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Conference on Scientific Computing Vysoke Tatry, Podbanske
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Conference on Scientific Computing Vysoke Tatry, Podbanske
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Scientific Programme Committee:
E.
Bänsch
(Berlin), P.Brunovsky (Bratislava),
G.Dziuk
(
Freiburg),
W.Jäger
(Heidelberg),
J.Kacur (Bratislava), J.Komornik (Bratislava),
K.Mikula
(Bratislava), M. Rumpf
(Duisburg),
J.A.Sethian(Berkeley),
F.Sgallari (Bologna),
Z.Strakos (Praha),
D.B.Szyld (Philadelphia),
M.Vajtersic (Salzburg), G.Wittum
(Heidelberg)
Plenary speakers :
Peter Bastian (University of Heidelberg),
Martin Burger (University of California, Los Angeles),
Marc Droske (University of Duisburg-Essen),
Oliver Ernst (TU Bergakademie Freiberg),
Miloslav Feistauer (Charles University, Prague),
Geoffrey C. Fox (Indiana University),
Willi Jaeger (University of Heidelberg),
Alison Ramage (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow)
Thomas F. Russell (University of Colorado, Denver),
Guillermo Sapiro (University of Minnesota),
Alessandro Sarti (University of Bologna),
Daniel Sevcovic (Comenius University, Bratislava),
Daniel Szyld (Temple University Philadelphia),
Axel Voigt (Stiftung CAESAR, Bonn)
Dear Colleagues,
it is our pleasure to invite you to
participate in
the series of ALGORITMY conferences
(see also
ALGORITMY 2002,
ALGORITMY 2000,
ALGORITMY'97).
ALGORITMY (Algorithms) represents the oldest Central-European series
of international high level scientific meetings devoted to applied
mathematics, numerical methods, computational sciences and engineering,
traditionally organized in the High Tatra Mountains, Slovakia.
Following this old tradition,
the 17th ALGORITMY conference will be devoted to computational
methods, their analysis, algorithmic realization and application
to real-world problems arising from but not restricted to
natural sciences, engineering, technology, medicine and finance.
Among the traditional topics we could name
In solving real-world problems, application of modern numerical methods
(as finite elements, finite volumes and finite differences)
is accompanied by solving the arising systems of equations.
These two parts were always present in the
tradition of the ALGORITMY conferences. ALGORITMY 2005 will be organized
in collaboration with the meeting "Computational Linear Algebra with
Applications". A part of ALGORITMY 2005 can therefore be considered
as continuation of the two meetings hold in Milovy, Czech Republic,
in 1997 and 2002. That part focuses,
in addition to some topics mentioned above, on
By this collaboration and making these topics visible in the program of
ALGORITMY 2005 we wish to promote contacts between different parts
of the computational mathematics community. We hope that this will
appear fruitful and will continue in a corresponding way in the next
Milovy meeting planned for the year 2007.
Refereed conference Proceedings of contributed lectures and posters
will be published before the conference by Slovak University of Technology.
You are invited to submit a high quality
paper related to the topics of the conference.
(See issues from
ALGORITMY
2000 and
ALGORITMY 2002)
Proceedings of plenary lectures and selected
contributions of participants will appear after the conference in
Springer-Verlag mathematical journal
Computing and Visualization in Science.
computational
fluid dynamics
nonlinear
heat and mass transfer
modelling
of flow in porous media
computational finance
image processing and computer vision
data analysis and pattern recognition
free boundary problems
inverse problems
computational geometry and grid generation
scientific visualizationsoftware
for scientific computations.
direct and iterative methods for large
linear algebraic systems
preconditioning techniques
optimization and nonlinear algebraic
problems
eigenvalue problems
numerical stability
The programme of the conference will consist of
50-minutes and 40-minutes invited plenary lectures, 25-minutes
contributed talks of participants
and a poster session.
Conference Office: ALGORITMY
2005, Department of Mathematics and Descriptive
Geometry, Slovak University of Technology,
Radlinskeho 11, 813 68 Bratislava,
Slovakia
e-mail address:
algoritm@vox.svf.stuba.sk
