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NA Digest, V. 21, # 3

NA Digest Friday, January 22, 2021 Volume 21 : Issue 3


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From: Vladik Kreinovich vladik@utep.edu
Date: January 13, 2021
Subject: Congratulations to Nicholas Higham


Nicholas Higham was elected Fellow of Association of Computing
Machinery (ACM) -- the world's main Computer Science oganization --
for his contributions to numerical linear algebra, numerical stability
analysis, and communication of mathematics
https://awards.acm.org/award_winners/higham_5202406


From: Karel Segeth segeth@math.cas.cz
Date: January 20, 2021
Subject: 2020 Babuska Prize awarded


In December 2020, the Czech Society for Mechanics and the Union of
Czech Mathematicians and Physicists again awarded the I. Babuska Prize
for the best work in computational mechanics and computational
mathematics submitted by students and young scientists. The Prize
winner for 2020 is Dr Miroslav Hrstka from the Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering of the Brno University of Technology. The work honored is
his PhD thesis Evaluation of fracture mechanical parameters for
bi-piezo-material notch.

The second position was awarded to Dr Martin Doskar who was delivered
a diploma of honor for his PhD thesis Wang tiling for modelling of
heterogeneous materials defended at the Faculty of Civil Engineering
of the Czech Technical University in Prague.

Further diplomas of honor were delivered to MS theses. The first
position in this category was taken by Evzen Korec from the Faculty of
Civil Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague. The
second was Petr Vacek from the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of
Charles University in Prague and the third position belongs to Alexej
Moskovka from the Faculty of Applied Sciences of the University of
West Bohemia in Pilsen.

The Prize was established in 1994 by an outstanding Czech
mathematician Ivo Babuska (University of Texas at Austin, TX).


From: Matthew Dixon matthew.dixon@iit.edu
Date: January 11, 2021
Subject: SIAM FM21 Programming Challenge, Jan 2021


The SIAM Activity Group on Financial Mathematics and Engineering is
excited to announce the first SIAM Financial Mathematics & Engineering
Student Programming Competition sponsored by MathWorks. Student teams,
composed of undergraduate and graduate students across CSE/Applied
Math, shall partake in a two-month programming challenge to solve a
mathematical programming problem arising in financial modeling. Teams
will have the option to use a complimentary license of MATLAB provided
by MathWorks.

Winning teams will be awarded cash prizes during an award ceremony at
the SIAM Conference on Financial Mathematics and Engineering (FM21),
which will take place either virtually or in hybrid mode June
1-4. Registration for the challenge will close at 11:59 p.m. EST on
January 31 and all participants are strongly encouraged to attend a
Q&A webinar at 11 a.m. EST on January 25. Please see the SIAM
programming challenge webpage (https://bit.ly/3nGNHaU) for further
details and follow the links to register. Questions regarding the
programming competition should be sent to Matthew Dixon
(matthew.dixon@iit.edu) or Stuart Kozola (skozola@mathworks.com).


From: Benjamin Uekermann benjamin.uekermann@ipvs.uni-stuttgart.de
Date: January 21, 2021
Subject: New preCICE release v2.2.0


preCICE v2.2.0 is available on GitHub

https://github.com/precice/precice/releases/tag/v2.2.0

preCICE is an open-source coupling library for partitioned
multi-physics simulations, including, but not restricted to
fluid-structure interaction and conjugate heat transfer
simulations. The software offers convenient methods for transient
equation coupling, communication, and data mapping. Ready-to-use
adapters for OpenFOAM, SU2, FEniCS, deal.II, and more are
available. Writing adapters for in-house code is a matter of days. The
preCICE API is available in C++, C, Python, Fortran, and Matlab.

The new release brings functionality to track flow rate, more flexible
data mapping, support for macOS, many bugfixes, and many improvements
in documentation. Read more at
https://precice.discourse.group/t/highlights-of-the-new-precice-release-v2-=
2/429
.


From: Christian Himpe himpe@mpi-magdeburg.mpg.de
Date: January 22, 2021
Subject: emgr 5.9 released


emgr -- EMpirical GRamian Framework, version 5.9 has been released.
emgr computes empirical system Gramians, which provide insight into
nonlinear input-output systems of the form:

x' =3D f(x,u,p,t)
y =3D g(x,u,p,t)

in terms of:

- Reachability,
- Observability,
- Minimality,
- Identifiability.

emgr is an open-source project compatible with MATLAB/Octave and
Python/NumPy. Further info at:
https://gramian.de and https://github.com/gramian/emgr


From: Sue Thorne sue.thorne@stfc.ac.uk
Date: January 15, 2021
Subject: Exascale Simulation of integrated Engineering Systems, ONLINE, Jan=

2021

Workshop on "Towards Exascale Simulation of integrated engineering
systems at extreme scale" 21-22 January, No Cost, Virtual via Zoom
(Registration required to obtain link)

The imminent deployment of exascale computing will usher in a new era
of engineering system prediction, design and optimisation. It would
enable a whole-system approach in a seamless fashion that
significantly cuts the development cycle and cost. Before such a full
potential can be realised, a fundamental rethink is needed about how
we construct physical models and application software codes for the
new computer architectures and software libraries. Sophisticated
engineering systems typically involve multi-physical processes, such
as flow, heat transfer, chemical reactions, electromagnetics,
acoustics, and fluid-structure interaction, often in complex
geometries. How to integrate existing methods and/or develop
completely new methods to make full use of exascale computing is a
grand challenge for mathematicians, physicists, computer scientists as
well as engineers. In this workshop, leading experts in the field will
showcase recent efforts in the development of modelling methodologies,
computer algorithms, software interfaces, and software/hardware co-
design in preparation for the arrival of exascale computing.

For further details, including how to register, please visit https://excali=
bur-
sle.github.io/workshop3.html


From: Charles S. Peskin peskin@cims.nyu.edu
Date: January 19, 2021
Subject: Immersed Boundary Method Course, ONLINE, Feb 2021


MATH-GA.2012-003 Advanced Topics in Numerical Analysis:
The Immersed Boundary Method for Fluid-Structure Interaction
Mondays, 11:00am - 12:50pm (New York City time zone).
First Meeting: February 1, and continuing for the Spring semester.
Instructor: Charles S. Peskin
Prerequisite: Familiarity with numerical methods and fluid dynamics.

This course will be taught via Zoom. For detailed description, see
https://math.nyu.edu/dynamic/courses/graduate-course-descriptions/
(and search for the course number or "Peskin")

For online lecture notes, see
https://www.math.nyu.edu/faculty/peskin/ib_lecture_notes/index.html

If you are interested in attending this course, or for more
information, please send email to peskin@cims.nyu.edu

If you would like to register to take the course for credit, please
contact Michelle Shin: shin@courant.nyu.edu


From: Natalia Kopteva natalia.kopteva@ul.ie
Date: January 11, 2021
Subject: Irish Numerical Analysis Forum Seminar Series, ONLINE, 2021


The Irish Numerical Analysis Forum (INAF) is a new initiative where
experts from various countries give talks on their subject areas that
are suitable for a general numerical analysis audience -- not just
those who already have some familiarity with the topic of the talk.

The series starts on 21-Jan-2021; more info, including a list of the
first 6 speakers and instructions for registering your name and email
address, are given at the INAF website at
https://staff.ul.ie/natalia/inaf

The talks will be streamed online via zoom and are free to view; one
must however register in advance with INAF to gain access to them. We
will usually have one talk every two weeks, but the talk timetable may
vary from this. A registration puts you on our mailing list for
receiving zoom links for all talks.



From: Tobias von Petersdorff petersd@umd.edu
Date: January 14, 2021
Subject: SAYAS NUMERICS SEMINAR, ONLINE, 2021


We are pleased to announce SAYAS NUMERICS SEMINAR in Spring 2021
http://sayasseminar.math.umd.edu

This is a weekly online seminar on computational mathematics with
talks on Tuesdays at 3:30pm Eastern Time, starting January 26.

The seminar is jointly organized by George Mason University;
University of Maryland, Baltimore County; University of Delaware;
University of Maryland, College Park.

Sayas Numerics Seminar started in Fall 2020, videos of past talks are
available on the web site.

It was a successful event that serves the important purpose of
allowing both senior and early career researchers to expose their work
in the current difficult situation.



From: Matthew Scroggs matthew.w.scroggs@gmail.com
Date: January 19, 2021
Subject: FEniCS, ONLINE, Mar 2021


In March (22-26), we are running the FEniCS 2021 online conference for
developers and used of the FEniCS finite element library. It will
include five afternoons of presentations, as well as evening
activities with time to chat using gather.town.

You can register and find more information at
https://fenicsproject.org/fenics-2021/. Talk submissions are open
until 20 February 2021 and details can be found at the same link.



From: Pamela Bye pam.bye@ima.org.uk
Date: January 13, 2021
Subject: IMA Early Career Mathematicians=E2=80=99 Conference, ONLINE, Mar 2=

021

IMA Early Career Mathematicians' Spring Conference 2021
Saturday 13 March 2021
Online Event via Zoom
https://ima.org.uk/15786/online-event-ima-early-career-mathematicians-sprin=
g-
conference-2021/

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 a networking activities. This is a perfect opportunity to learn
about fascinating areas of mathematics and its applications from
people that work on them, whilst also providing you the chance to
become more involved with a professional body of mathematics. The
networking event will allow you the opportunity to meet people with
similar interests and find out more about the wide range of careers
that are available.

Invited Speakers and Talk Titles: Mihaela Rosca (DeepMind and UCL),
enerative modelling using deep learning methods; Prof Nick Higham;
Further Invited Speakers to be confirmed shortly.

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: Pamela Bye pam.bye@ima.org.uk
Date: January 12, 2021
Subject: IMA Maths in Defence, ONLINE, Mar 2021


Tuesday March 30 - Wednesday March 31, 2021
Online Conference via Zoom - Daily Delegate Rate Available
https://ima.org.uk/12970/6th-ima-conference-on-mathematics-in-defence-and-s=
ecurity/

Mathematics Adapting to a Changing World

Science and technology play an increasingly important role in
supporting the defence and security industries. Mathematics is
fundamental to these two disciplines, providing a framework for
understanding and solving the varied and complex problems faced, and
to model systems and scenarios. These models are then used to estimate
system performance, find weaknesses in real systems, and suggest
improvements. This conference brings together a wide variety of
mathematical methods with defence and security applications. The
programme will include keynote speakers, presentations and poster
sessions, as well as refreshment breaks for informal discussions. It
is aimed towards mathematicians, scientists and engineers from both
industry and academia, in addition to government and military
personnel who have an interest in how mathematics can be applied to
defence and security problems. This will be the sixth Mathematics in
Defence and Security, conference albeit the first with \370Security\371
explicitly mentioned in the title; the previous conferences each
attracted over 100 delegates from a wide range of organisations
including Dstl, QinetiQ, AWE, BAE Systems, Thales, Rolls Royce, the
IMA, the MoD, academia and international parties. In response to the
Covid-19 situation, this event will be held virtually via Zoom
Webinar. Our intention is that the scientific programme will remain
very similar to that of an in-person event.

Invited Speakers: This year we are delighted that keynote
presentations will be given by Dr Ned Allen (Former Lockheed Martin
Chief Scientist), Phillippa Spencer (DSTL) and Marc Widdowson
(Director of Amarna Ltd)

Call for Papers: Papers will be accepted on the basis of a 300-500
word abstract which should be submitted by 31 January 2021 via
https://my.ima.org.uk/. Abstracts are expected to conform to the
following template in Times New Roman, size 10 font: Title;
Contributing author(s) Surname, Initials; Affiliation(s) Department,
organisation; Abstract: 300-500 words only. Successful authors will
be invited to submit a paper for inclusion in the conference
proceedings. This is an open conference and all papers and
presentations will be unclassified. The proceedings will be made
available to delegates for download from the conference
webpage. Further information on prizes for this conference will be
confirmed shortly. All talks that were accepted for the in-person
conference in 2020 will be accepted for the virtual conference. If you
submitted an abstract and wish to provide a talk at the online
conference, please contact the IMA Conferences Team by 31 January
2021. If you have an updated version of your abstract available please
submit it by this deadline. If we do not hear from you we will remove
your abstract and talk from our database.


From: Harbir Antil hantil@gmu.edu
Date: January 12, 2021
Subject: East Coast Optimization Meeting (ECOM), ONLINE, Apr 2021


We cordially invite you to attend the second annual East Coast
Optimization Meeting (ECOM) on April 1-2, 2021.

ECOM is an annual two day workshop and this year ECOM will take place
in a fully virtual format. The goal of ECOM is to introduce students
and early-career researchers to current trends in optimization as well
as to provide a strong networking environment between academia,
industry, and the national laboratories.

This year's focus for ECOM is Optimization for Machine Learning

The keynote speakers for the second ECOM are:
- Prof. Frank E. Curtis (Lehigh University)
- Prof. Wotao Yin (UCLA)

More details and registration information is available here
http://math.gmu.edu/~hantil/ECOM/2021/

Everyone is welcome to attend but registration is mandatory.


From: Pamela Bye pam.bye@ima.org.uk
Date: January 22, 2021
Subject: Mathematics of Operational Research, ONLINE, Apr 2021


3rd IMA and OR Society Conference on Mathematics of Operational
Research
Tuesday April 20 - Friday April 23, 2021
Online Conference via Zoom - Daily Delegate Rate Available
https://ima.org.uk/14347/14347/
Innovating Mathematics for New Industrial Challenges

Building on the success of the two previous conferences held in 2017
and 2019 this conference will draw together the considerable community
of researchers and practitioners who develop new mathematics of
relevance to, and which underpin applications in Operational Research
(OR). It will take a comprehensive view, it will showcase activity
from across OR, and will welcome both contributions which have a clear
application focus as well as those which are theoretically driven.
Contributions will be expected to showcase both significant new
mathematics and OR relevance. The conference will host plenaries from
leading international experts.

Invited Speakers: Jakob Blaavand (The Smith Institute); Kevin
Glazebrook (Lancaster University); Nick Harris (Dstl)+; Dolores Romero
Morales (Copenhagen Business School); Professor Edmund Burke
(University of Leicester), President of the Operational Research
Society will be giving the opening speech on the morning of the 20
April 2021.

Call for Posters: Papers will be considered for the conference based
on a 100-200 word abstract for poster presentation. Posters are
encouraged particularly from PhD students, and a prize for the best
poster presentation will be awarded. Abstracts should be submitted by
Friday 26 February 2021 directly to the IMA Conferences Team.



From: Elise DE DONCKER eliise.dedoncker@wmich.edu
Date: January 14, 2021
Subject: Computational Science and HPC, Italy, Jul 2021


This is an invitation for contributions for the Workshop on
Computational Science and HPC (CSHPC), to be held with ICCSA 2021,
July 5-8, 2021 in Cagliari, Italy, http://www.iccsa.org

The CSHPC Workshop focuses on numerical and symbolic methods,
simulations, algorithms and tools (software and hardware) for
developing and running scientific computations. High Performance
Computing (HPC), scalability and numerical precision are important in
view of the computational requirements and data, which are generally
large. Related topics may involve system architectures supporting the
applications: massively parallel systems, GPUs, hybrid systems and
distributed (cluster, grid/cloud) environments. Apart from
traditional algorithms, problem solving tools further include
techniques using neural networks, machine learning and genetic
algorithms. Applications (not necessarily utilizing HPC) will be
considered from areas including computational physics, computational
mathematics and statistics, quantum physics, fluid dynamics, molecular
dynamics, materials science/nanotechnology, computational
biology/medicine, bio- and neuroinformatics, environmental and climate
modeling.

Themes: Numerical computations and precision, HPC, large scale data
and applications, machine learning, modeling, simulations

Paper submission deadline: March 28, 2021
Notification of acceptance: April 18, 2021


From: Albert S Berahas albertberahas@gmail.com
Date: January 18, 2021
Subject: Modeling and Optimization: Theory and Applications, USA, Aug 2021


MOPTA 2021. Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA.
August 2-4, 2021.

We wish to invite you to contribute to the annual Modeling and
Optimization: Theory and Applications (MOPTA 2021) conference, held at
Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, USA, August 2-4, 2021.

The MOPTA conference brings together researchers from a broad range of
optimization areas, working on theoretical or applied aspects, or
both. There will be invited plenary talks from distinguished
speakers, as well as organized sessions and contributed talks, spread
over three days. Our confirmed plenary speakers are: Hamsa
Balakrishnan (MIT); Amy M. Cohn (University of Michigan); Simge
Kucukyavuz (Northwestern University); Jeffrey T. Linderoth (University
of Wisconsin-Madison); Michael Mahoney (UC Berkeley); Catherine
McGeoch (D-Wave Systems Inc.); Yurii Nesterov (University of Louvain).

For more information, please see: http://coral.ie.lehigh.edu/~mopta/.

COVID-19: We hope that as vaccines and vaccination programs are
starting soon, next August a full MOPTA 2021 will be possible. Still,
there is a real chance that having an in-person MOPTA 2021 may not be
possible. MOPTA 2021 will only be held in-person if permitted by
university, state and federal guidelines. If an in-person conference
is not possible, we will consider alternatives such as a fully virtual
or a hybrid version of the conference. We plan to send updates as they
become available.

Information about the 13th AIMMS/MOPTA Optimization Modeling
Competition coming soon. Please contact Albert S. Berahas
(albertberahas(at)lehigh(dot)edu) if you have questions about the
MOPTA 2021 conference. Please contact Sheila Dorney,
(skd220(at)lehigh(dot)edu) with your questions related to conference
logistics. For questions related to the MOPTA 2021 competition please
contact Karmel S. Shehadeh: kshehadeh(at)lehigh(dot)edu. For questions
about the AIMMS software please contact: support(at)aimms(dot)com.


From: Durga Prasad Challa hod_ma@iittp.ac.in
Date: January 19, 2021
Subject: Faculty Positions, Probability and Statistics, IIT Tirupati


We, the Mathematics and Statistics Department at IIT Tirupati, are
keen to recruit faculty in the areas of Statistics and Dynamical
Systems. Recently, we started our M.Sc Programme in Mathematics and
Statistics with equal importance to Mathematics and Statistics courses
and to ensure that our PG students learn several Mathematics courses
and Statistics courses as compulsory courses whereas elective courses
can be opted based on their future goals. Right now, in our institute,
we have B.Tech, M.Tech, M.Sc Mathematics and Statistics, MS by
Research and PhD programs.

Currently, we have 2 regular faculty with research background in
Probability & Statistics and 6 regular faculty with a research
background in different areas of Mathematics. Currently, we are
running our M.Sc Program and highly depending on guest faculty to deal
with our Statistics courses.

In this connection and due to the importance of Statistic in the
present society, we want to hire more faculty with a research
background in Statistics. And also we are interested to hire the
faculty in the area of Dynamical Systems.

The deadline to apply for the position is January 29, 2021. The
details of the notification can be found using the URL:
https://iittp.ac.in/recruitment .


From: Tobias Weinzierl tobias.weinzierl@durham.ac.uk
Date: January 14, 2021
Subject: Faculty Positions, Scientific Computing, Durham Univ


Durham University's Computer Science is hiring on all levels
(assistant, associate, full professor) in various areas. One of them
is scientific computing. In Scientific Computing, we wish to
strengthen our expertise around large-scale numerical simulations;
this in particular includes colleagues who can create stronger links
to the computational disciplines in Durham (Physics, Earth Sciences
and Mathematics) or intensify our collaboration with Durham's three
supercomputing centres (ARC, N8, DiRAC). Areas of interest include,
but are not limited to performance engineering, load-balancing, new
supercomputing architectures, programming models or algorithms behind
novel numerical schemes.

Details on one of the positions (there are three different job adverts
out there for the three different levels) can be found at

https://www.timeshighereducation.com/unijobs/listing/241488/associate-profe=
ssor-in-
computer-science-/?LinkSource=3DPremiumListing

or

https://durham.taleo.net/careersection/du_ext/jobdetail.ftl?
job=3D21000049&tz=3DGMT%2B00%3A00&tzname=3DEurope%2FLondon

All positions are permanent, and there's a clear promotion route to
full professor.


From: Emmanuel Maitre emmanuel.maitre@imag.fr
Date: January 14, 2021
Subject: Full Professor Position, HPC for PDE, Grenoble Alpes Univ, France


The Laboratoire Jean Kuntzmann (LJK) seeks to recruit a specialist in
numerical methods for partial differential equations, with an advanced
knowledge of new architectures of high performance computers. This
request falls within the following context: The EDP and Airsea teams
have a long history of research in all areas of partial differential
equations applied to the modeling of phenomena of very varied nature,
on the whole range of scales, from nano-physics to the
ocean-atmosphere coupling. A historical common denominator of this
community is the numerical analysis of partial differential equations,
whether by the development of new schemes or numerical methods, by
research on optimal boundary conditions, with the objective to model
more and more complex phenomena (either by their non-linearity or
their size). They have also been engaged for several years in
scientific computing research projects dealing with massive data and
using significant computing resources available in regional (UMS
GRICAD), national (IDRIS) or European (PRACE) computing centers: ANR
HAMM (hybrid computing for scientific computing), ANR Scales
(turbulent transport), ANR HEAT (Highly Efficient ATmospheric
Modeling), SEISCOPE project (3D seismic imagery). The LJK is also
strongly committed, within MaiMoSiNE, a regional platform for the
SIMSEO action, which aims to promote modeling, numerical simulation
and high performance computing (HPC) in SMEs. HPC, once reserved for
large computation centers and large companies, is now spreading
throughout the economic fabric. The stakes are high, in terms of
massive data processing, mathematical modeling and numerical
simulation. Computers are rapidly evolving towards complex
architectures, of the hybrid CPU-GPU type and with a very large number
of cores (exascale computers). To take advantage of these new
architectures, it is often necessary to rethink the numerical methods
and algorithms used for modeling and numerical simulation (increased
scalability, fault tolerance).

The candidate recruited for this position will combine very strong skills i=
n
numerical methods / partial differential equations as well as knowledge of
new architectures and their programming.

Contact (research teams): https://ljk.imag.fr
Laurent Debreu - Laurent.Debreu@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr and
Christophe Picard - Christophe.Picard@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr

Contact (teaching):
Eric Blayo - Eric.Blayo@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr


From: Stephen Langdon stephen.langdon@brunel.ac.uk
Date: January 12, 2021
Subject: Lecturer/Senior Lecturer Positions, Brunel Univ London


The Department of Mathematics at Brunel University London seeks a
Lecturer and Senior Lecturer in either Mathematics or Statistics to
contribute to research and teaching, including delivery of our BSc
programme: "Mathematics for Data Science" at North China University of
Technology (NCUT), Beijing, China. The successful candidate will also
be expected to join one of the Department of Mathematics' research
groups (Applied and Numerical Analysis, Mathematical Physics and
Applied Mathematics, Financial Mathematics and Operational Research,
Statistics and Data Science), to contribute to our thriving research
environment, and to assist with developing research links with our
NCUT partners.

For informal enquiries please contact: Professor Stephen Langdon
(stephen.langdon@brunel.ac.uk)

Closing date for applications: 5th February 2021

For more details please see:
https://careers.brunel.ac.uk/vacancy/lecturer-in-mathematics-statistics-137=
86-
434469.html
https://careers.brunel.ac.uk/vacancy/senior-lecturer-mathematics-statistics=
-13787-
434457.html


From: Heike Sill heike.sill@wias-berlin.de
Date: January 19, 2021
Subject: Research Assistant Position, Applied Mathematics, WIAS, Berlin


WIAS invites applications for a Research Assistant (f/m/d)
(Ref. 21/04) in the Research Group "Thermodynamic Modeling and
Analysis of Phase Transitions" (Head: Dr. B. Wagner) to be filled at
the earliest possible date. The position is associated with the
research project Mathematical modelling of cellular self-organization
on stimuli responsive extracellular matrix within the Berlin
Mathematics Research Center MATH+. The research will concern the
mathematical modeling of free boundary problems for hydrogels
interacting with migrating cell populations. The research will be
conducted in close collaboration with Prof. Sara Checa Esteban,
Dr. Ansgar Petersen, (Charite). The successful candidate will have
completed university degree in mathematics or theoretical physics,
knowledge of partial differential equations, and working experience in
the numerical implementation of coupled systems of PDEs. See here for
more information: https://short.sg/j/8724722



From: Lars Ruthotto lruthotto@emory.edu
Date: January 12, 2021
Subject: Research/Teaching Fellow, Scientific Machine Learning, Emory Univ


The Department of Mathematics at Emory University invites applications
for its Emory Research/Teaching Fellows program in the area of
scientific machine learning. Appointments are normally for two years,
with the possibility of renewal for a third year. The maximum teaching
load is two courses per semester with the possibility of a
reduction. Positions are subject to the availability of
funds. Applicants must have (or soon receive) a Ph.D. in Mathematics
or a closely related field and show evidence or promise of excellence
in teaching and research.

The successful applicants are expected to collaborate with their
faculty mentors on research projects in scientific machine
learning. In addition to a strong background in numerical analysis and
scientific computing, applicants with an interest in machine learning,
deep neural networks, reinforcement learning, and active learning are
preferred.

For more details about the research activity in Emory's Scientific
Computing Group see
http://www.mathcs.emory.edu/Research/Area/ScientificComputing/ and for
general information about the Department of Mathematics visit
http://math.emory.edu/research/research-areas/

Emory University is an equal employment opportunity and affirmative
action employer. Women, minorities, people with disabilities, and
veterans are strongly encouraged to apply. Emory University is
committed to student and faculty diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Applications should be sent via Interfolio at
https://apply.interfolio.com/81764. Screening starts immediately and
will continue until positions are filled.



From: Stefano Pozza pozza@karlin.mff.cuni.cz
Date: January 19, 2021
Subject: Postdoc Position, Krylov Methods, Charles Univ, Czech Rep


A postdoc position is available within the framework of the Primus
Research Programme "A Lanczos-like Method for the Time-Ordered
Exponential" at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles
University, Prague.

The appointment period is one year, with the possibility of
extension. The postdoc will start before the end of 2021. The start
date is negotiable.

We are looking for candidates with a strong background in numerical
linear algebra. In particular, we seek applicants with expertise in
matrix function approximation and Krylov subspace methods. The
applicant must hold a Ph.D. degree by the start date.

Application deadline: March 15, 2021.

More information and application instructions:
https://www.starlanczos.cz/open-positions


From: Matthew Dixon matthew.dixon@iit.edu
Date: January 11, 2021
Subject: Postdoc Position, Machine Learning, Illinois Tech


A postdoctoral researcher is sought to develop machine learning models
for stochastic dynamic systems, particularly those arising in
meteorology, power systems management, and actuarial science. The
position shall require design, analysis, and implementation of novel
methodological extensions to neural networks and Gaussian processes
both for temporal and spatial-temporal applications in prediction and
uncertainty quantification. The candidate is expected to orientate to
research deadlines and present research results at SIAM workshops and
conferences, and in our departmental research seminars. The successful
candidate must show strong computational math, applied probability and
stochastics, and differential equations skills combined with
disciplined scientific programming codes as evidenced by, for example,
well documented data science research codes in Github and
publications. Preference shall be given to candidates with both a
sound theoretical approach and engineering know-how of applying
machine learning to solve stochastic modeling problems with TensorFlow
and/or PyTorch in Python. To apply for the position, please visit
https://iit7.peopleadmin.com/postings/6991. All inquiries should be
directed to matthew[dot]dixon[at]iit[dot]edu.


From: Andreas Potschka andreas.potschka@tu-clausthal.de
Date: January 15, 2021
Subject: PhD/PostDoc Positions, Numerical Optimization, TU Clausthal


The Institute of Mathematics at the Clausthal University of Technology
has two immediate job openings for full time research assistants in
the Clausthal Continuous Optimization group for an initial period of 3
years. The salary is based on E 13 TV-L (if the personal requirements
are met). Within the scope of the job, further scientific
qualification (doctorate, possibly habilitation) at the TU Clausthal
is intended.

For more information, visit
https://www.tu-clausthal.de/en/university/careers-vocational-
training/job-offers/scientific-service/research-assistants.



From: Heike Sill heike.sill@wias-berlin.de
Date: January 19, 2021
Subject: PhD Position, Applied Mathematics, WIAS, Berlin


WIAS invites applications for a PhD student position (f/m/d)
(Ref. 21/02) in the Research Group "Thermodynamic Modeling and
Analysis of Phase Transitions" (Head: Dr. B. Wagner, Supervisor:
Dr. M. Landstorfer) starting at April 1st, 2021. The position is tied
to the MATH+ Cluster of excellence project AA4-8: Recovery of battery
ageing dynamics with multiple timescales. The project aims at
developing a data-driven methodology to recover the dynamics of
battery ageing on the basis of a mathematical model in combination
with numerical simulations and experimental data. The research plan
covers three main aspects, (i) modeling of a porous battery cell with
degradation effects, (ii) homogenization of the time periodic PDE
system and (iii) determination of the parameter evolution as inverse
problem with invertible neuronal networks. We are looking for
candidates with a master's degree and a strong background in applied
mathematics, theoretical chemistry, theoretical physics or electrical
engineering. Prior knowledge in continuum mechanics, thermodynamics,
homogenization theory, software development, or machine learning are
beneficial.

See here for more information: https://short.sg/j/8712038


From: Daniel Ruprecht ruprecht@tuhh.de
Date: January 12, 2021
Subject: PhD Position, Computational Mathematics, Hamburg Univ of Technolog=

y

A 4-year PhD position is available at Hamburg University of Technology
(TUHH), Germany. Its focus is the development of new numerical time
stepping methods for computer simulations of charged particles in
electro- magnetic fields. For more information and to apply please
visit the following link

https://stellenportal.tuhh.de/jobposting/90d54e24ec57bd8e8d394b26686ce11435=
de93b4

Candidates are expected to have a university degree in a relevant
subject, excellent knowledge of numerical mathematics and programming
experience. The deadline for applications is 4 February 2021.


From: Wilfried Gansterer wilfried.gansterer@univie.ac.at
Date: January 14, 2021
Subject: PhD Position, Univ of Vienna


We currently have an open position in my group in numerical high
performance computing and related areas. For details, please refer to
https://is.gd/buDPJ0

Please forward to potentially interested candidates.


From: Alex Barnett abarnett@flatironinstitute.org
Date: January 11, 2021
Subject: ACOM Special Issue on Integral Equations, Mar 2021


This is a reminder that we will be excited to consider article
submissions from the international research community for the special
issue (topical collection) "Advances in Computational Integral
Equations" (ACIE), in the journal Advances in Computational
Mathematics (ACOM). The deadline is approaching: March 31, 2021.

Topics of interest include: boundary integral equations, singular
geometries, quadrature, randomized algorithms, high frequency waves,
inverse problems, HPC, software packages, numerical analysis, time-
domain...

The guest editorial board is: Stephanie Chaillat, Adrianna Gillman,
Gunnar Martinsson, Michael O'Neil (chair), Alex Barnett,
Mary-Catherine Kropinski, and Timo Betcke. Submissions will undergo
ACOM's usual peer-review process.

For details:
https://resource-cms.springernature.com/springer-cms/rest/v1/content/182561=
74/data/v2

https://www.springer.com/journal/10444



From: Yonghui Yu yyu@lsec.cc.ac.cn
Date: January 22, 2021
Subject: Contents, Journal of Computational Mathematics, 39 (1)


Journal of Computational Mathematics, Volume 39 (2021), Issue 1
https://www.global-sci.org/intro/articles_list/jcm/2032.html

Contents

Constraint-preserving Energy-stable Scheme for the 2D Simplified
Ericksen-Leslie System, Xuelian Bao, Rui Chen and Hui Zhang

A Hybrid Explicit-implicit Scheme for the Time-dependent Wigner
Equation, Haiyan Jiang, Tiao Lu and Xu Yin

Efficient and Accurate Chebyshev Dual-Petrov-Galerkin Methods for
Odd-order Differential Equations, Xuhong Yu, Lusha Jin and Zhongqing
Wang

Superconvergence Analysis of Low Order Nonconforming Mixed Finite
Element Methods for Time-dependent Navier-Stokes Equations, Huaijun
Yang, Dongyang Shi and Qian Liu

Image Restoration Under Cauchy Noise with Sparse Representation Prior
and Total Generalized Variation, Miyoun Jung and Myungjoo Kang

Boundary Value Methods for Caputo Fractional Differential Equations,
Yongtao Zhou, Chengjian Zhang and Huiru Wang

Mixed Finite Element Methods for Fractional Navier-Stokes Equations,
Xiaocui Li and Xu You

Convergence of Backpropagation with Momentum for Network Architectures
with Skip Connections, Chirag Agarwal, Joe Klobusicky and Dan
Schonfeld



From: Raimondas Ciegis rc@vgtu.lt
Date: January 19, 2021
Subject: Contents, MMA Journal, 26 (1)


MATHEMATICAL MODELLING AND ANALYSIS
The Baltic Journal on Mathematical Applications, Numerical Analysis
and Differential Equations
ISSN 1392-6292, ISSN 1648-3510 online, Electronical edition:
http://mma.vgtu.lt

Raimondas {\v{C}}iegis (Editor) Volume 26, Issue 1, 2021

CONTENTS

Achamyelesh A. Aligaz and Justin M.W. Munganga, Modelling the
Transmission Dynamics of Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia in the
Presence of Antibiotic Treatment with Limited Medical Supply

Antanas Laurin{\v c}ikas, Darius {\v S}iau{\v c}i{\=3D u}nas and
Gediminas Vadeikis, A Weighted Version of the Mishou Theorem

Elmira A. Bakirova, Anar T. Assanova and Zhazira M. Kadirbayeva, A
Problem with Parameter for the Integro-Differential Equations

Kristina Kaulakyt\.{e} and Neringa Klovien\.{e}, On Nonhomogeneous
Boundary Value Problem for the Stationary Navier-Stokes Equations in a
Symmetric Cusp Domain

Roberto Garra and Zivorad Tomovski, Exact Results on Some Nonlinear
Laguerre-type Diffusion Equations

Aidas Bal\v ci\=3D unas, Violeta Franckevi{\v c}, Virginija
Garbaliauskien{\. e}, Renata Macaitien\.{e} and Audron\.{e} Rimkevi\v
cien\.{e}, Universality of Zeta-Functions of Cusp Forms and
Non-Trivial Zeros of the Riemann Zeta-Function

Bahar Karaman, On the Numerical Simulation of Time-Space Fractional
Coupled Nonlinear Schr\"{o}dinger Equations Utilizing Wendland's
Compactly Supported Function Collocation Method

Saeid Abbasbandy, Hussein Sahihi and Tofigh Allahviranloo,
Implementing Reproducing Kernel Method to Solve Singularly Perturbed
Convection-Diffusion Parabolic Problems

Mansur I. Ismailov, Direct and Inverse Problems for Thermal Grooving
by Surface Diffusion with Time Dependent Mullins Coefficient

Mart Ratas, Andrus Salupere and J\"uri Majak, Solving Nonlinear PDEs
Using the Higher Order Haar Wavelet Method on Nonuniform and Adaptive
Grids



From: Claude Brezinski claude.brezinski@univ-lille.fr
Date: January 20, 2021
Subject: Contents, Numerical Algorithms, 86 (2)


Table of Contents
Numerical Algorithms, Vol. 86, No. 2

Two algorithms for periodic extension on uniform grids, Nira
Gruberger, David Levin

Symplecticness conditions of some low order partitioned methods for
non-autonomous Hamiltonian systems, Laurent O. Jay

Nonstationary vs. stationary iterative processes,Luba Sapir, Tamara
Kogan, Ariel Sapir, Amir Sapir

Local error estimation and step size control in adaptive linear
multistep methods, Carmen Arevalo, Gustaf Soderlind, Yiannis
Hadjimichael, Imre Fekete

A new strong convergence for solving split variational inclusion
problems, Duong Viet Thong, Vu Tien Dung, Yeol Je Cho

Acceleration of automatic differentiation of solutions to parabolic
partial differential equations: a higher order discretization, Kimiki
Tokutome, Toshihiro Yamada

On the eigenvalues of spectral gaps of matrix-valued Schrodinger
operators, Salma Aljawi, Marco Marletta r A truncated Clenshaw-Curtis
formula approximates integrals over a semi-infinite interval, Hiroshi
Sugiura, Takemitsu Hasegawa

Numerical solution of a class of third-kind Volterra integral
equations using Jacobi wavelets, S. Nemati, Pedro M. Lima, Delfim
F. M. Torres

Oscillation-preserving algorithms for efficiently solving highly
oscillatory second-order ODEs, Xinyuan Wu, Bin Wang, Lijie Mei

Choice of the parameters in a primal-dual algorithm for Bregman
iterated variational regularization, Erdem Altuntac

A fast temporal second-order compact ADI difference scheme for the 2D
multi-term fractional wave equation, Hong Sun, Zhi-zhong Sun

Fast computation of binomial coefficients, Leonardo C. Araujo, Joao
P. H. Sansao, Adriano S. Vale-Cardoso

Distribution-dependent SDEs with Holder continuous drift and
alpha-stable noise, Xing Huang, Fen-Fen Yang

Near-optimal tension parameters in convexity preserving interpolation
by generalized cubic splines, Vladimir V. Bogdanov, Yuriy S. Volkov

Efficient, non-iterative, and decoupled numerical scheme for a new
modified binary phase-field surfactant system, Chen Xu, Chuanjun Chen,
Xiaofeng Yang

Fast and stable evaluation of splines and their derivatives generated
by the seven-direction quartic box-spline, Minho Kim

Block collocation boundary value solutions of the first-kind Volterra
integral equations, Ling Liu, Junjie Ma


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