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 mbinatorics-seminar-steve-melczer-1
SUMMARY:Algebraic Combinatorics Seminar - Steve Melczer
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nTITLE: Analytic Combinatorics\, Rigorous Numerics\
 , and Uniqueness of\nBiomembranes\n\nSpeaker:\n Steve Melczer\n\nAffiliati
 on:\n University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ\n\nZoom:\n Contact Karen Yeats\n\nABSTRACT:\n
 \nSince the invention of the compound microscope in the early\nseventeenth
  century\, scientists have marvelled over red blood cells\nand their surpr
 ising shape. An influential model of Canham predicts\nthe shapes of blood 
 cells and similar biomembranes come from a\nvariational problem minimizing
  the \"bending energy\" of these surfaces.\nBecause observed (healthy) cel
 ls have the same shape in humans\, it is\nnatural to ask whether the model
  admits a unique solution. Here\, we\nprove solution uniqueness for the ge
 nus one Canham problem.\n 
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