Department of Mathmatics Post-Ostrom Colloquium

Department of Mathematics Post-Ostrom Colloquium

“The Dynamics of Fibrin Gel Formation”

James P. Keener
Distinguished Professor of Mathematics
University of Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Thursday, April 17, 2014
4:10 p.m., Neill 5W

The purpose of this talk is to describe recent advances in the study of the dynamics of fibrin clot formation. In particular, I will derive and discuss features of a new partial differential equation model that describes the growth of fibrin clots as a polymerization/gelation reaction. The solution of this PDE model gives insight into the branching structure of clots that are formed under various physiological conditions.

Refreshments served at 3:30 p.m.

Hacker Reading Lounge – Neill 216

Everyone Welcome

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