The
7th International Conference on Spectral and High Order Methods
(ICOSAHOM) will continue a tradition established through the organization
of the 1st ICOSAHOM by C. Canuto and A. Quarteroni in Como, Italy
in 1989. Following that, ICOSAHOM has subsequently been organized
on a three-year basis, with the second ICOSAHOM in Montpellier,
France in 1992, organized by Y. Maday and C. Bernardi, the third
conference taking place in Houston, USA in 1995, organized by R.
Glowinski and R. Scott, and the 4th one in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1998,
organized by D. Gottlieb and S. Abarbanel, and the 5th one
in Uppsala, Sweden in 2001, organized by B. Gustafsson. The last
conference, ICOSAHOM'04, took place in Brown, USA, in June 2004
and was organized by D. Gottlieb, J. S. Hesthaven, G.E. Karniadakis
and C.-W. Shu.
The purpose of ICOSAHOM'07 continues
to be to together researchers and practitioners with interest in
the theoretical, applied and computational aspects of high-order
and spectral methods for the solution of partial differential equations.
Subjects include, but are not limited to,
- spectral methods
- high-order finite
difference
- p-type finite element
methods
- h-p finite element
methods
- discontinuous Galerkin
methods
- ENO / WENO methods
- high-order methods
for integral equations
- Wavelet based methods
- Efficient solvers
and preconditioners for high-order methods
- Efficient time-stepping
techniques
- Parallel and computational
aspects of spectral and high-order methods.
Examples of applications
can be found in
- Electromagnetics
- Fluid mechanics
- Structural dynamics
- Climate modeling
- ... etc
It is anticipated
that ICOSAHOM'07 will bring together a broad group of scientists
and engineers with diverse interests in the theory and application
of spectral and high order methods for the solution of a multitude
of problems. |