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NA Digest, V. 20, # 39

NA Digest Sunday, October 11, 2020 Volume 20 : Issue 39


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From: Pamela Bye pam.bye@ima.org.uk
Date: October 06, 2020
Subject: IMA Early Career Math Conference, ONLINE, Oct 2020


Online Event: IMA Early Career Mathematicians' Autumn Conference 2020
https://ima.org.uk/13533/ima-early-career-mathematicians-autumn-conference-2020/
Do you want to discover what your mathematics future could look like?
Are you keen to meet and network with your mathematical peers? Then
you can do so with the IMA! Come along to the Online IMA Early Career
Mathematicians' Autumn Conference on 24-25 October 2020. This event is
free to attend and will be held via Zoom.

The conference will interest mathematicians early in their career, in
academia and industry, students of mathematical sciences, as well as
those with an interest in the subject. It will feature plenary talks
from distinguished speakers covering a wide range of subjects, as well
as activities to allow for interaction among the attendees and
speakers. This is a perfect opportunity to learn about fascinating
areas of mathematics (and their applications) from people that work on
them, whilst also providing you the chance to become more involved
with a professional body of mathematics. There will be plenty of time
to network during the conference at our Virtual Coffee Breaks,
allowing you the opportunity to meet people with similar interests and
find out more about the wide range of careers that are available.

Registration is currently open on our Portal. Please note that each
event day requires a separate booking.

The Early Career Mathematicians' (ECM) Branch is designed for those
with a maths degree who are within the first 15 years of graduating,
or, those without a degree who are within the first 15 years of
membership. The ECM group has been set up to engage and empower ECM,
and students of mathematics at university, to provide them with
support and an opportunity to network.


From: Tobias Jahnke tobias.jahnke@kit.edu
Date: October 09, 2020
Subject: Numerics of PDEs Unplugged 2020, ONLINE, Oct 2020


In summer 2017 a workshop called PDEs_unplugged@Karlsruhe took place
at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (Germany). Unplugged means that
only blackboard talks were given, and that mobile phones and laptops
were switched off during all talks. This very special format was
highly appreciated by all participants. The intention of Numerics of
PDEs unplugged 2020 is to transfer this concept to numerical
analysis. This is quite paradoxical considering that this field of
mathematics is actually motivated by the use of computers. Is it
possible to give talk on numerical methods for PDEs on a blackboard,
and without running movies or showing convergence plots? We believe:
it is! And we believe that the result will often be much better than
so many conference talks with a speaker clicking through 60 slides in
25 minutes.

Sadly, the Covid-19 pandemia put a spoke in our wheel. The Corona
restrictions forced us - irony of fate - to turn Numerics of PDEs
unplugged 2020 into a pure online event. All talks will be given as a
video conference via zoom, but our speakers [Lehel Banjai, Edinburgh
(Scotland); David Cohen, Gothenburg (Sweden); Balazs Kovacs, Tubingen
(Germany); Caroline Lasser, Munich (Germany); Maria Lopez-Fernandez,
Malaga (Spain); Christian Lubich, Tubingen (Germany); Alexander
Ostermann, Innsbruck (Austria); Gilles Vilmart, Geneva (Switzerland)]
will try to preserve as much as possible of the original unplugged
spirit. For more information and registration please visit
https://www.waves.kit.edu/numericsofpdesunplugged2020.php


From: Grady Wright gradywright@boisestate.edu
Date: October 08, 2020
Subject: Pacific Northwest Numerical Analysis, ONLINE, Oct 2020


The 33rd Pacific Northwest Numerical Analysis Seminar (PNWNAS) will be
held virtually on Saturday, October 17, 2020. The meeting
traditionally brings together people interested in scientific
computing, numerical analysis, and computational mathematics from
academia, government research labs, and industry from around the
Pacific Northwest region of the USA and Canada. However, participants
from all over the world are welcome. The meeting has been held
annually since 1987.

Confirmed Speakers:
Chris Bretherton, University of Washington and Vulcan, Inc.
Donna Calhoun, Boise State University
Sebastian Dominguez, University of Saskatchewan
Randy Leveque, University of Washington
Irina Tezaur, Sandia National Laboratories
Alex Townsend, Cornell University
Hongkai Zhao, Duke University

There is no fee for attending the meeting, but we ask all participants
to register by October 16, 2020. More details on the meeting,
including the registration form, can be found at
https://sites.google.com/view/pnwnas2020



From: Ruth Crane ruth_crane@icerm.brown.edu
Date: October 06, 2020
Subject: Deputy Director Position, ICERM/Brown Univ


The Institute for Computational and Experimental Research in
Mathematics (ICERM) at Brown University invites applications for the
position of Deputy Director, for a term of two to four years beginning
as early as July 1, 2021. ICERM is located in Providence, RI, and was
established in 2010 through a National Science Foundation grant.
ICERM scientific programs are overseen by a Director and two Deputy
Directors and assisted by several Associate Directors charged with
specific projects or responsibilities. The Deputy Director is a
half-time appointment and is expected to be in residence at the
institute for half the year. A Deputy Director should have a Ph.D. and
research achievements in mathematics or a related field and is
expected to contribute to scientific discussions of programmatic
activities and events. Preference will be given to applicants with a
scholarly background complementary to the current directors and a
broad perspective on research. A courtesy visiting faculty appointment
in the appropriate department at Brown will be provided. The Deputy
Director works closely with ICERM's staff and reports to the
Director. Applicants should submit a cover letter, CV, and names of
two references to director@icerm.brown.edu. Review of applications
will begin November 15 and applications will be accepted until the
position is filled.

Brown University is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive
academic global community; as an EEO/AA employer, Brown considers
applicants for employment without regard to, and does not discriminate
on the basis of, gender, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity,
national origin, age, race, protected veteran status, disability, or
any other legally protected status.


From: Carlos Jerez-Hanckes carlos.jerez@uai.cl
Date: October 06, 2020
Subject: Faculty Positions, Applied And Comp Math, UAI, Chile


The Faculty of Engineering and Sciences (FES) of Universidad Adolfo
Ibanez has great pleasure in inviting applications for up to three
open rank faculty positions in Applied and Computational Mathematics
due to start as early as March 1st 2021 in Santiago, Chile. The FES
is developing a new research and educational program in
interdisciplinary, applied and computational mathematics. The selected
applicants are expected to contribute to this endeavor by joining the
current team of 20+ faculty members working in these areas. We are
looking for candidates with a solid mathematical and computational
background, with high potential to advance the mathematical
foundations of interdisciplinary research in science, engineering,
and/or the social domains. Particular attention will be given to
applications that show strong synergy between mathematical modeling,
high-performance and advanced scientific computing, discrete
algorithms and stochastic processes, as well as data assimilation and
uncertainty quantification.

Applications should be turned in by November 30th, 2020 to ensure full
consideration, but the search will continue until the positions have
been filled. Candidates should submit the following information via
email to FacultyPositions.FIC@uai.cl (e-mail subject: Job Position in
Applied Mathematics) 1. Statement of purpose (in English) indicating
your merits for the vacancy, and your plans in the areas of research
and teaching in which you are interested. 2. Curriculum vitae,
including: contact information, educational background, educational
and/or professional experience, and a list of publications in
scientific journals. 3. Name, position and contact information of at
least three people who can submit a recommendation letter in case you
are shortlisted.

Further details can be found at
https://ingenieria.uai.cl/assets/uploads/2020/10/appliedmath2020.pdf


From: P.-A. Absil pa.absil@uclouvain.be
Date: October 10, 2020
Subject: Faculty Positions, UCLouvain, Belgium


UCLouvain invites applications for several tenure-track or tenured
full-time positions in Applied Mathematics:

An academic position in Automation and process control (1 FTE)
https://jobs.uclouvain.be/PersonnelAcademique/job/An-academic-position-in-Automation-and-process-control-%281-FTE%29/624609101/


An academic position in Mathematical optimization (1 FTE)
https://jobs.uclouvain.be/PersonnelAcademique/job/An-academic-position-in-
Mathematical-optimization-%281-FTE%29/624610701/

An academic position in Mathematics for Artificial Intelligence (1 FTE)
https://jobs.uclouvain.be/PersonnelAcademique/job/An-academic-position-in-Mathematics-for-Artificial-Intelligence-%281-FTE%29/624610201/
The deadline for applications is Monday, November 16, 2020 at noon.

For more information about UCLouvain's ICTEAM institute and the
Louvain School of Engineering, please visit:
https://uclouvain.be/en/research-institutes/icteam
https://uclouvain.be/en/faculties/epl



From: Jiguang Sun jiguangs@mtu.edu
Date: October 07, 2020
Subject: Tenure-Track Position, Computational and Applied Math, MichiganTech

Applications are invited for a tenure-track Assistant Professor
position in Computational and Applied Mathematics. All research areas
in Computational and Applied Mathematics will be considered, but
candidates with expertise in Computational PDEs, Randomized Numerical
Linear Algebra, Model Reduction, Uncertainty Quantification,
Operations Research, and Inverse Problems are encouraged to apply.

Required qualifications for this position are a PhD in Mathematics or
a related field, a strong research program, and potential for
excellence in classroom teaching.

Michigan Tech, a doctoral research university with an international
reputation, is located in Houghton in Michigan's scenic Upper
Peninsula, on the south shore of Lake Superior. The Department of
Mathematical Sciences has 35 faculty members with interests in
probability, statistics, computational mathematics, combinatorics,
algebra, and number theory. It offers BS, MS, and PhD degrees in both
Mathematics and Statistics. The department enrolls about 120
undergraduate students and 70 graduate students, and plays a key role
in the university's interdisciplinary programs in Data Science and in
Computational Science and Engineering. The position starts 16 August
2021. Candidates applying by 1 November 2020 are assured full
consideration, but the position remains open until it is
filled. Interested candidates should submit a curriculum vita, three
letters of recommendation (at least one of which addresses the
candidate's teaching ability), a description of proposed research
program, and a statement of teaching interests through Mathjobs.org
and Michigan Technological University at
https://www.employment.mtu.edu/en-us/listing/.


From: Maya Neytcheva mayaneytcheva@gmail.com
Date: October 09, 2020
Subject: Assistant Professor Position, Scientific Computing, Uppsala Univ


Deadline for applying: November 27, 2020

The Division of Scientific Computing within the Department of
Information Technology at Uppsala University, Sweden is announcing a
new position as Assistant Professor in Scientific Computing with
specialization in data- driven life science. This assistant professor
position is part of the SciLifeLab Fellows program,
https://www.scilifelab.se/research/fellows/, and includes a generous
startup package that provides the candidate the opportunity to
supervise PhD students.

Applicants from the full span of the field of Scientific Computing as
described above with a specialization in data-driven life science are
welcome. Applicants who have obtained a doctoral degree or achieved
the equivalent competence in five years or less prior to the end of
the application period will be given priority. Link to announcement:
https://www.uu.se/en/about-uu/join-us/details/?positionId=3D352873



From: Gianluigi Rozza grozza@sissa.it
Date: October 04, 2020
Subject: Open Research Associate Position, SISSA mathLab, Trieste, Italy


A new open position (24 months) as research associate at SISSA,
International School for Advanced Studies, Mathematics Area, mathLab,
Trieste, Italy (mathlab.sissa.it) is available with deadline October
19, 2020 at 1pm (Rome time):
https://www.sissa.it/bandi/selezione-pubblica-titoli-progetto-conferimento-di-n-1-assegno-di-ricerca-su-progetto-fse-5
The position is in the framework of FSE FVG: European Social Fund
program 2014-2020 sponsored by Regione Autonoma Friuli Venezia Giulia
and in cooperation with Electrolux spa and it is expected to start as
soon as filled. The project is "Mathematical modelling and scientific
computing for complex problems dealing with multi-physics and
multi-phase phenomena in mechanics of fluids and thermodynamics
related with food conservation, as well as dishwashing and drying
processes in home appliances." Field of the research activity:
efficient geometrical parametrisation, reduced order modelling,
computational fluid dynamics, optimisation, control, data
assimilation, shape parametrisation, reduced order methods, heat
transfer, multi- physics, multi-phase flows, artificial intelligence.



From: Alex Barnett abarnett@flatironinstitute.org
Date: October 05, 2020
Subject: Research Scientist/Postdoc Positions, CCM, Flatiron Institute, USA


We are excited to hire this year in scientific computing and
computational statistics/machine learning at the Center for
Computational Mathematics, Flatiron Institute, in New York City. CCM
provides an attractive combination of an academic-style research
environment with a lab-style long term view on tool building and
software, plus strong interactions with the four other centers at the
Institute (computational biology, astrophysics, quantum physics, and
neuroscience) as well as local universities. We seek new research
staff members at the junior level (equivalent to junior faculty), at
higher levels, and also have 3-year postdoc positions.

Broad areas of interest include: numerical analysis and PDE; signal
and image processing, inverse problems; computational statistics and
probabilistic programming; statistical methodology, modeling, and
inference; machine learning and its mathematical foundations; software
development and high performance computing; science application areas
including biology, medicine, chemistry, and physics.

For full details see our three ads which are posted here:
https://simonsfoundation.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/ccmcareers/


From: Julien Langou julien.langou@ucdenver.edu
Date: October 07, 2020
Subject: Postdoc/Software Dev Position, NLA Software, Univ of Colorado


The University of Colorado Denver is seeking a postdoc to join on a
project to develop and implement algorithms in LAPACK. This is part of
an NSF- funded project to enhance and update Sca/LAPACK libraries for
the ongoing revolution in processor architecture, system design, and
application requirements. The work will involve developing
high-quality software, collaborating with other project members in an
interdisciplinary team, and documenting work and results in
publications to be presented at scientific meetings.

Basic qualifications for this position include a degree, in computer
science, applied math, machine learning, computational science, or a
related technical field; knowledge of numerical linear algebra;
demonstrated coding experience in C and/or C++; experience in (or
willingness to learn) parallel programming using tools like MPI and
OpenMP; being a proven consensus builder in a highly collaborative
environment; and excellent written and oral communication skills. The
term of this position is for 2 years. The position is in the context
of NSF award number 2004850 (
https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=3D2004850 ) and a
blue-print technical report outlining the goals of the project is
published as LAPACK Working Note 297 (
http://www.netlib.org/lapack/lawnspdf/lawn297.pdf ). The position will
be supervised by and report to Julien Langou (University of Colorado
Denver). The project will be done in collaboration with Jack Dongarra
(University of Tennessee), Jim Demmel (University of California,
Berkeley) and Michael Mahoney (University of California, Berkeley).

To apply for this position, please contact Julien Langou (
julien.langou@ucdenver.edu ).



From: Giulio Giusteri giulio.giusteri@math.unipd.it
Date: October 09, 2020
Subject: Postdoc Position, Applied Modeling and Simulation, Univ of Padova


There is an opening at the Mathematics Department of the Universita
degli Studi di Padova for a research associate position (for 1 year
with possibility of renewal) to work on the project "Modeling and
simulation of drill-string systems".

Deadline for application: October 28 at 1:00 pm.

The work will consist in developing models and performing simulations
of the dynamics of drilling pipes and their interactions with the well
and interstitial fluids. Some experience in scientific computing is
necessary and Python/C++ programming is desirable. A PhD in subjects
related to the research topics will be advantageous. Details and
instructions on how to apply can be found at the following link:
https://www.math.unipd.it/news/bando-assegno-di-ricerca-modellizzazione-matematica-e-simulazione-di-sistemi-di-perforazione/
Informal enquiries can be sent to giulio.giusteri@math.unipd.it only
before the application deadline.


From: Irune Diaz Gonzalez recruitment@bcamath.org
Date: October 07, 2020
Subject: Postdoc Position, BCAM


Predoctoral contracts for PhD Students AEI 2020 at BCAM The deadline
is 27th October 2020, 14:00h CET The Spanish Ministry of Science and
Innovation (MINECO) has published the call for PhD contracts to be
performed at Severo Ochoa Excellence Research Centers or within the
research projects funded in the call of 2020. The call offers 5
positions.

APPLY AT: http://www.bcamath.org/predoctoral2020/
DEADLINE: 27/10/2020. 14:00 SPAIN



From: Aleksandar Donev donev@courant.nyu.edu
Date: October 06, 2020
Subject: Postdoc Position, Computational Soft Matter Physics, Courant Institute

An NSF-funded postdoctoral position is available at the Courant
Institute for Mathematical Sciences at New York University, with close
connections to the Center for Soft Matter Research.

Description: The postdoctoral researcher will work in the group of
Prof. Aleksandar Donev (http://cims.nyu.edu/~donev) on developing fast
methods for solving electrostatics and Stokes flow problems involving
particles in semi-confined geometries. Examples of physical systems of
interest include suspensions of colloids driven by external electric
and magnetic fields, lipid membranes, and electrolytes. The candidate
will help implement and apply the novel computational techniques to
problems of scientific importance, in collaboration with application
scientists (including experimentalists) in soft condensed matter
physics, chemical engineering, and cell biology.

Dates: There is some flexibility in the starting date, and the initial
appointment is expected to be for two years.

Qualifications: Candidates should have a PhD degree in a relevant
field and have experience with applied and computational mathematics,
with a solid background in numerical analysis and scientific
computing, and some familiarity with soft-matter physics.

Documents to submit: Up-to-date CV with publications, cover letter
explaining interests and goals, a short (~2 pages) research statement,
and 2-3 references that could provide a letter of support. Applicants
should contact Aleks Donev first. More details and formal application
are available via Interfolio at https://apply.interfolio.com/79534



From: Michael Parks mlparks@sandia.gov
Date: October 08, 2020
Subject: Postdoc Position, John von Neumann Fellowship, Sandia National Laboratories

We are now accepting applications for the 2021 John von Neumann
Fellowship in Computational Science. This is one of Sandia's most
prestigious postdoctoral fellowships with funding from the Applied
Mathematics Research Program in the U.S. Department of Energy's Office
of Advanced Scientific Computing Research and Sandia's Lab Directed
Research and Development Program. In this position, you will: Address
complex problems in support of mission areas of national importance,
Collaborate with highly motivated researchers on challenging research
questions, and Disseminate your work via leading publication and
conference venues. We are seeking applications from researchers in
the broad domain of computational and applied mathematics, including
algorithm analysis, applied probability, combinatorial scientific
computing, control theory, data science, discrete mathematics,
discretization methods, graph algorithms, high-performance computing,
integral equations and nonlocal models, linear and multilinear
algebra, machine learning, mathematical analysis, meshing, modeling &
simulation, multilevel/multiphysics/multiscale methods, numerical
analysis, operations research, optimization, ordinary and partial
differential equations, numerical solvers, statistical inference, time
integration, and uncertainty quantification. The appointment is for
one year, with the option of a second year, and includes a highly
competitive salary, moving expenses and a generous professional travel
allowance. You will pursue a combination of self-directed research and
integration with existing Sandia research and development (R&D)
projects, under the guidance of Sandia staff mentors. You are expected
to publish the results of your work in leading journals and present it
at top-tier conferences. Applications will be accepted through
November 25, 2020. For more information, including application
instructions, please see our web page at
http://www.sandia.gov/careers/students_postdocs/fellowship/johnvonneumann_fellowship.html


From: Roland Pulch roland.pulch@uni-greifswald.de
Date: October 08, 2020
Subject: Postdoc Position, Numerical Analysis, Univ Greifswald, Germany


The group of Applied Mathematics at the University of Greifswald
(Germany) is searching for candidates for a postdoctoral position in
Numerical Analysis. This full-time employment includes both research
and teaching. The salary is on German level 13 TV-L in science. The
position is available from December 2020 (or later) and limited to
three years.

Candidates must bring a degree (Masters or Diploma) in mathematics or
computational engineering above average, a PhD degree, and a focus on
numerical mathematics and/or scientific computing. Knowledge of
numerical analysis and simulation for differential equations is
preferable.

For details and further links see:
https://math-inf.uni-greifswald.de/institut/ueber-
uns/mitarbeitende/pulch/stellenausschreibung/

Applications can be sent to: Prof. Dr. Roland Pulch, email:
roland.pulch@uni-greifswald.de

Only applications received until November 15, 2020 can be considered.



From: Michael Parks mlparks@sandia.gov
Date: October 08, 2020
Subject: Postdoc Position, Scientific ML, Sandia National Laboratories


Our team is seeking a Postdoctoral Appointee to conduct research into
the unification of mimetic discretizations of partial differential
equations with deep learning to build physics-preserving data-driven
models for multiscale problems.

To Apply: Go to
http://www.sandia.gov/careers/students_postdocs/postdocs.html . Click
'View All Jobs'. Search for Job ID: 673701

In this role, you will work collaboratively on a multidisciplinary
research team conducting fundamental algorithmic research. On any
given day, you may be called on to: Conduct leading-edge research in
Scientific Machine Learning (SciML). Work towards publishing new
developments in high-profile peer-reviewed scientific journals or
refereed conference proceedings; contribute to development of
open-source software for high performance computing environments.
Interact with a diverse set of colleagues from both your own field,
applications specialists, and others. Travel as needed to support
projects. Work with export-controlled information which requires US
Person status.

Qualifications We Require. PhD in mathematics, computer science, or
related engineering or science field (conferred within 3 years prior
to employment) Familiarity with either deep learning or optimization.
Experience in numerical analysis and the discretization of partial
differential equations for physics & engineering problems. Experience
in continuum mechanics modeling in the context of either fluid flows,
electromagnetics, solid mechanics, or related fields. Due to
U.S. export-control laws, only U.S. Persons (U.S. citizens, lawful
permanent residents, asylees, or refugees) are eligible for
consideration.



From: Moacir Antonelli Ponti moacir@icmc.usp.br
Date: October 05, 2020
Subject: Postdoc Position, Univ of Sao Paulo, Brazil


The Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science (ICMC), Universidade
de Sao Paulo, at the city of Sao Carlos, Brazil, welcomes applications
for a post-doc fellowship in the project "Singularity theory and its
applications to differential geometry, differential equations and
computer vision". The fellowship is funded by the Fundacao de Amparo
a Pesquisa do Estado de Sao Paulo (FAPESP). The accepted candidate
will receive a monthly stipend of R$ 7.373,10 for 12 months, with
possibility of extension for another 12 months. The post-docs are
allowed a grant, in the amount of 15% of the annual fellowship, to
finance items related to the research activities. There is also a
possibility for an internship abroad. To apply, a PhD thesis on
Computer Vision, Machine Learning and/or Deep Learning is
necessary. We are looking for candidates willing to investigate the
frontiers between computer science and mathematics. The researcher
will be working in the Laboratory of Visualization, Images and
Computer Graphics (VICG), at ICMC/USP, under supervision of
Prof. Moacir Antonelli Ponti, and will collaborate with researchers
from the Singularities research group. The project aims at reducing
the gap between computer vision and geometry/singularities, which
would allow to explain the visual feature learning in different
domains or representations.

Candidates must send an e-mail, no later than November 5, 2020, to the
project coordinator: faridtari@icmc.usp.br and the post-doc supervisor
(moacir@icmc.usp.br), with the subject "Application to postdoc:
singularity theory and computer vision" with the subject "Application
to post-doc: singularity theory and computer vision" with the
following attachments 1. letter of presentation for the research
project, highlighting the skills and experiences related to the
project; 2. CV with: education, scientific publications, previous
experiences; 3. two recommendation letters, with preference for
previous supervisors (those can be sent directly to
faridtari@icmc.usp.br and moacir@icmc.usp.br by the recommenders);
4. PhD diploma or document certifying its conclusion, as well as the
transcripts of grades for all courses taken during the PhD.



From: Ruth Crane ruth_crane@icerm.brown.edu
Date: October 07, 2020
Subject: Postdoc Positions, Braids, ICERM


These positions at the Institute for Computational and Experimental
Research in Mathematics (ICERM) at Brown University are intended for
mathematical scientists at an early stage of their career (those who
have completed their Ph.D. within three years of the start of the
appointment). Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship: ICERM has one opening
for this 9-month appointment, commencing in September 2021. The
Institute Postdoc will begin as a researcher-in-residence during the
fall 2021 semester and will participate in the spring 2022 "Braids"
semester program. ICERM will match the Institute Postdoc with a
faculty mentor for the entire academic year. The Institute Postdoc
receives a nine-month stipend of $60,000 with benefit funding and up
to $1,600 in reimbursable research-related travel allowance. Semester
Postdoctoral Fellowships: ICERM has five openings for its
semester-long positions. These appointments are intended for those who
would like to participate in the spring 2022 semester program
"Braids". ICERM will match Semester Postdocs with faculty mentors for
the duration of the spring semester. ICERM Semester Postdocs receive a
stipend over four months of $30,000 with benefit funding, and up to
$800 in reimbursable research-related travel allowance. Learn more
about ICERM's Spring 2022 Semester Program and how to apply for these
positions at http://mathjobs.org/jobs/list/16156.

For full consideration, applicants must submit an AMS Standard Cover
Sheet, cover letter, curriculum vitae (including publication list),
research statement, and three letters of recommendation. Priority will
be given to applications received before January 4, 2021.



From: Ruth Crane ruth_crane@icerm.brown.edu
Date: October 07, 2020
Subject: Postdoc Positions, Hamiltonian Methods, ICERM


These positions at the Institute for Computational and Experimental
Research in Mathematics (ICERM) at Brown University are intended for
mathematical scientists at an early stage of their career (those who
have completed their Ph.D. within three years of the start of the
appointment). Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship: ICERM has one opening
for its 9-month appointment, commencing in September 2021. The
Institute Postdoc will participate in the fall 2021 "Hamiltonian
Methods in Dispersive and Wave Evolution Equations" semester program
and remain as a researcher-in- residence during the spring 2022
semester. ICERM will match the Institute Postdoc with a faculty mentor
for the entire academic year. The Institute Postdoc receives a
nine-month stipend of $60,000 with benefit funding and up to $1,600 in
reimbursable research-related travel allowance. Semester Postdoctoral
Fellowships: ICERM has five openings for its semester-long
positions. These appointments are intended for those who would like to
participate in the fall 2021 semester program: "Hamiltonian Methods in
Dispersive and Wave Evolution Equations". ICERM will match Semester
Postdocs with faculty mentors for the duration of the fall
semester. ICERM Semester Postdocs receive a stipend over four months
of $30,000 with benefit funding and up to $800 in reimbursable
research- related travel allowance. Learn more about ICERM's Fall 2021
Semester Program and how to apply for these positions at
http://mathjobs.org/jobs/list/16155.

Applicants must submit an AMS Standard Cover Sheet, cover letter, CV,
research statement, and three letters of recommendation. Priority will
be given to applications received before January 4, 2021.


From: Ruth Crane ruth_crane@icerm.brown.edu
Date: October 07, 2020
Subject: Postdoc Positions, Simons Bridge, ICERM/Brown Univ


In response to the COVID-19 crisis, the Simons Foundation has created
the Simons Bridge for Postdoctoral Fellowships, to provide additional
funding to institutes to support one-year postdoctoral positions in
mathematics starting in the fall of 2021 and 2022. The Institute for
Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics (ICERM) has
been allocated three fellowship positions to start in the fall of 2021
and three to start in the fall of 2022. Three Simons Bridge
Fellowships will begin September 1, 2021; these may be extendable for
a second year. The Simons Bridge Postdoctoral Fellowships are
twelve-month appointments. They may not be held in conjunction with an
NSF Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellowship or similar
awards. Fellows should not hold positions at other institutions during
their tenure.

Applicants must identify an individual from ICERM/Brown University or
another institution in Rhode Island or the Boston metro area that
could serve as a research mentor. Possible mentors could come from the
Mathematics Department or Division of Applied Mathematics at Brown or
from ICERM's 2021-22 programs: Hamiltonian Methods in Dispersive and
Wave Evolution Equations (fall 2021), Braids (spring 2022).

Eligibility: Applicants must expect to receive their Ph.D. in calendar
year 2021. Documentation of completion of all requirements for a
doctoral degree in mathematics or a related area by the start of the
appointment is required.


From: Gabriele Steidl steidl@math.tu-berlin.de
Date: October 10, 2020
Subject: PhD/Postdoc Position, TU Berlin


PhD or Postdoc Position (100% TU Berlin)
Faculty II - Institute of Mathematics
Reference number: II-611/20 (starting at the earliest possible,
closing date for applications 23/10/20)

Working field: research in the field of applied analysis with focus on
mathematical image and data processing, in particular large scale
optimization, modeling with sparsity constraints, stochastic methods
in nonnonvex, nonsmooth optimization; work within a joint BMBF project
on Artificial Intelligence withTU Chemnitz;

Requirements: successfully completed university degree (Master, Diplom
or equivalent) in mathematics or related field; PhD in mathematics
welcome; excellent knowledge in functional analysis and nonlinear
optimization knowledge in machine learning and stochastics; expertise
in software development, e.g. C, C++, Python, Matlab; very good
command of English.

More information can be obtained from Prof. Dr. Gabriele Steidl
(steidl@math.tu-berlin.de). Please send your application with the
reference number and the usual documents by email (in a single pdf
file, max 5 MB) to steidl@math.tu-berlin.de. To ensure equal
opportunities between women and men, applications by women with the
required qualifications are explicitly desired. Qualified individuals
with disabilities will be favored. The TU Berlin values the diversity
of its members and is committed to the goals of equal opportunities.

The vacancy is also available on the internet at
http://www.personalabteilung.tu-berlin.de/menue/jobs/



From: Imke Franzmeier mm.applications@uni-muenster.de
Date: October 06, 2020
Subject: PhD/Postdoc Positions, Young Research Groups, Mathematics, Munster


Be part of Mathematics Munster! Dive into your own research project
and benefit from the excellent research environment at the University
of Munster, Germany. PhD and Postdoc positions, as well as Young
Research Groups at Mathematics Munster are open for application.

http://www.mathematics-muenster.de

Apply now: "PhD Positions". Join the Mathematics Munster Graduate
School and profit from the active and demanding research environment
for talented and motivated doctoral researchers aiming to become the
next generation of leading scientists. Salary level E13 TV-L, 75% for
three years. In all research areas related to the Cluster. The
duration of the PhD positions is three years. The expected starting
date is no later than October 2021. Apply until November 1st 2020.

Apply now: "Postdoctoral Positions". Salary level E13 TV-L, 100% for
up to three years. In all research areas related to the Cluster and
specific projects within the CRC "Geometry: Deformations and
Rigidity". The expected starting date is no later than October 2021.

Apply now: "Young Research Groups" (postdoctoral level). Salary level
E13 TV-L, 100% for up to four years. In all research areas related to
the Cluster. The expected starting date is no later than October
2021. Postdoc applicants are invited to collaborate as a Young
Research Group on a joint research project relevant to the topics of
Mathematics Munster. Apply individually through the postdoc application
form.

Find more information on positions, requirements and online
application form at:
https://www.uni-muenster.de/MathematicsMuenster/careers/apply



From: Kartik Jain k.jain@utwente.nl
Date: October 08, 2020
Subject: PhD Position, Computational Physiology, Univ of Twente, The Netherlands

A fully funded PhD position for four years is available in the
Computational Physiology group of the University of Twente, The
Netherlands. The project involves study of microspheres transport in
the liver vasculature as a means to cure liver tumours. A
computational model within the Lattice Boltzmann framework will be
developed in the PhD project to enable simulation of particle
transport in complex anatomical geometries. Simulations will
eventually be carried out on high performance computing resources.

The candidate will collaborate with two other PhD candidates within
the consortium who will respectively perform experimental and clinical
studies. The Radboud University Medical Center will be one of the
main partners for the design and analysis of studies.

The applicants must hold a master's degree in Physics or Engineering
preferably with a focus on Computational Sciences. Programming
expertise, thorough understanding of fluid mechanics and exposure to
HPC resources are highly desirable. The candidate must be excited to
work in an interdisciplinary environment and willing to contribute to
medicine using engineering and physics. Salary and other benefits
including holiday allowance, vacation days and end of year bonus are
in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement of Dutch
Universities. For further information, or to apply, please send the
usual documents to Kartik Jain, k.jain@utwente.nl.


From: Laurette Lauffer laurette.lauffer@kit.edu
Date: October 08, 2020
Subject: PhD Position, KIT, Germany


The Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1173 "Wave phenomena -
analysis and numerics" offers a PhD positions under the supervision of
Prof. Dr. Christian Koos (Institute of Photonics and Quantum
Electronics (IPQ))

The full description can be found under the following link:
http://www.pse.kit.edu/karriere/joboffer.php?id=3D54924&language=3Den


From: J=C3=BCrgen D=C3=B6lz doelz@ins.uni-bonn.de
Date: October 07, 2020
Subject: PhD Position, Uncertainty Quantification, Univ of Bonn


A PhD position in numerical analysis is available at the Institute of
Numerical Simulation at the University of Bonn. The student will work
on the development, mathematical analysis, and implementation of fast
numerical methods to quantify uncertainties in electromagnetic
problems. The deadline for applications is 31 October 2020.

For more details see:
https://www.uni-bonn.de/die-universitaet/stellenangebote/abt.-3.3/07-20-3.31-en

From: Heike Sill Heike.Sill@wias-berlin.de
Date: October 09, 2020
Subject: PhD Postion, WIAS, Germany


WIAS invites in the Research Group "Nonsmooth Variational Problems and
Operator Equations" (Head: Prof. Dr. M. Hintermuller) applications for
a PhD Student Position (f/m/d) (Ref. 20/19).

to be filled at the earliest possible date. The aim of the post is to
carry out research in the field of mathematical imaging and
applica-tions. Furthermore, research results will be published in
scientific journals, presented at con-ferences and a dissertation will
be written in the above mentioned main topic. Prerequisite: A
scientifically oriented person with an above-average master's/diploma
degree in mathematics with a focus on applied mathematics; knowledge
in the calculus of variations, optimization with partial differential
equations, their numerical solution and mathematical image
processing. Furthermore, the holder of the position is willing to
cooperate with users and sub-ject-related colleagues. Technical
queries should be directed to Prof. Dr. Michael Hintermuller
(Michael.Hinter-mueller@wias-berlin.de). The position is remunerated
according to TVoD and is limited to three years with a reduced working
time of 29.25 hours per week.

See here for more information: https://short.sg/j/7722566


From: Michael Dumbser michael.dumbser@unitn.it
Date: October 09, 2020
Subject: New Honours Program, Modelling and Simulation, Italy


Modelling and simulation is essential nowadays for the solution of
complex nonlinear problems and is of fundamental importance in many
areas of our everyday life. Models and computer simulations allow to
forecast complex processes, also in areas where experiments are
unfeasible or very difficult. The elite post-graduate honors program
Modelling & Simulation of the Department of Civil, Environmental and
Mechanical Engineering (DICAM) at the University of Trento offers
graduated MSc students, and those students who will graduate until
March 2021, coming from the areas of engineering, mathematics and
physics the possibility to gain additional and specific knowledge in
the fields of applied mathematics, computational mechanics and
scientific computing. The honors program Modelling & Simulation is an
ideal preparation for a subsequent PhD program in this area. All
courses can be officially recognized as credits for the DICAM PhD
program. It furthermore prepares students for complex simulations in
research & development departments of big international companies,
international engineering consultancy institutions and service
providers. To further increase the transfer of knowledge between
senior academics and students, Modelling & Simulation is endowed with
a mentoring program. UniTN is a research-intensive University located
in the Province of Trento in the North of Italy and is surrounded by
the Dolomiti mountains, a UNESCO world heritage site. UniTN is
constantly ranked among the best Italian Universities, also thanks to
its ability to attract competitive European funding, in particular ERC
grants of excellence. Among the key competences of DICAM are applied
mathematics and scientific computing, theoretical and computational
mechanics, as well as computational physics, which are the pillars of
the honors program Modelling & Simulation.

Further information on the program and the application process is
available on the website http://www.dicam.unitn.it/modsim

Deadline for applications is October 31st 2020 at 16:00 CET.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all courses of the honors program can
also be attended online.



From: Nick Polydorides n.polydorides@ed.ac.uk
Date: October 09, 2020
Subject: Special Issue, Modelling and Estimation in Digital Twins


Digital twinning is the coupling between a dynamic system (physical
asset) and its computerised model (digital asset). The scope of this
is to allow for prediction and optimisation of operations via the
digital asset over the lifetime of the physical one. This, in turn,
requires that the computerised model is promptly calibrated so that
its response matches as close as possible the behaviour of the
physical asset via a continuous cycle of sensor data assimilation and
model prediction, tracking the temporal evolution of the physical
system. This framework is rooted in inverse problems and mathematical
modelling under uncertainty, and finds applications in automation of
manufacturing processes, structural health monitoring and biomedical
signal and image processing, among other areas. Of particular
importance to the digital twins context is the computational
efficiency of the algorithms involved and their scalability in
increasing dimensions, as model estimation and prediction tasks must
be available in near real-time to allow for timely decisions and
controls. This Special Issue aims to bring together articles
discussing recent algorithmic advances in mathematical modelling and
inverse problems of high-dimensional and complex systems. Articles on
topics in real-time simulation, model order reduction, online
learning, scalable uncertainty quantification and data-driven models
are particularly welcome.

Link:
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/mathematics/special_issues/modelling_and_estimation_in_digital_twins

From: Badih Ghusayni badih@future-in-tech.net
Date: October 08, 2020
Subject: Contents, Mathematics and Computer Science, 16 (1)


Xiang Sui, An Algorithm for Computing Least-squares Function-valued
Pade-type Approximation

M. A. Panhwar, S. A. Khuhro, T. Mazhar, D. ZhongLiang, N. Qadir,
Quantum Cryptography: A way of Improving Security of Information

Sitthikorn Nakkao, Utsanee Leerawat, On functional equations related
to generalized Jordan derivations in rings

Israa Ali Alshabeeb, Nidaa Ghalib Ali, Optimization of fuzzy inference
system based on particle swarm optimization to enhance the efficiency
of system

Mounia Zaydi, Bouchaib Nassereddine, A Conceptual Hybrid Approach for
Information Security Governanc

Pramendra Kumar, Vikas Panwar, Dipti Singh, An adaptive RBF Controller
for a class of Nonaffine Nonlinear systems

Abbes Ourahmoun, Brahim Bouderah, Analysis of Quasistatic Problem for
an Elastic Material with Friction and Wear

Sheila A. Bishop, Kanayo S. Eke, Hilary I. Okagbue, Advances on
Asymptotic Stability of Impulsive Stochastic Evolution Equations

Saran Intapiu, Teerapat Srichan, A remark on sampling Nymann- Beurling
criterion for the Riemann hypothesis

Nuttawoot Nupo, Chollawat Pookpienlert, Regularity on Semigroups of
Transformations Preserving an Equivalence Relation and a Cross-
Section with Fixed Sets

Sarawut Phuapong, Chollawat Pookpienlert, Fixed Variables Generalized
Hypersubstitutions

Roberto Amato, Some relations among Pythagorean triples

Sinsup Nubpetchploy, Apisit Pakapongpun, Three combined sequences
related to Jacobsthal sequences

Ahmed B. Hussein, Muntaha A. Hasan, Dual basis for a class of cell
Modules

Kittipong Subwattanachai, Prapanpong Pongsriiam, Composition of Happy
Functions and Digit Maps

Rakporn Dokchan, Apisit Pakapongpun, On the Diophantine Equation ,
where p and p+20 are primes

Vicente Jara-Vera, Carmen Sanchez-Avila, On Maximal Cycles or
Triangular Planar Polygonal Graphs and Their Coloring
G. Murugusundaramoorthy, K. Amarender Reddy, On a Class of Analytic
Functions Related to Close-to-Convex Functions

Musab Hijazi, Akram Zeki, Amelia Ismail, Arabic Text Classification
Using Hybrid Feature Selection Method Using Chi-Square Binary
Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm

Chanokgan Sahatsathatsana, Sattra Sahatsathatsana, Bounds on Poisson
approximation for set of t columns that is not a t covering

Deena Al-Kadi, Pseudo KUS-algebras

Falah Sarhan, Approximation Solution for Backward Fuzzy Delay
Stochastic Differential equations

Y. O. Anthonio, K. Rauf, Hardy-type Inequalities for Convex Functions

Michael O. Ajisope, Kamilu Rauf, Corrigendum: On Some Refinements of
Hardy-type Integral inequalities

E. E. Aribike, K. Rauf, Generalized Opial-Type Inequalities\\ on Time
Scales

Abdulelah A. Algosaibi, High-Performance Computing Based Approach for
Improving Semantic-Based Federated Data Processing

Uzoamaka A Ezeafulukwe, Maslina Darus, Olubunmi A. Fadipe-Joseph,
Certain Property of the q-analogue of Sigmoid Functions

M. Nazran M. Pauzi, Maslina Darus, Saibah Siregar, A Subclass of Odd
p-valent Functions by Salagean Operator with Negative Coefficients

Butsakorn Kong-ied, Two new eighth and twelfth order iterative methods
for solving nonlinear equations

F. N. B. M. Yussof, N. B. Maan, M. N. B. M. Reba, Reconstruction of
Chlorophyll-a Data by Using DINEOF Approach in Sepanggar Bay, Malaysia

Maryam Alami Chentoufi, Rachid Ellaia, A novel multi-population
passing vehicle search algorithm based co-evolutionary cultural
algorithm

A. Ali, M. Z. Iqbal, T. Iqbal, M. Hadir, Study of Generalized
k-hypergeometric Functions

M. Al-Muhja, H. Akhadkulov, N. Ahmad, Estimates for Constrained
Approximation in space: Piecewise Polynomial

M. S. Al-Muhja, H. Akhadkulov, N. Ahmad, Equivalence of Weighted
DT-Moduli of (Co)convex Functions

Areerak Chaiworn, Supicha Promjan, Formulas for the Exponential Matrix
of so(1,3)

William M. Brummond, Kirkman Systems that Attain the Upper Bound on
the Minimum Block Sum, for Access Balancing in Distributed Storage

Sitanan Khun-in, Utsanee Leerawat, Symmetric bi-additive maps of rings
with generalized skew-centralizing traces

Nuthawud Sungtong, The Algebraic Structures of Quantifier Free
Formulas Induced by Terms of a Fixed Variable

Teeranush Suebcharoen, Jutarat Kongson, A delay-differential equation
model of the Signal Transduction Pathway

Ivo Beros, Nikica Hlupic, Danko Basch, Modification of the finite-
difference method for solving a special class of nonlinear two-point
boundary value Problems

Peter Johnson, Nan Yang, Achieving Metric Dimension One by Weighting
the Edges of a Connected Network

O. A. Fadipe-Joseph, M. O. Oluwayemi, Sufficient conditions for class
C_alpha

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