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DESCRIPTION:Pavel Grinfeld\nDrexel University\nI will give an overview of t
 he CMS and illustrate its capability\nby demonstrating a number of applica
 tions. Applications will\ninclude: 1. Boundary variation problems -- what 
 is the change in\nsolution of a boundary value problem induced by a change
  in shape?\n2. Shape optimization problems -- what shape delivers an extre
 mal\nvalue of a shape dependent objective function? 3. Dynamic problems\n-
 - I am excited to present the recently proposed exact nonlinear\nequations
  of fluid film dynamics. Derived from the Least Action\nPrinciple\, these 
 equations are a direct analogue of the\nNavier-Stokes equations and theref
 ore possess the same key\ncharacteristics: conservation of mass and\, in t
 he case of inviscid\nequations\, conservation of energy\, pointwise conser
 vation of\nvorticity and conservation of circulation around a closed loop.
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LOCATION:Burnside Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0B9\, 805 rue Sherbrooke 
 Ouest
SUMMARY:Fluid Film Equations and Other Applications of the Calculus of Movi
 ng Surfaces
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 lications-calculus-moving-surfaces-171342
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