomain response of arbitrary aspect ratio nematic polymers in general linear planar flows,
-Submitted to JNNFM




PAMPS_2002-01
Forest (UNC-CH), Wright (United Arab Emirates Univ.),
An integrable model for stable:unstable wave coupling phenomena,
-Physica D-Nonlinear Phenomena, Vol. 178, 173-189, 2003
PAMPS_2002-02
Bechtel (OSU), Forest (UNC-CH), Rooney (UC,Berkeley), Wang (IUPUI),
Thermal Expansion Models of Viscous Fluids Based on Limits of Free Energy,
-To appear in Physics of Fluids
PAMPS_2002-03
Forest (UNC-CH), K.McLaughlin (UNC-CH), Wright (United Arab Emirates Univ.),
On the exact solution of the geometric optics approximation of Hirota's nonlinear envelope equation
PAMPS_2002-04
Forest (UNC-CH), Wang (IUPUI), Zhou (UCSC),
Pattern evolution in tumbling nematic liquid crystalline polymers between shear plates
PAMPS_2002-05
Minion (UNC-CH),
SemiImplicit Spectral Deferred Correction Methods for Ordinary Differential Equations,
-Submitted to SISC
PAMPS_2002-06
Minion (UNC-CH),
Higher-Order Semi-Implicit Projection Methods,
-LLNL Technical Report UCRL-JC-145295
PAMPS_2002-07
Greengard (NYU), Huang (UNC-CH),
A new version of fast multipoles method for screened Coulomb interaction in three dimensions,
-J. Comput. Phys. 180 (2002), no. 2, 642--658.
PAMPS_2002-08
Forest & Zhou (UNC-CH), Wang (FSU),
Symmetries of the Doi kinetic theory for nematic polymers of arbitrary aspect ratio: at rest and in linear flows,
-Phys. Rev. E, Vol. 66 (3), 031712, 2002
PAMPS_2002-09
Forest (UNC-CH), Wang (FSU),
Monodomain response of finite-aspect-ratio macromolecules in shear and related linear flows,
-Rheologica Acta, Vol. 42, 20-46, 2003
PAMPS_2002-10
A. Layton (UNC-CH), H. Layton (Duke),
An efficient numerical method for distributed-loop models of the Urine concentrating mechanism,
-To appear in Mathematical Biosicences
PAMPS_2002-11
A. Layton (UNC-CH), H. Layton (Duke),
A numerical method for Renal models that represent tubules with abrupt changes in the membrane properties,
-To appear in Journal of Mathematical Biology
PAMPS_2002-12
Layton (UNC-CH), Christara (Toronto), Jackson (Toronto)
High-order spatial discretization methods for the shallow water equations. Part I: Quadratic Spline Galerkin Method
PAMPS_2002-13
Layton (UNC-CH), Christara (Toronto), Jackson (Toronto)
High-order spatial discretization methods for the shallow water equations. Part II: Optimal Quadratic Spline Collocation Method
PAMPS_2002-14
Layton (UNC-CH),
Cubic spline collocation method for the shallow water equations on sphere,
-To appear in Journal of Computational Physics
PAMPS_2002-15
Dienstfrey (NIST) and Huang (UNC-CH),
Integral representation for the Elliptic functions,
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, in press.
PAMPS_2002-16
Forest (UNC-CH), Wang (FSU), Zhou (UNC-CH)
The weak shear kinetic phase diagram for nematic polymers,
-final form to appear in Rheo. Acta., 2003.
PAMPS_2002-17
Forest (UNC-CH), Zhou (UNC-CH), Wang (FSU)
Full-tensor alignment criteria for sheared nematic polymers,
-J. Rheo., Vol. 47 (1), 105-127, 2003
PAMPS_2002-18
Forest (UNC-CH), Wang (FSU), Zhou (UNC-CH)
Explicit flow-aligned orientational distribution functions for dilute nematic polymers in weak shear,
-Proceedinds of International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, IMECE2002-32185, 2002
PAMPS_2002-19
Bourlioux (Montreal), Layton & Minion (UNC-CH),
High-Order Multi-Implicit Spectral Deferred Correction Methods for Problems of Reactive Flow,
-Submitted to Journal of Computational Physics
PAMPS_2002-20
Adalsteinsson (UNC-CH), Sethian (UC,Berkeley),
Transport and Diffusion of Material Quantities on -Propagating Interfaces via Level Set Methods,
-Submitted to Journal of Computational Physics
PAMPS_2002-21
A. Layton (UNC-CH), H. Layton (Duke),
A Region-based Model Framework for the Rat Urine Concentrating Mechanism
-To appear in Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
PAMPS_2002-23
Layton (UNC-CH), Spotz (Sandia National Lab)
A Semi-Lagrangian Double Fourier Method for the Shallow Water Equations on the Sphere,
-To appear in Journal of Computational Physics
PAMPS_2002-24
Layton (UNC-CH)
Optimal quadratic spline collocation methods on staggered grids,
PAMPS_2002-25
Wang (FSU), Forest & Zhou (UNC-CH),
A hydrodynamics theory forsolutions of nonhomogeneous nematic liquidcrystalline polymers with densityvariations,
-Proceedings of International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, IMECE2002-32189, 2002
PAMPS_2002-26
Layton (UNC-CH),
A semi-Lagrangian collocation method for the shallow water equations on the sphere,
-To appear in SIAM Journal of Scientific Computing
PAMPS_2002-27
A. Layton (UNC-CH), H. Layton (Duke),
A region-based mathematical model for the urine concentrating mechanism in the outer medulla of the rat kidney
PAMPS_2002-28
A. Layton (UNC-CH), H. Layton (Duke),
Parameter sensitivity and tubular inhomogeneity in a mathematical model of the rat outer medulla

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