Szemináriumok
| Időpont |
Előadó |
Cím | esemeny_tipus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016.09.23. 08:15 | Mihály Weiner (BUTE Dept. Math. Analysis) | How does a charged particle move in an external electromagnetic field? | |
| 2022.12.13. 17:15 | Mihály Vághy, Gábor Szederkényi (Pázmány P. Catholic Univ., Budapest) | Lyapunov stability of generalized ribosome flow models | Szeminárium |
| 2015.11.20. 09:15 | Mihály Kállay | Linear-scaling electronic structure methods for large molecular systems | |
| 2016.04.29. 08:15 | Michal Mruczkiewicz (Slovak Aced. Sci.) | Particular Properties of Spin Waves in Magnonic Crystals | |
| 2021.05.06. 16:00 | Michael Freitas Gustavo (Center of Molecular Modeling, Ghent University) | Reparameterization of Computational Chemistry Force Fields Using Globally Managed Parallel Optimization | Szeminárium |
| 2023.04.04. 17:15 | Maya Mincheva (Northern Illinois University, Dekalb IL) | Reaction networks with time delays | Szeminárium |
| 2015.11.10. 13:15 | Matthias Droth (Univ. Konstanz) | Electron spin relaxation in graphene nanoribbon quantum dots | |
| 2022.03.22. 16:00 | Matthew Johnston (Lawrence Technological University) | Analyzing Steady States of Mass Action Systems through Network Splitting | Szeminárium |
| 2018.10.05. 08:15 | Matteo Giordano (ELTE Dept. Theor. Phys.) | Landau levels in lattice QCD in an external magnetic field | |
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2018.11.09. 16:00 - 18:00 |
Matolcsi Máté, a Matematika Intézet egyetemi tanára | Kvantumtitkosírás (Science Campus előadássorozat) |