ICIAM 95 - for anybody who may have missed previous announcements
David Hough
sun!Eng!David.Hough
Tue Oct 25 10:45:07 PDT 1994
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** THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON **
** INDUSTRIAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS **
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** July 3 - 7, 1995 **
** HAMBURG, GERMANY **
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The congress organizers are developing a programme that will focus
worldwide attention on the importance of mathematical and computational
methods in the solution of real world problems. A major exposition of
computer hardware and software exhibits and demonstations will enable
you to explore state-of-the-art technology.
In addition to a programme highlighting important advances in research
and applications, there will be many opportunities for you to meet your
colleagues from other countries.
The first International Congress on Industrial and Applied Mathematics
was held 1987 in Paris. ICIAM 87 attracted 900 scientists from applied
and computational mathematics and applied sciences. This number climbed
to over 2300 at ICIAM 91 in Washington, DC.
ICIAM 95 will be hosted by GAMM.
ICIAM 95 President is Oskar Mahrenholtz,
Technical University Hamburg-Harburg
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* PROGRAMME COMMITTEE *
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Klaus W. Kirchgaessner, Chair, Universitaet Stuttgart
Petter Bjorstad, University of Bergen
Cai Dayong, Tsinghua University, Beijing
John Chadam, McMaster University, Hamilton
Julio Claeyssen, Fed. Univ. of Rio Grande, Porto Alegre
Heinz W. Engl, Johannes-Kepler-Universitaet Linz
Gene H. Golub, Stanford University, Stanford
Julian C. R. Hunt, Metereological Office, Bracknell
Iri Masao, University of Tokyo
Nancy J. Kopell, Boston University
Pierre-Louis Lions, Universite de Pauris Dauphine, Paris
Jean Claude Nedelec, Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau
John R. Ockendon, University of Oxford
Etienne Pardoux, Universite de Provence, Marseille
Mario Primicerio, Universita di Firenze
Alberto Tesei, Universita di Roma "La Sapienza"
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* COMMITTEE FOR THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES ON *
* INDUSTRIAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS *
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C. William Gear, Chair, NEC Research Institute Princeton, New Jersey
and the delegates form the Member Societies:
ANZIAM , CAMS/SCMA , CSIAM , ECMI , GAMM , IMA ,
JSIAM , NORTIM , SBMAC , SIMAI , SMAI , SIAM
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* CONGRESS TOPICS *
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The programme consists of invited and contributed lectures, minisym-
posia, poster presentations, and an exhibition.
The presentations are solicited in all areas of applied mathematics,
computer science, applied probability and statistics, scientific
computing, and applications in science, medicine, engineering, economics
and other related fields.
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* SUBJECTS OF INVITED MINISYMPOSIA AND INVITED LECTURES *
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Applied Analysis
Numerical Analysis
Applied Stochastics - Imaging
Graphs, Matroids, Networks - Imaging
High Performace Computing
Self-Validation in Computer Science
Biology
Medicine
Finance
Control
Fluid Dynamics
Combustion
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Environment - Climate
Materials - Phase Transitions -Crystals
Robotics - Multibody Dynamics - Mechanics
Transport Problems - Kinetic Theory
Industry - High Technology and Coating - Thin Films - Oil
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* INVITED SPEAKERS *
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Akaike, H., Tokyo, Japan
"Industrial Application of Statistical Processes in Conception of AIC"
Arnold, V. I., Moskau, Republic of Russia
"Singularities and Bifurcations in Pure and Applied Mathematics"
Baccelli, F., INRIA, Valbonne, France
"Stochastic Discrete Event Problems"
Berry, M. V., Bristol,UK
"Asymptotics and Mechanics"
Brezis, H., Paris, France
"Liquid Crystals"
Cercignani, C., Milano, Italy
"Mathematical Problems in Rarefied Gas Dynamics"
Daubechies, I., Murray Hill, USA
"Wavelets"
Degond, P., Toulouse, France
"Macroscopic Models of Charged-Particle Transport Derived from
Kinetic Theory"
Foellmer, H., Bonn, Germany
"Mathematical Finance"
Hasselmann, K., Hamburg, Germany
"Global Climate Modelling"
Hinch, E. J., Cambridge, UK
"The Fluid Dynamics of Elastic Liquids"
James, R., Minneapolis, USA
"Hysteresis in Phase Transformations"
Kahan, W., Berkeley, USA
"Computer Science"
Keller, J. B., Stanford, USA
"Applied Mathematics"
Lions, J. L., Paris, France
"Some Mathematical Questions Connected with Climate Models"
Marsden, J., Berkley, USA
"Dynamical Systems and Geometric Mechanics in Control Theory"
Meyer, G., Moffett Field, USA
"Nonlinear Control and Discrete Event Systems"
Mumford, D., Cambridge MA, USA
"Statistical Methods in Computer Vision"
Murota, K., Kyoto, Japan
"Structural Approach in Systems Analysis by Mixed Matrices
Neunzert, H., Kaiserslautern, Germany
"Particle Methods: Theory and Applications"
Nilsson, L. G., Linkoeping, Sweden
"Computational Contact-Impact Analysis"
Pfeiffer, F. Muenchen, Germany
"Robotics in Theory and Practice"
Perelson, A., Los Alamos, USA
"Mathematical Modelling of the Immune System in Health and Disease"
Peskin, C., New York, USA
"The Immersed Boundary Method for Biological Fluid Dynamics"
Quarteroni, A., Milano, Italy
"Computational Fluid Dynamics in Industrial Processes"
Rannacher, R., Heidelberg, Germany
"Computation of Viscous Incompressible Flows"
Sivashinski, G., Tel Aviv, Israel
"Topics in Dynamics of Flame-Flow Interaction"
Tayler, A., Oxford, UK
"Mathematics and High Technology"
Trefethen, L., Ithaka, USA
"Why Gaussian Elimination Works even though It Is Unstable"
Van Dooren, P., Urbana, USA
"Signals, Systems, Control"
Ward, M., Vancouver, Canada
"Hybrid Asymptotic-Numerical Methods for Certain Singular
Perturbation Problems"
Zeng,Q., Beijing, China
"Silt Sedimentation and Relevant Engineering Problem -- an
Example of Natural Cybernetics"
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* MINISYMPOSIA *
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A minisymposia is a session of speakers focusing on a single topic. The
organizer of a minisympoisium invites the speakers and decides on the
topic they are to deliver. If you would like to organize a minisym-
posium, you must submit a proposal on an ICIAM 95 minisymposium form.
To obtain a form and guidelines for submitting a minisymposium proposal,
please send a message to:
E-mail: iciam95avax1.rz.uni-regensburg.d400.de
Fax: +49-941-943-4005
Deadline date for submission of minisymposium proposals: Sept. 30, 1994
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* CONTRIBUTED PRESENTATIONS-LECTURES OR POSTERS *
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You are invited to submit a paper, which you may present in lecture or
poster format. Authors will have approximately 15 minutes for the
lecture, with additional 5 minutes for discussion. Alternatively they
may elect poster presentations, which allow interactive discussions with
individuals interested in their work.
If you like to present a paper (lecture or poster format), please submit
a summary on an ICIAM 95 contributed paper form.
To obtain a form and guidelines for submitting a paper, please send a
message to:
E-mail: iciam95avax1.rz.uni-regensburg.d400.de
Fax: +49-941-943-4005
Deadline date for submission of abstracts: October 31, 1994
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* VENUE *
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The site for the congress is the CCH - Congress Centrum Hamburg, one
of the most modern and largest convention venues in Europe. The CCH
offers flexibility and state-of-the-art conference technique. With its
city~centre location in a park landscape and leading hotels close by, it
is just a short stroll away from the shopping arcades and the Alster,
Hamburg's famous city~centre lake.
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* LOCAL ATTRACTIONS *
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The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg is an independent city and also
one of the 16 States of Germany. About 1.6 million people live in
Hamburg's 755 square kilometres. Over one third of the city consists of
forests, meadows, parks, and agricultural land. Hamburg, the thriving
metropolis on the Elbe River with its large international port is a
fascinating blend of tradition and progress.
Hamburg's long tradition as an international trading centre dates back
to the Hanseatic League and the 13th century. Today, Hamburg boasts 76
consulates. Nowhere else in Europe are there more foreign representa-
tives than here between the Elbe and the Alster.
Please, come to meet the famous Hamburgers!
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* EXHIBITION *
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Adjacent to the lecture halls is a large exhibition area for display
of products and services.
Opening hours: July 3 -7 , 1995 from 09.00 to 18.00 h
Stand rental (min. size 6 m*m) : DM 295,00 - DM 550,00
+ 15\% German VAT
To receive the exhibitor information, please contact:
CPO HANSER SERVICE
P.O. Box 12 21
D-22882 Hamburg
GERMANY
Phone: +49-40-670 882-15
Fax: +49--40-670 32 83
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* SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, POST CONGRESS TOURS *
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CPO HANSER SERVICE offers an interesting supporting programme including
e.g. city sightseeing tours, visits to the musicals "Phantom of the
Opera" and "Cats" or excursions to the beautiful surroundings of
Hamburg.
Post congress tours are offered to Berlin-Weimar-Dresden or to
Berlin-Potsdam.
Please, use the Hotel/Supporting Programme registration form of CPO
HANSER SERVICE to make your reservation. If you send back the attached
reply card to GAMM-office you will receive this registration form or
directly contact:
CPO HANSER SERVICE
P.O. Box 12 21
D-22882 Hamburg-Barsbuettel
GERMANY
Phone: +49-40-670 882-15
Fax: +49--40-670 32 83
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* HOTEL REGISTRATION *
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CPO HANSER SERVICE has been appointed as the official travel agent for
hotel accommodation and supporting programme. CPO HANSER SERVICE has
blocked a large number of hotel rooms of different categories:
Category Single room Double room
L***** DM 200-220 DM 210-250
A**** DM 170-200 DM 250
B*** DM 140-190 DM 150-240
C** DM 75-140 DM 115-180
Each hotel is within easy reach of Congress Centrum Hamburg either
on foot or by public transportation.
Please, make your reservation only with CPO HANSER SERVICE.
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* REGISTRATION INFORMATION *
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The congress organizers are glad to be able to quote the registration
fee for the modest rate of:
Participant DM 390,00 (490,00)*
Junior Participant ** DM 195,00 (245,00)*
Student DM 100,00 (150,00)*
Accompanying Person(s) DM 50,00 (50,0)*
*) for registrations after March 1, 1995
**) born 1963 or later!
For further information, please contact
GAMM-office
University of Regensburg, NWF I - Mathematik
D-93053 Regensburg, Germany
Phone: +49-941-943-4918
Fax: +49-941-943-4005
E-mail: iciam95avax1.rz.uni-regensburd.d400.de
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* DEADLINES TO REMEMBER *
* Minisymposium proposal September 30, 1994 *
* Contributed presentation proposal October 31, 1994 *
* Registration March 1, 1995 *
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