EDITOR'S NOTE. This event was first announced by the School of Mathematics. For updates, check the original posting.
This workshop is an introduction to recent mathematical advances in Arnold diffusion that will enable the design of spacecraft orbits that will use significantly less fuel by taking advantage of natural gravitational forces in space.
Workshop participants include mission design specialists from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and mathematicians from Georgia Tech and Yeshiva University.
The workshop is part of a Strategic University Research Partnership grant awarded by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory to School of Mathematics Professor Rafael de la Llave and Yeshiva University Professor Marian Gidea. The project's JPL principal investigator is Rodney L. Anderson.
STUDENTS ARE WELCOME AND HIGHLY ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND.
List of participants and schedule are available at http://people.math.gatech.edu/~rll6/JPL/jpl.html.
Tuesday, 2018, January 16 - 12:00am to Friday, 2018, January 19 - 12:00am
Room 005, Skiles Building, 686 Cherry St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313
Free: Students are encouraged to attend
For More Information Contact
Rafael de la Llave