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From: Lothar Reichel <reichel@mcs.kent.edu>
Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2000 09:43:00 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Interactive Numerical Examples in ETNA
Many papers in computational mathematics contain numerical
examples that illustrate the theory discussed, or the virtues
or shortcomings of numerical methods. The examples, in general,
depend on certain parameters, whose values are chosen by the
author of the paper. A reader may be interested in studying
the examples for other parameter values, but typically this is
not straightforward. Computer programs may have to be written
or requested from the author of the paper.
The Electronic Transactions on Numerical Analysis (ETNA) makes
it possible to publish interactive examples that allow readers
to vary parameter values. Presently, two papers
J. Baglama, D. Calvetti and L. Reichel, Fast Leja points,
ETNA 7 (1998), pp. 124-140,
R. S. Varga and A. Krautstengl, On Gersgorin-type problems
and ovals of Cassini, ETNA 8 (1999), pp. 15-20,
illustrate this feature. Click on the ``interactive supplement''
for these papers for a demonstration.
Authors of papers accepted for publication in ETNA are encouraged
to supply interactive examples. The ETNA staff will assist with
the design and Java programming of the examples.
ETNA is available at
http://etna.mcs.kent.edu
and at mirror sites. In addition volumes 1-10 of ETNA are available
on a new CDROM. The ETNA CDROM contains papers published in ETNA
1993-2000, interactive examples, a search engine and web browsers.
A limited number of CDROMs are available for $10 each. Please send
e-mail to etna@mcs.kent.edu if you would like your own portable copy
of ETNA on a CDROM.
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From: J. Cash <j.cash@ic.ac.uk>
Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2000 16:59:35 +0100
Message-Id: <E12dEfZ-00043P-00@geometry.ma.ic.ac.uk>
Subject: Five New Codes for Stiff ODEs and DAEs
This is to announce some new codes and modifications of existing codes
for the solution of stiff initial value problems and differential algebraic
equations of index less than 4. All of these codes are based on the well
known approach defined by Modified Extended Backward Differentiation Formulae.
The codes are MEBDFDAE.f which is already in existence and has been
slightly modified. This solves linearly implicit DAEs of the form
My'=f(x,y). In particular it solves stiff ODEs when M=I.
In addition we have a code MEBDFV.f which solves
M(y)y'=f(x,y).
Also there is a code MEBDFI.f which solves general problems of the form
G(x,y,y')=0.
In addition there are two sparse solvers.
These are MEBDFSO.f which solves sparse systems of intial value ODEs
and MEBDFSD.f which solves sparse systems of DAEs.
These last two codes have particular applications
in the method of lines solution of time dependent partial differential
equations. Extensive results comparing these new codes with a whole variety
of existing codes together with double precision FORTRAN versions of all
the new codes are on the Imperial College web page. This can be
accessed at
http://www.ma.ic.ac.uk/~jcash/IVP_software/readme.html
Any comments will be gratefully received by
j.cash@ma.ic.ac.uk
t.abdulla@ma.ic.ac.uk
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From: Barry Koren <Barry.Koren@cwi.nl>
Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2000 13:46:18 +0200 (MET DST)
Subject: Cor Baayen Award 2000
Cor Baayen Award 2000
The Cor Baayen Award for the most promising researcher in computer science
and applied mathematics was created in 1995 to honour the first ERCIM
President. Any young researcher from one of the 'ERCIM countries' (Czech
Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Norway,
Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands or the UK) can be
nominated. The award consists of a cheque for 5000 EURO. The selected fellow
will be invited to the ERCIM meetings in autumn. For more details see
http://www.ercim.org/activity/cor-baayen.html.
Rules for Nomination
* nominations for each country are made by the corresponding ERCIM Executive
Committee member (national contact); those who wish to propose a candidate
must contact the ERCIM Executive Committee member for their country (see
http://www.ercim.org/contacts/execom/execom.html)
* nominees must have carried out their work in one of the 'ERCIM countries'
* on the date of the nomination, candidates must have been awarded their PhD
(or equivalent) not older than 2 years
* each institute can nominate up to two persons from its country
* a person can only be nominated once
* the selection of the Cor Baayen Fellow is the responsibility of the ERCIM
Executive Committee.
Deadline
Nominations are to be received by the national contacts by 30 June 2000.
Links:
Cor Baayen Award: http://www.ercim.org/activity/cor-baayen.html
Contact:
Further information can be obtained from your national contact or from the
coordinator: Lubos Brim, CRCIM (lubos.brim@ercim.org).
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From: Wysun <wysun@pine.njnu.edu.cn>
Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2000 21:57:21 +0800
Subject: Sino-Japan Optimization Meeting
The First Sino-Japan Optimization Meeting
Hong Kong, October 26-28, 2000
First Announcement
The First Sino-Japan Optimization Meeting will be held on October
26-28,2000 in Hong Kong. The Optimization Meeting aims to provide
a forum for researchers who are working in the area of optimization
to gather together to report their latest work. This will enable
a useful exchange of ideas involving experts from Japan, Mainland
China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore as well as other countries and
regions. The program will consists of invited speakings, contributed
talks and special sessions.
The TOPICS of the Meeting include, but are not limited to
*Linear and Nonlinear Optimization;
*Continuous and Discrete Optimization;
*Deterministic and Stochastic Optimization;
*Smooth and Nonsmooth Optimization;
*Single- and Multi-Objective Optimization;
*Integer and Combinatorial Optimization;
*Convex and Nonconvex Optimization;
*Optimization Software;
*Applications of Optimization.
The First Sino-Japan Optimization Meeting (SJOM 2000) is endorsed by
the Mathematical Programming Society (MPS), the Research Association
of Mathematical Programming (RAMP), Japan, and the Chinese Mathematical
Programming Society. The Meeting is organized by The City University of
Hong Kong and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE of SJOM 2000:
Liqun Qi (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University),Co-Chair;maqilq@polyu.edu.hk ;
Jianzhong Zhang (City University of Hong Kong), Co-Chair;mazhang@cityu.edu.hk;
Chuangyin Dang (City University of Hong Kong);mecdang@cityu.edu.hk;
Xiaoqi Yang (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University), mayangxq@polyu.edu.hk .
Determined GUEST PLENARY SPEAKERS:
Rainer Burkard (Technische Universitat Graz, Austria);
Gianni Di Pillo (Universita di Roma ``La Sapienza'', Italy);
Carl Timothy Kelley (North Carolina State University, USA);
Jean-Philippe Vial (University of Geneva, Switzerland).
CALL FOR PAPERS:
Titles and abstracts of contributed papers must be received by July 31,
2000. The abstracts should be typed in Latex, not exceed one page, and be
sent to Eva Yiu (maevayiu@polyu.edu.hk) by e-mail.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS:
Information on proceedings or special issues of appropriate journals, tours and
hotel accommodations will be included in the Second Announcement.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
E-mail: Eva Yiu (maevayiu@polyu.edu.hk) or Peggy Chan (machan@cityu.edu.hk).
WWWpage: http://www.polyu.edu.hk/$\sim$ama~,
http://www.mcs.njnu.edu.cn
or contact Organization Committee Members.
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From: Tim Barth <barth@nas.nasa.gov>
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 15:34:22 -0700
Subject: Symposium on Advanced Multiscale and Multiresolution Methods
FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
YES2000
Symposium on Advanced Multiscale and Multiresolution Methods
Yosemite National Park
October 29 - November 1, 2000
COMPLETE INFORMATION!!! : http://raphael.mit.edu/yosemite
DEADLINE for abstracts : June 15, 2000
DEADLINE for student aid : Sept 1, 2000
DEADLINE for registration: Sept 15, 2000
Many computationally challenging problems ubiquitous in science
and engineering exhibit multiscale phenomena so that the prospect
of numerically computing or even representing all scales of action
is either very expensive or completely intractable. The Yosemite
symposium is devoted to these problems with a focus on exciting
new developments in this area.
SPONSORSHIP
NSF, NASA, IBM, and SGI
SYMPOSIUM ORGANIZATION
The three day event will consist of several in-depth invited
lectures from leading specialists, a small number of tutorial
lectures, and contributed talks chosen from abstract submission.
TOPICS RELEVANT (BUT NOT LIMITED) TO THE SYMPOSIUM
Multiscale Data Representation
-- Wavelets, ridgelets, curvelets representations
-- Multiresolution decomposition of irregular domains, subdivisions,
and geometry
-- Multiresolution methods in image processing, scientific
visualization and data analysis
Multiscale modeling techniques
-- PDE homogenization
-- Algebraic homogenization of numerical PDEs
-- Multiscale finite element methods
-- Large eddy simulation
Optimal complexity algorithms for multiscale problems
-- Multilevel numerical methods
-- Multigrid and domain decomposition
-- Algebraic multigrid
-- Renormalization multigrid
-- Fast N-body solution techniques
INVITED PLENARY PRESENTATIONS
- Achi Brandt (Weizmann Institute, Israel)
multigrid and multiscale methods for numerical PDEs
- David Donoho (Stanford University)
ridgelets, curvelets, Gabor functions, scaling laws
- Bjorn Engquist (UCLA)
multiscale methods and algebraic homogenization
- Thomas J.R. Hughes (Stanford University)
variational multiscale finite element methods, large
eddy simulation
- Christoph Schwab (ETH, Zurich)
numerical homogenization, high-order finite element
approximation
- Jean-Luc Starck (Centre dEtudes de SACLAY)
nonlinear multiscale transforms, astronomical image
processing, detection, compression
- Gilbert Strang (MIT)
multiscale representations, partially random graphs
- Jinchao Xu (Pennsylvannia State University)
multigrid and domain decomposition methods, parallel
subspace iteration
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS AND STUDENT PARTICIPATION
The Symposium Committee actively requests abstracts for
contributed 30-minute talks in any of the previously mentioned
subject areas of the symposium. A limited amount of sponsor
funds has been made available to pay the registration fee
for students. Also available are travel funds (up to $500 per
student). To apply for funds, submit an application along with your
registration form.
Complete instructions for abstract submission and student
registration/travel support can be found at the web site
http://raphael.mit.edu/yosemite
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
-- Randolf Bank, U.C. San Diego
-- Timothy Barth, NASA Ames Research Center
-- Tony Chan, U.C. Los Angeles
-- Robert Haimes, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
-- Kirk Jordan, IBM
-- David Keyes, Old Dominion University
-- Mark Kremenetsky, SGI
-- James Sethian, U.C. Berkeley
ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR
Ping M. Lee
MIT 33-305
77 Mass. Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02139
pmlee@mit.edu
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From: Madhu Nayakkankuppam <madhu@pims.math.ca>
Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2000 16:30:50 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: West Coast Optimization Meeting
Dear Colleagues,
We would like to announce the Spring 2000 session of the West Coast
Optimization Meeting to be held May 12 - 13 2000 at Simon Fraser
University.
The West Coast Optimization Meeting (WCOM) takes place twice each year:
in Seattle in the Fall and in Vancouver in Spring. It brings together
researchers and practitioners interested in the theory and applications of
continuous optimization. The WCOM has a long tradition of being small,
informal, and informative.
All the technical sessions of the forthcoming Spring 2000 session of the
WCOM will be held on Saturday, May 13 2000 at the SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
MAIN CAMPUS in BURNABY. The list of speakers includes:
Heinz Bauschke (Okanagan University College)
Jim Burke (University of Washington)
Lisa Korf (University of Washington)
Ivaylo Kortezov (Simon Fraser University)
Yuri Ledyaev (Western Michigan University)
Martin Puterman (University of British Columbia)
Jim Zhu (Western Michigan University)
In keeping with tradition, an informal dinner gathering is planned for the
evening of Friday, May 12 2000.
There is NO REGISTRATION FEE to attend this meeting, although participants
DO NEED TO REGISTER. Online registration and other details pertaining to
the conference are available on the WCOM web page:
http://www.cecm.sfu.ca/events/WCOM00S
We gratefully acknowledge financial support from the Pacific Institute for
the Mathematical Sciences (PIms).
We thank you for your time and look forward to seeing you in Vancouver.
Sincerely,
Jonathan Borwein (jborwein@cecm.sfu.ca)
Philip Loewen (loew@math.ubc.ca)
Madhu Nayakkankuppam (madhu@pims.ubc.ca)
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From: Yuan Ya-xiang <yyx@lsec.cc.ac.cn>
Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2000 18:25:46 +0800
Subject: Conference in Beijing Honoring Feng Kang
Second Announcement
International Conference on Scientific Computing
(Beijing, Aug 29-31, 2000)
An International Conference on Scientific Computing will be held at the
Institute of Computational Mathematics and Scientific Computing, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, from August 29-31, 2000.
This conference is to celebrate the 80's birthday of late Professor Feng Kang,
who was a pioneer of scientific computing in China. Invited lectures on
scientific computing and applied mathematics will be given at the conference.
Contributed papers on all aspects of scientific computing are welcome.
Those who wish to attend the conference please send an e-mail to Professor
Ya-xiang Yuan (yyx@lsec.cc.ac.cn).
The web site for the conference is http://lsec.cc.ac.cn/~yyx/conf00.html.
INVITED SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Prof H. Brunner (Memorial Univ of Newfoundland, CANADA)
Prof T. Chan (UCLA, USA)
Prof. Weinan E (New York Univ, USA)
Prof. B. Engquist (UCLA, USA)
Prof. H. Fujita (Meiji Univ., JAPAN)
Prof. A. Iserlers (University of Cambridge, UK)
Prof. H.B. Keller (CalTech, USA)
Prof. M. Krizek (Czech Academy of Sciences, CZECH)
Prof. P. Lax (New York Univ, USA) -- unconfirmed.
Prof. J. M. Sanz-Serna (Univ of Valladolid, SPAIN).
Prof. O.C. Zienkjewicz (Univ. of Wales, UK) -- Unconfirmed.
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From: Anders Sjoberg <anders@tdb.uu.se>
Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2000 16:31:55 +0000
Subject: Faculty Positions at Uppsala University
The Faculty of Science and Technology at Uppsala University invites
applications for two positions as
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR/SENIOR LECTURER in HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING
at the Department of Scientific Computing.
Ref.no UFV-PA 2000/1512 and UFV-PA 2000/1513.
Duties
Teaching, research, administration and information.
The department has a need for teaching and development of courses in High
Performance Computing and neighbouring fields both in undergraduate and PhD
education.
Currently the research is mainly directed towards numerical solution of
partial differential equations with applications in fluid mechanics,
acoustics, electromagnetics and biotechnology. Most of the applications
require development of methods and programs for high performance parallel
computers.
The lecturers are supposed to be independent researchers, to get external
research funding of their own, and to cooperate with other researchers at
the department. The ambition of the department is 50 percent research time
or more for all lecturers.
Eligibility
To be eligible for a lectureship a candidate must hold a doctoral degree
and possess pedagogical skill. In the evaluation of the pedagogical skill
experience of planning, course giving and evaluation of teaching will be
important as well as supervision and examination. Ability to teach in
Swedish or English is a requirement. Those who cannot teach in Swedish are
expected to learn this within three years after appointment. The university
also requires that the applicant has a formal pedagogical education. Those
who have not have to take a pedagogical course during the first year.
An applicant who is offered a position as a senior lecturer will be
promoted to full professor if she or he asks for that and is found to be
competent after an evaluation procedure.
Criteria for ranking of candidates
The main criteria are scientific and pedagogical skills, with equal
emphasis on both.
When evaluating the scientific skill merits in computational methods for
large-scale problems and implementation on parallel computers are
important.
Administrative skills and ability to cooperate with other persons will be
taken into account as well as ability to inform about research and
development.
Recruitment objective
According to the equal opportunity policy of the university applications
from women are especially invited.
Application
The application should be directed to the Vice Chancellor, Uppsala
University, Box 256, SE-75105 Uppsala, telefax +46 18 471 2000 no later
than May 5th, 2000. If an application is sent by fax, the original should
follow as soon as possible.
The applicant is required to submit, in three copies,
1.a curriculum vitae and copies of degrees obtained and other documents
of relevance, all to be signed and witnessed;
2.a short account of her/his scientific and teaching experience;
3.an account of pedagogical merits. A form which could guide this
account can be obtained from the office of the Faculty for
Science and Technology, Box 256, SE-75105 Uppsala or via e-mail to
Margareta.Sollenberg@uadm.uu.se, phone +46 18 471 18 69.
4.a list of scientific and pedagogical publications and two copies of
each of the publications according to the above list.
=46or further information, please contact
Professor Bertil Gustafsson (phone +46 18 471 29 68, e-mail
Bertil.Gustafsson@tdb.uu.se ), professor Per L=F6tstedt (phone +46 18 471 2
72, e-mail Per.Lotstedt@tdb.uu.se) or Anders Sj=F6berg, head of department,
(phone +46 18 471 29 71, e-mail
Anders.Sjoberg@tdb.uu.se).
See also www.tdb.uu.se.
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From: Montaz Ali <mali@cs.wits.ac.za>
Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 20:42:14 +0200 (SAT)
Subject: Faculty Positions at Witwatersrand University
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTATIONAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Lecturer / Senior Lecturer
Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for a permanent
Lectureship / Senior Lectureship in Computational and Applied Mathematics.
Preference will be given to candidates whose teaching and research interests
are in either: Numerical Analysis with expertise in the area of ill-posed
problems and inverse problems or: Mathematics of Finance
The successful applicant must be able to teach at all levels from first year
to masters coursework, have a research record and a research programme and
be able to supervise higher degree students.
SALARY: Lecturer R68 052 - R109 944 p.a.
Senior Lecturer R93 672 - R124 392 p.a.
BENEFITS: Annual bonus, generous leave, provident fund, medical aid,
car scheme, housing subsidy (if eligible), 100% financial assistance towards
dependants' University studies (if applicable)
GENSEC Lectureship in Mathematics of Finance
Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for a contract
Lectureship in Mathematics of Finance from 1 June 2000 until 28 February
2002. The successful applicant must be able to teach Mathematics of Finance
at the honours and masters level, have a research programme in Mathematics
of Finance and be able to supervise higher degree students.
SALARY: A remuneration package, including benefits, in the range R150 000
to R200 000 per annum
BENEFITS: Annual Bonus, generous leave, provident fund, medical aid.
ENQUIRIES: Dr Montaz Ali, Department of Computational and Applied
Mathematics, University of the Witwatersrand, Private Bag 3, WITS 2050. Tel:
(011) 716-3969 or fax: (011) 403-9317 or e-mail: mali@cs.wits.ac.za
To apply, submit a detailed CV with the names, addresses and contact numbers
of 3 academic referees and certified copies of degrees / diplomas to: Dr
Montaz Ali, Department of Computational and Applied Mathematics, University
of the Witwatersrand, Private Bag 3, WITS 2050. Johannesburg, South Africa.
CLOSING DATE: 30 APRIL 2000
THE WITWATERSRAND UNIVERSITY IS AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
COMPUTATIONAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
STATISTICS & ACTUARIAL SCIENCE
TUTOR / SENIOR TUTOR
Applications are invited for the above position to tutor in first year
Computational Mathematics and Business Statistics.
QUALIFICATIONS honours degree in one of the above areas: teaching
experience; sensitivity to the educational problems experienced by students;
analytical approach to teaching and learning.
DUTIES: provide tutorial assistance to first year Commerce and Arts
students, who are underprepared through their school experience, for study
in these areas. The successful candidate will be expected to show
initiative in seeking effective methods to improve student learning.
SALARY RANGE: Tutor R43 608-R70 080 per annum Senior Tutor R68
052-R109 944 per annum
BENEFITS: annual bonus, generous leave, retirement fund, medical aid,
housing subsidy (if eligible), financial assistance towards dependants'
University studies (if applicable)
ENQUIRIES: Dr Montaz Ali, Department of Computational and Applied
Mathematics, University of the Witwatersrand, Private Bag 3, Wits 2050. Tel
(011) 716-3969 or fax (011) 403-9317 or e-mail mali@cs.wits.ac.za
To apply, submit a detailed CV with the names and addresses of 3 referees
and certified copies of degrees / diplomas to: Dr Montaz Ali, Department of
Computational and Applied Mathematics, University of the Witwatersrand,
Private Bag 3, Wits 2050. Johannesburg, South Africa.
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From: Montaz Ali <mali@cs.wits.ac.za>
Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 20:43:29 +0200 (SAT)
Subject: Postdoctoral Position at the Witwatersrand University
Applications are invited for URC Postdoctoral Fellowship, which may be taken
up with immediate effect. Preference will be given to those who have
recently completed their PhD and those who are working in the areas of
global optimization, nonlinear constrained optimization and feedback
control.
ENQUIRIES: Dr Montaz Ali, Department of Computational and Applied
Mathematics, University of the Witwatersrand, Private Bag 3, WITS 2050,
Johannesburg. Tel: (011) 716-3969 or fax: (011) 403-9317 or e-mail:
mali@cs.wits.ac.za
Application should include :
A full curricum vitae
Two Referees' reports
A detailed research proposal
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From: Jun Zhang <jzhang@cs.uky.edu>
Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2000 13:30:53 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Contents, Int. J. Nonlinear Sci. & Numer. Simulation
International Journal of Nonlinear Sciences and Numerical Simulation
Journal's home page is at http://www.cs.uky.edu/~jzhang/nsns.html
Contents of Volume 1, Number 2, 2000.
Review Article:
Review of Virtual Distortion Method and Its Applications to Fast
Redesign and Sensitivity Analysis
Jan Holnicki-Szulc, Tomasz Bielecki-----------------71
Technical Papers:
Optic Discrete Breathers in Euclidean Invariant Systems
R.S.MacKay-----------------------------99
Nonlinear Properties for Dynamic Behavior of Liquid with a Free
Surface in a Rigid Moving Tank
Oleg S. Imarchenko----------------------------105
Dynamics of Stochastic Layers in Nonlinear Hamiltonian Systems
Albert C.J. Luo and Ray P.S. Han---------------------119
A Classical Variational Model for Micropolar Elastodynamics
Ji-Huan He-------------------------------133
Letter:
A Variational Model for Micropolar Fluids in Lubrication Journal Bearing
Ji-Huan He-------------------------------139
Book Review:
Preprinciples of Mechanics (Veljko A. Vujicic)
Katica (Stevanovic) Hedrih---------------------------143
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From: Thomas Hogan <hogan@math.ohio-state.edu>
Date: Fri, 7 Apr 2000 13:04:23 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Contents, Journal of Approximation Theory
Table of Contents: J. Approx. Theory, Volume 103, Number 1, March 2000
Chong Li
On mutually nearest and mutually furthest points in reflexive Banach spaces
1--17
Ping Zhou
Explicit construction of multivariate Pad\'e approximants for a
$q$-logarithm function
18--28
Allan Pinkus
On a problem of G. G. Lorentz
29--54
Noli N. Reyes
Behavior of partial sums of wavelet series
55--60
Leonid Golinskii
Singular measures on the unit circle and their reflection coefficients
61--77
Martin St\"ampfle
Optimal estimates for the linear interpolation error on simplices
78--90
Ian H. Sloan and Robert S. Womersley
Constructive polynomial approximation on the sphere
91--118
S. Sadiq Basha and P. Veeramani
Best proximity pair theorems for multifunctions with open fibres
119--129
Ferenc M\'oricz
Approximation by rectangular partial sums of double conjugate Fourier
series
130--150
D. S. Lubinsky and D. Mache
$(C,1)$ means of orthonormal expansions for exponential weights
151--182
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