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Meetings/Workshops on Calculus, Differential Equations and Integration in the United Kingdom

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1.go to top of page[ID=353271]ESF Mathematics Conference in partnership with EMS and ERCOM/INI on Highly Oscillatory Problems: From Theory to Applications
12 Sep 2010 → 17 Sep 2011; Cambridge, United Kingdom

abstract: Highly oscillatory phenomena occur in a wide range of mathematical applications: from ?uid to solid mechanics, electromagnetics, acoustics, combustion, computerised tomography and imaging, molecular dynamics, quantum chemistry, plasma transport and electrical engineering. Such phenomena have attracted a great deal of mathematical attention, mainly in harmonic analysis, asymptotic analysis, homogenisation, differential geometry, theory of Hamiltonian systems and theory of integrable systems. They have an oft-undeserved reputation of being hopelessly difficult to analyse and to compute: the truth of the matter is that, once they have been understood from the mathematical standpoint, effective computational algorithms are bound to follow.

weblink: http://www.esf.org/index.php?id=6532
related subject(s): Applied Mathematics (in general); Applied Maths: Numerical Analysis, Algebra and Computational Mathematics

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last updated: 20 May 2010