The 81st Fujihara Seminar
Mathematical Aspects for Interfaces and Free Boundaries

Purpose of the Seminar

An interface bounding phases of materials called a free boundary. Typical examples include a crystal surface and a grain boundary. It is important to predict and control its shape not only in natural science but also in applied fields like life science, image segmentations, data science. The problem is often modelled by nonlinear partial differential equations which have been studied for many years. In this seminar, we gather mathematical analysts, numerical analysts, geometric analysts, control theorists of these equations and materials scientists, image analysts, data scientists to find a new research direction based on serious discussion on the mathematical foundation and its applications. We intend to promote mathematical analysis, numerical analysis and geometric analysis and to apply them to materials science, life science, image processing, data science.

Organizers

• Charles M. Elliott (University of Warwick)
• Yoshikazu Giga (The University of Tokyo)
• Nao Hamamuki (Hokkaido University)
• Michael Hinze (University of Koblenz · Landau)
• Vanessa Styles (University of Sussex)
• Etsuro Yokoyama (Gakushuin University)

Latest News

• June 30 2022

  On-demand videos from the seminar available!

• May 31 2022

  UPDATED: Access link to join the Online seminar
  NOTE: The first day of the seminar has been change to 7th (tue)

• May 9 2022

  Program is released.
  Participants has been updated.

• February 14 2022

  Website Opens!

Secretariat

c/o E.C. Inc.
maifb2022@ec-pro.jp