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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261022T161500
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URL:https://www.hmc.edu/calendar/events/mathematical-connections-seminar-b
 obby-sanchez/
SUMMARY:Mathematical Connections Seminar: Bobby Sanchez
DESCRIPTION:“Interactions between Tides and Glaciers: a Potentially Uplif
 ting Story”\n\nPhysical oceanography is the study of dynamics within the
  Earth's oceans and estuaries. These dynamics occur across a range of leng
 th scales and timescales leading to a variety of behaviour (e.g.\, waves\,
  currents\, plumes\, turbulence) that have consequences for ecosystems\, p
 eople and the climate. Climate and Mathematics Professor Bobby Sanchez wil
 l introduce oceanography and the methods used to analyze ocean data\, such
  as time-series analysis and numerical solutions to differential equations
 . He will use these methods to investigate tidally driven waves in a Green
 land fjord. Both data and numerical modeling suggest tides could play an i
 mportant role in enhancing the melt rates of glaciers.\nSpeaker\nBobby San
 chez is an assistant professor at Harvey Mudd College with a joint appoint
 ment between the Department of Mathematics and the Hixon Center for Climat
 e and Environment. Prior to Harvey Mudd\, he received his PhD in physical 
 oceanography from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
CATEGORIES:Faculty,Staff,Students
LOCATION:Shanahan Center\, 320 E. Foothill Blvd.\, Claremont\, CA\, 91711\,
  United States
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