Nick Trefethen Talks (selection)
- Pseudospectra
and EigTool (video)
(U. of Cambridge, March 2009)
- Introduction
to Chebfun (video)
(U. of Cambridge, July 2011 -- starts at 2:40)
- Six myths of polynomial interpolation
(IMA/Royal Society, June 2011)
- Chebfun: A new kind of numerical computing
(U. of Heidelberg, May 2010)
- CF approximation 30 years later
(ETH Zurich, August 2009)
- Continuous analogues of QR, SVD, and LU
(Householder Symposium, June 2008)
- Speeding up numerical computations via conformal maps
(Texas Tech University, October 2007)
- Is Gauss quadrature better than Clenshaw-Curtis?
(SIAM Annual Meeting, July 2006)
- Lewy-Hörmander nonexistence and pseudospectra
(SIAM PDE Meeting, July 2006)
- Talbot quadratures and rational approximations
(SIAM/GAMM Applied Linear Algebra, July 2006)
- Spectra and Pseudospectra
(Householder Symposium, May 2005)
- Who invented the great numerical algorithms?
(Various places, 2005)
- Eigenmodes of drums and physics
Nobel Prizes
(Rice University, November 2005)
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