Conference fees for ALGORITMY 2024

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The Conference fee is split into two parts:

The Registration fee in the amount of 240€.
The Accommodation and full board fee in the amount of :
- 650€ for participant in a double room in Grandhotel Permon
- 875€ for participant in a single room in Grandhotel Permon,
- 650€ for accompanying person in Grandhotel Permon (there are special rates for accompanying children).
- 550€ for participant in a double room in Hotel Pieris.
- 550€ for accompanying person in Hotel Pieris (there are special rates for accompanying children)

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890€	if accommodated in a double room in Grandhotel Permon (If possible, consider selecting a shared double room. You can reduce the cost and help organizers optimally use the hotel rooms)
1115€	if accommodated in a single room in Grandhotel Permon
650€	for accompanying person in a double room in Grandhotel Permon
790€	if accommodated in a double room in Hotel Pieris
550€	for accompanying person in a double room Hotel Pieris

Non-Slovak participants pay the conference fee (price includes 20% VAT, Algoritmy:SK, s.r.o. VAT No. is SK2120244170) by bank transfer to the following account:
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Slovak participants pay the conference fee by bank transfer to the following account (JSMF is not a VAT payer):
Name of beneficiary: Jednota slovenskych matematikov a fyzikov SAV
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Simulations of supersonic flows to study trajectories of aerosols and the impaction-based sampling efficiency on a rocket-borne particle collector

This investigation applies computational fluid dynamics simulations to support the design development of an impaction-based particle collector. This collector aims at submicron aerosol sampling in the supersonic free stream radially aside a sounding rocket body in the mesosphere (altitude of 85 km). The overall goal of the development process is to collect mesospheric aerosols for their physico-chemical analyses to gain further insights into high atmosphere processes: e.g. of aerosol particles from meteoric ablation and their potential impact on noctilucent cloud (NLC) formation. However, sampling of particles at these heights and their analyses is only possible by considerable costs and great effort by using sounding rockets, which is why only a sparse database is available so far. The development process and efficiency analyses are based on numerical simulations achieved by the software COMSOL Multiphysics®, where the simulation workflow is divided into two independent studies: First, with the CAD Import Module, the detailed rocket geometry (as far as relevant for the particle collection efficiency) is implemented into the model. Then, the supersonic flow field surrounding the rocket under varying flight attitudes is simulated by the High Mach Number Laminar Flow Interface by solving the Navier-Stokes equations for compressible fluids, whereby a steady state solution is obtained. Of particular interest for the design and arrangement of the probe collector is (a) the evaluation of the evolving flow field around the sounding rocket at the free stream Mach number of Ma = 1.75 (at 85 km height) and (b) the localization as well as the impact of the occurring shockwave on the particle sampling. Furthermore, the thickness of the boundary layer around the rocket body is investigated to ensure a particle sampling well away of perturbing influences. Additionally, for modeling the particle trajectories and thus the aerosol impactions on the probe collector, Particle Tracing for Fluid Flow is utilized, where Newtons second law is applied. For this purpose, a preliminary investigation of possible particle forces and their magnitude is performed and corresponding forces (drag and Brownian force) are considered in the model. With the final collector design, the number of impacted particles on collector surfaces are analyzed in a parameter study for aerosol sizes of 1.2 nm diameter at various number concentrations. Therefrom, the potential sampling efficiency of the probe collector is estimated. In conclusion, impactions onto designated collector surfaces are highly probable according to simulation results. Moreover, our COMSOL® model can be validated by measurement results of the future planned rocket flight.

Conference fees for ALGORITMY 2024

The Conference fee is split into two parts:

Payment instructions:

Important remarks:

Contact: algoritm@math.sk

Contact: algoritm@math.sk

Conference fees for ALGORITMY 2024

The Conference fee is split into two parts:

Payment instructions:

Important remarks:

Contact: algoritm@math.sk

Contact: algoritm@math.sk

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Dissipation-based WENO stabilization for high-order finite element discretizations of hyperbolic problems

Approximations of linear elliptic problems with irregular data on general simplicial grids

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Model Reduction and Learning for PDE Constrained Optimization

Learning the solution operator of Hamilton Jacobi Bellman equations using physics-informed DeepONets

Path-based data envelopment analysis models with direction defined using the anti-ideal point

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First and second order optimisation for solving initial value problems with neural forms on subdomains

Image Segmentation with Shape Compactness Regularization

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Energy-preserving numerical methods for some dispersive shallow water models

Applications of constrained forced curvature flow

Direct Parallel-in-Time method based on Spectral Deferred Correction

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Bilevel Optimization with a No-Reference Image Statistics Based Score-Predictor Loss

Algebraic error in Adaptive Finite Element Method

Electric Field Predictions Using Physics-Informed Neural Networks

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ALE based MOR for transport dominated problems: calibration, optimization and regression

Monolithic Convex Limiting for Legendre–Gauss–Lobatto Discontinuous Galerkin Spectral Element Methods

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Recent advances in well-balanced methods for systems of conservation laws

A Novel Approach to Flux Balance Analysis in Genome-Scale Metabolic Modeling Using Dual Form Anderson Acceleration with Loopless Constraints

Steklov properties of the Helmholtz operator in the plane

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Convergence of the finite element method on extremely deformed meshes

An experimental analysis of the K-SVD algorithm

3D high-resolution numerical modelling of altimetry-derived marine gravity data using FVM

Sketching and Recycling GMRES for a Sequence of PDE Solves

Adaptively optimised transmission conditions in Schwarz methods

Augmented Lagrangian Acceleration of Global-In-Time Oseen Solvers

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Piece-wise Symplectic Model Reduction on Quadratically Embedded Manifolds

Guaranteed and robust L2-norm a posteriori error estimates for 1D linear advection(-reaction) problems

Decomposition Methods for Training Neural Networks

Computational smeared damage in the macroscopic analysis of quasi-brittle materials and structures

Active learning of Gaussian Process Regression surrogates from simulated training data

Learning local Dirichlet-to-Neumann maps of nonlinear elliptic PDEs with rough data

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