Conference on Scientific Computing Vysoke Tatry, Podbanske
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Scientific Programme Committee:
E.
Bänsch (Erlangen, Germany),
P.
Bastian (Heidelberg, Germany),
M. Benes (Prague, Czech Republic),
M.
Feistauer
(Prague, Czech Republic),
M.
Gander (Geneve, Switzerland),
J. Kacur (Bratislava, Slovakia),
K. Mikula
(Bratislava, Slovakia),
M. Ohlberger
(Munster, Germany),
M. Rumpf
(Bonn, Germany),
O. Scherzer (Vienna, Austria),
J.A. Sethian (Berkeley, USA),
D. Sevcovic (Bratislava, Slovakia),
M. Tuma (Prague, Czech Republic),
M. Vajtersic (Salzburg, Austria)
Invited plenary speakers:
Mario Arioli (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Didcot, UK),
David Bader (Georgia Tech, Atlanta, USA),
Clint Dawson (University of Texas, Austin, USA),
Laurence Halpern (University Paris 13, France),
Ron Kimmel (Technion, Haifa, Israel),
Petr Knobloch (Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic),
Shigetoshi Yazaki (Meiji University, Japan)
Special sessions organized by programme committee members and by invitation:
Peter Bastian (University of Heidelberg),
Vicent Caselles &
Karol Mikula
(University Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona & Slovak University of Technology, Bratislava),
Matthias Ehrhardt
(University of Wuppertal),
Miloslav Feistauer &
Maria Lukacova-Medvidova
(Charles University, Prague & University of Mainz),
Martin J. Gander
(University of Geneve),
Tetsuya Ishiwata &
Masato Kimura
(Shibaura Institute of Technology, Tokyo & Kyushu University),
Mario Ohlberger
(University of Münster),
Gabriel Oksa &
Marian Vajtersic
(Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava & University of Salzburg),
Florin Radu
(University of Bergen) &
Iuliu Sorin Pop
(University of Eindhoven),
Thomas Rauber
& Matthias Korch
(University of Bayreuth),
Martin Vohralik
(University Paris 6)
ALGORITMY (Algorithms) represents the oldest Central-European series of international high level scientific meetings devoted to applied mathematics and numerical methods in computational sciences and engineering. It has been traditionally organized in the High Tatra Mountains, Slovakia (see ALGORITMY 2009, ALGORITMY 2005, ALGORITMY 2002) by the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava in cooperation with Comenius University in Bratislava and Slovak and Czech Academy of Sciences.
Following this old tradition, the 19th 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.
The main topics of the ALGORITMY 2012 conference are:
In solving the above mentioned real-world problems,
the main attention is given to a new development and advanced
applications of modern numerical methods as finite element,
finite volume and finite difference schemes, preconditioning techniques and Lagrangean and Eulerian level-set methods, applied on structured and unstructured adaptive grids.
The programme of the conference will consist of invited plenary lectures, compact two-hours invited parallel sessions, parallel sessions of contributed talks and a poster session. Deadline for submission of contributed talks and posters is April 22, 2012.
Peer-reviewed Proceedings of sessions' and contributed talks and posters will be published by the Slovak University of Technology and will be at disposal during the conference. The length of the paper should not exceed 10 pages, instructions how to prepare the manuscript are here, the deadline is April 22, 2012. Please send your paper in PDF format to algoritm@math.sk.
Proceedings of plenary lectures supplemented by selected contributions of participants will appear in a scientific journal.
The scientific programme will start on Monday, September 10th, 2012 at 9 am and end on Friday, September 14th, 2012, afternoon. The accomodation will start on Sunday, September 9th (dinner) and end on Friday 14th (lunch).
Conference Office: ALGORITMY
2012, Department of Mathematics and Descriptive
Geometry, Slovak University of Technology,
Radlinskeho 11, 813 68 Bratislava,
Slovakia
e-mail address:
algoritm@math.sk