Emerging
PDEs: Analysis and Computation
Description:
Novel
models in science and engineering are governed by nonlinear
integro-differential equations with increasing complexity which demand
innovative techniques in both analysis and computation, such as adaptivity,
fast methods and preconditioning, and structure preserving algorithms. Areas of
special interest include complex fluids and new materials, electromagnetism and
wave propagation, uncertainty quantification, and fractional PDEs, among
others.
This
minisymposium intends to gather world experts and young researchers in analysis
and computation of PDE to discuss the most recent progress in this exciting
field as well as future directions for research.
Organizers:
Ricardo H. Nochetto,
University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Zhiming Chen, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, China
Chensong Zhang, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, China
Participants and Talks:
Thursday 13:30-15:30 (MS-Th-D-25), Room 210A:
- Shawn Walker (Lousianna State University): A Finite Element Method For
Liquid Crystals With Variable Degree Of Orientation
- Soeren Bartles (University of Freiburg): Numerical methods for large
bending problems
- Annalisa Buffa (University of Pavia): Quasi-interpolants and local
projections in isogeometric analysis
- Qiang Du (Columbia University): Asymptotically compatible
schemes for parametrized variational problems
Thursday 16:00-18:00 (MS-Th-E-25), Room 210A:
- Snorre
Christiansen (University of
Oslo): Analysis of upwinded de Rham sequences
- Pengfei Liu (Caltech): Blowup of 1D Models for 3D
Incompressible Axisymmetric Euler Equations
- Dongbin Xiu (University of Utah): Non-adaptive Quasi-optimal
Points Selection for Least Squares Linear Regression
- Rob Stevenson (University of Amsterdam): Space-time adaptive wavelet
method for evolutionary problems
Friday 13:30-15:30 (MS-Fr-D-25), Room 210A:
- Haijun Wu (Nanjing University): Preasymptotic error analysis of
higher order FEM and CIP-FEM for Helmholtz equation with high wave number
- Qin Li (Caltech): Semiclassical Computational
Methods for Quantum Dynamics with Band-crossings
- Wujun Zhang (University of Maryland): A rate of convergence for
Monge-AmpŽre equation
- Jinchao Xu (Penn State University): Analysis and Computation of
Discretized Coupled PDEs
Friday 16:00-18:00 (MS-Fr-E-25), Room 210A:
- Yong Yang (Texas A&M): Explicit Finite element
approximation and invariant domain properties of hyperbolic systems
- Chensong Zhang (Chinese Academy of Sciences): Numerical methods for
compositional models in reservoir simulation
- Rodolfo Rodriguez (Universidad de Concepcion, Chile): Finite element approximation of
Beltrami fields in multiply connected domains
- Randall J.
LeVeque (University of
Washington): Solitary waves and time-reversible solutions to nonlinear
hyperbolic problems in layered media
Important Dates:
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ICIAM2015 Congress: August 10 - 14, 2015
¤ Submission
of abstracts: April
08, 2015
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Conference Registration
¤ Early bird
registration: January
1 - April 30, 2015
¤ Regular
registration: May 1 - July 15, 2015
¤ Late &
On-site registration: July 16 - August 10, 2015
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Accommodation
¤ Hotel registration opens:
January 1, 2015
¤ Hotel registration closes:
June 30, 2015
Registration Fee:
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Conference Venue:
China National Convention Center (webpage)
Conference
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Hotel Information:
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Transportation:
Beijing Capital Airport–China National
Convention Center
1. By taxi.
Please show the ÔTaxi slipÕ to the
taxi driver
2. By airport shuttle.
From the airport, take the shuttle bus Line 5 to Zhongguancun (Fourth Bridge)
and get off at Huixin West Street
station. Change onto bus No. 419
to Wali South station. Then walk towards the south for about 400 meters to the
China National Convention Center. More details may be found at
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3. By subway.
From the airport, take the Airport Express. Change to
subway Line 10 (towards Taiyanggong and Xiju) at Sanyuanqiao transfer
station, then change to subway Line 8 at Beitucheng transfer station,
and get off at the Olympic Park station. Leave the station by Exit E
and walk towards the west for about 50 meters to the China National Convention
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In case
of emergency or special needs, contact: Chensong Zhang
Cell
phone: +86-135-2040-7990
Email: zhangchensong@gmail.com