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Résumé: Probability theory and communications have developed hand in hand for about a century. The research challenges in the latter field (from telephone networks to wireless communications and the Internet) have spurred the development of the mathematical theory of stochastic processes, particularly in the theory of Markov processes, point processes, stochastic networks, stochastic geometry, stochastic calculus, information theory, and ergodic theory. Conversely, a large number of applications in communications would not have been possible without the development of stochastics. This program aims at the exposition of the latest developments in mathematical sciences lying on the boundary between stochastics and communications. Several workshops will take place during the program.

Résumé: This is a post-graduate intensive school on 'Constructive approximation, Optimization and Mathematical Modeling', to be held in Sevilla, Spain, from March 1 to May 28, 2010, proposed as an activity of IMUS (the Institute of Mathematics of the University of Sevilla) and sponsored by the INGENIO-CONSOLIDER program through i-math. The program consists of five Research Units: constructive approximation and special functions; modeling, numerical analysis and scientific computing; control of systems governed by differential equations; mathematical programming and bifurcation analysis of dynamical systems. There will be five specific courses and a research seminar. The main objective is doing research work under the supervision and guidance of an assigned academic tutor. Eventually, the proposed research problems could become the starting point of research or a doctoral thesis.

Résumé: The Mathematics Department at the University of Texas – Pan American will host an NSF/CBMS regional research conference on Nonlinear Water Waves with Applications to Wave-Current Interactions and Tsunamis during the week of May 17-21, 2010. The principal speaker will be Professor Adrian Constantin, Chair of Partial Differential Equations at the University of Vienna, Austria. Additional invited lectures will also be featured by other leading experts, including Professors J. Bona, A. Degasperis, J. Escher, A. S. Fokas, R. Johnson, W. Strauss, J. F. Toland, E. Varvaruca, and possibly others. Participation is open to scientists working at research level on theoretical and practical aspects of the conference’s topic. Some limited support is available for travel and local expenses. Underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged to apply.

Résumé: The topic of this years MMNS spring workshop are inverse problems related to wave propagation. The workshop aims at bringing together current fields of interest in inverse problems related to wave propagation, to exchange recent results, and to provide an overwiev on the field. Topics met during this workshop include sampling methods, iterative and non-linear optimization methods, asymptotic methods, as well as hybrid methods. Further topics are inverse problems for time-dependent waves, in near-field optics, for rough surfaces and in impedance tomography.

Résumé: The aim of this conference is to bring together computational and applied mathematicians from around the world to present and discuss recent developments in inverse problems and their applications. This conference will encourage international collaboration and interactive activities on inverse problems and provide an opportunity for young researchers to learn the current state of the art in the field and present their recent research results.

Résumé: The goal of the Workshop is to create a multidisciplinary round table for an open discussion on modeling nature by using traditional and emerging computational paradigms. Mathematics and natural sciences offer discrete and continuous models to describe space, processes, and events occurring in nature. Very often both approaches use notions of infinite and infinitesimal in order to create coherent models. It is assumed that it is possible to work with infinitesimal quantities and/or to execute an infinite number of steps in algorithms. However, our abilities in computing are limited and only a finite number of computational steps can be executed by humans and machines.

The Workshop will discuss all aspects of the usage of infinity and infinitesimals in mathematics, computing, philosophy, and natural sciences. Fundamental ideas from theoretical computer science, logic, set theory, and philosophy will meet requirements and new fresh applications from physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, and economy. Researchers from both theoretical and applied sciences are very welcome to submit their papers and to use this excellent possibility to exchange ideas with leading scientists from different research fields.

Résumé: This conference is sponsored by the SIAM Activity Group on Mathematical Aspects of Materials Science.

Résumé: The Fifth International Conference "Inverse Problems: Modeling and Simulation" will be held during May 24-29, 2010, in one of distinguished hotels of the Mediterranean Region, in famous Lykia World & Links Golf Antalya hotel, Antalya, Turkey. The proposed International Conference will be under the auspices of the leading international journals, "Inverse Problems in Science and Engineering", "Inverse Problems", "Inverse and Ill-Posed Problems", and the International Society for Inverse Problems in Science and Engineering (ISIPSE). The organizers of the Conference, in particular Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences Izmir University, Antalya Governorship and Antalya Metropolis Municipality will work to put together an excellent scientific program with social activities consisting of tours to historic places and boat rides.

Résumé: The main goal of this series of conferences is to bring together experts and young talented scientists from Bulgaria and abroad to discuss the modern trends and to ensure exchange of ideas in various applications of Mathematics in Engineering, Physics, Economics, Biology, etc. The invited talks and contributed papers will be published after peer reviewing by the Conference Proceedings Series of the American Institute of Physics (AIP)

Résumé: In recent years, huge advances have been achieved through the application of mathematical ideas and techniques to a wide variety of fields. The International Conference on Applied Mathematics will cover a wide range of topics including all aspects of applied mathematics. The objective of this conference is to provide a forum for the exchange of expertise, experience, and insights by mathematical scientists, physicists and young researchers who are active in the area of applied mathematics and to encourage leading scientists from abroad to further strengthen their cooperation with local scientists. The first William Benter Prize in Applied Mathematics will be awarded and the winner will be presented with the Prize ( http://www6.cityu.edu.hk/rcms/WBP/the_prize.html ) during the conference. The aim of the Prize is to recognize outstanding mathematical contributions that have had a direct and fundamental impact on scientific, business, finance, or engineering applications.

Résumé: The Conference intends to draw on recent experience in order to explore the full range of methods and procedures relevant to uncertainty modelling, reliability assessment and risk-based life-cycle management of engineering structures. Contributions involving generic methodologies and case studies, as well as comparative assessment across different industrial sectors are welcomed.

Résumé: A continuation of the 2008 conference ATA2008. All areas of Topology and Analysis and their applications are included in the scientific program.

Résumé: The aim of the School is to introduce young researches to recent developments of Numerical Analysis and Applied Mathematics.

Résumé: The aim of SIMAI 2010 is to provide a scientific forum for presenting and discussing the issues and the advances in applied mathematics and applications of mathematics to industry, technology, environment, cultural heritage, biology and society.

Résumé: The Euro-American Consortium for Promotion of the Application of Mathematics in Technical and Natural Sciences is pleased to announce its Second Conference AMiTaNS to be held again in Sozopol, which is one of the most famous Bulgarian resort cities at the Black Sea coast.

The conference will be scheduled in plenary and keynote lectures followed by special and contributed sessions. The accents of the conference will be on Difference and Spectral methods; Applied Analysis, Biomathematics, Continuum Mathematics, which can be complemented by new topics. You are welcomed to announce and organize special sessions that should be within the general topic of the conference.

Résumé: The MathWorks invites automotive engineers to submit papers for the MathWorks Automotive Conference 2010, which will focus on e-mobility. This annual conference brings together international automotive experts from leading OEMs and suppliers with MathWorks experts and partners to exchange ideas and share successful implementations of Model-Based Design.

Résumé: The EASIAM Conference is an annual meeting in the series of conferences. EASIAM provides a platform for exploration and application of mathematics to science, industry, engineering and technology in the East and South East Asia. Previous EASIAM meetings were held in Hong Kong, Sapporo, Xiamen, Daejeon, and Brunei. The goal of the conference is to promote research that will lead to effective mathematical and computational methods and techniques for science, engineering, industry and society.

Résumé: The conference will focus on research in mathematical fluid dynamics, spanning areas from rigorous analysis of nonlinear partial differential equations to numerical analysis and modeling of related physical systems. This includes: (1) Analysis of PDEs for fluid dynamics: rigorous results for regularity, existence, uniqueness for Navier-Stokes and Euler, problems with free-surfaces and surface tension, convergence of vortex methods and splitting methods, (2) Fluid motion driven by interfaces: computational methods and analysis of problems with moving interfaces and (3) Computational methods for fluid dynamics. Thomas Beale has made important contributions to many problems in these areas.The conference will feature talks by a list of invited speakers and an extended poster session for contributed research presentations by conference participants.

Résumé: The conference is focused on the areas mostly covered in industrial and applied mathematics, such as Financial Mathematics, Optimization, Applied Probability, Control Theory and Its Application, Biological, Physical Modeling and Application of Mathematics in Sciences, Fluid Dynamics, Numerical Methods and Scientific Computing.

Résumé: SIAM's Annual Meeting provides a broad view of the state of the art in applied mathematics, computational science, and their applications through invited presentation, prize lectures, minisymposia, and contributed papers and posters.

Résumé: The IMA is holding a 10-day workshop on Mathematical Modeling in Industry. This event will take place at CIMAT in Guanajuato, Mexico. The workshop is designed to provide graduate students and qualified advanced undergraduates with first hand experience in industrial research. Students will work in teams of up to 6 students under the guidance of a mentor from industry. The mentor will help guide the students in the modeling process, analysis and computational work associated with a real-world industrial problem. A progress report from each team will be scheduled during the period. In addition, each team will be expected to make an oral final presentation and submit a written report at the end of the 10-day period.

Résumé: Mathematics provides the methodology and framework of rigorous thoughts for engineering developments in the changing world. The aim of the conference is to stimulate collaboration between active researcher,educators, mathematicians andengineers representing educational institutions, government agencies and engineering related organizations. The prime objective is to act as the main forum to exchange, examine, promote and discuss issues related to the latest trend,importance, needs and future developments of mathematics within its own domain as well as its effective applications in engineering

Résumé: Our best estimates of future climate are based on the use of complex computer models that do not explicitly resolve the wide variety of spatio-temporal scales making up Earth's climate system. The non-linearity of the governing physical processes allows energy transfer between different scales, and many aspects of this complex behaviour can be represented by stochastic models. However, the theoretical basis for so doing is far from complete. Many uncertainties remain in predictions derived from climate models, yet governments are increasingly reliant on model predictions to inform mitigation and adaptation strategies. An overarching aim of climate scientists is to reduce the uncertainty in climate predictions and produce credible assessments of model accuracy. Several workshops will take place during this program.

Résumé: The conference will focus on emerging areas of mathematics applied to solve problems of Science and Technology.Representatives of 30 societies of the world which are members of the ICIAM have conscented to attend and interact with the participants of the conference. This provides an ample opportunity for young scientists and engineers to meet and disscuss with world-class experts.

Résumé: The aim of ICNAAM 2010 is to bring together leading scientists of the international Numerical and Applied Mathematics community and to attract original research papers of very high quality

Résumé: The Finite Element Circus is a conference series with a rich history, focusing on new developments in the finite element method (FEM) and applications. FEM plays a crucial role in simulation of engineering, physical, biological, and other scientific phenomena. A driving force for its success has been its mathematical analysis, which has led to novel competitive methods and significant improvements to existing methods. In line with IMA's annual theme, the Fall 2010 Circus will be held at the IMA.

Résumé: Focus areas are theory and applications of mathematical sciences in engineering, medical, biotechnology, computing, insurance, finance, quality and productivity improvement, and other related areas. Come and join us to celebrate 40 years of mathematical sciences at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), Malaysia. (Latest details please visit the website).

Résumé: This workshop, sponsored by AIM and the NSF, will bring university-based mathematicians and physicists together with scientists from operational climate modeling centers to discuss the new insights and the mathematical basis for tropical multiscale processes coming from observations and from theory, and the consequences of such insights for the simulation of these processes in fully complex global climate models.

Résumé: The 4th International Conference is organized by the Institute for Mathematics, Bioinformatics, Information Technology and Computer Science (IMBIC). Authors are requested to submit the full original papers related to the Theme of the Conference: 'Mathematical Sciences for Advancement of Science and Technology' with an abstract indicating the motivation of the problem, its method of solution and important results to the Secretary of IMBIC. All the papers are to be screened for presentation in the Conference.

Résumé: It aims the promotion of evolutionary algorithms in Iran industry and scientific centers.

Résumé: Simulation and computation play a critical role in important societal problems. Examples include the role of anthropogenic emissions on climate and ocean circulation; the prediction of earthquakes and tsunamis; the prediction of paths and storm surges of hurricanes; designing infrastructure that is capable of withstanding disasters, such as floods and terrorist attacks; the design and long term durability of major infrastructure, such as bridges, tunnels, etc; the spread and containment of disease and epidemics, etc. These systems exhibit extreme complexity: there are a myriad of different issues that are critical and must be accurately addressed. Models contain and interface large numbers of physical effects. All of these problems represent grand challenge computer problems that require pushing the limits of technology, both with regards to algorithms and machines as well as the development of the physical models themselves.

Résumé: Many classes of problems in computational science and engineering are characterized by a cycle of experiment design, observation, parameter/state estimation, prediction, and decision-making. The critical steps in this process involve: (1) modeling of the physical processes via, for example, PDEs; (2) estimating unknown parameters in the model from observational data via solution of an inverse problem; (3) propagation of input uncertainties through the model to issue predictions; and (4) determination of an optimal control or decision-making strategy that takes into account the uncertain outputs. The estimation of unknown model parameters or state from observational data, together with a model linking inputs to outputs, constitutes an inverse problem; it is called a statistical inverse problem when at least one of the components in this process is modeled as random. Data assimilation and joint inversion are two particular settings that have a wide range of applications.

Résumé: ICIAM 2011 will highlight the most recent advances in the discipline and demonstrate their applicability to science, engineering and industry. In addition to the traditional, strong focus on applied mathematics, the congress will emphasize industrial applications and computational science. Industrial mathematics will be featured prominently through an integrated program which will highlight the many outstanding contributions of applied mathematics. ICIAM 2011 will also be an opportunity to demonstrate to young researchers and graduate students the vast potential of mathematics.