Andre Longtin - couldnt make it this year
Sherwin Maslowe - not given a seminar here in 10 years
Michel Fortin 0 didnt reply to invite last year




Some suggestions from last year (excluding those that came):

Paul:
Andre Longtin  - Physics Univ Ottawa
Eric Matsui - Mathematics Univ Ottawa
Andre Longtin did his PhD with Michael Mackey.  he does some stuff with
delay and noise with neuro applications.

Eric Matsui did his PhD with Debra Lewis.  He used to do stuff with
symmetries in Hamiltonian systems.  Now he is doing something to do with
spiral waves.
1.  Stephane Dellacherie  (dellache@crm.umontreal.ca)
  This guy is a post-doc of Anne Bourlioux's  (i think you've met him).  I
am really interested in what he does.


Martin
a very well known person to invite for an applied math seminar would be
Michel Fortin from Laval (the one that wrote the famous book). I have
talked to him last week and he might be able to come in April, although it
is not sure. I think it would be worthwhile giving it a try.


Nilima: distant:
1. Walter Craig, McMaster, applied analysis/integrable PDE
2. Dominik Schoetzau, UBC, discontinuous finite elements
4. Fadil Santosa, U. Minnesota, (sort of the brains behind their
industrial mathematics program).
5. Jan Hesthaven, Brown, Spectral methods for CFD
6. Toby Driscoll, U. Delaware, spectral methods
local:
1. Jeremy Cooperstock, image processing, EE
2. Luc DeVroye, probabalist, CS
3. Prakash Panangaden, probabalist, CS
5. Mark Sutton/Martin Grant, math physics, Physics

Dominik expressed interest in heading out around the time that Hairer
is in town. Apart from that, no particular ordering! Walter is an interesting
figure in applied analysis in Canada

Anne Bourlioux
3. Agnes Tourin McMaster tourin@math.mcmaster.ca