NA Digest, V. 23, # 3

NA Digest Monday, January 30, 2023 Volume 23 : Issue 3


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Daniel M. Dunlavy
Sandia National Labs
dmdunla@sandia.gov

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From: John Lawrence Nazareth larrynaz@uw.edu
Date: January 23, 2023
Subject: New Book, Concise Guide to Numerical Algorithmics


Concise Guide to Numerical Algorithmics: The Foundations and Spirit of
Scientific Computing by John Lawrence Nazareth
SpringerBriefs in Computer Science Series
Springer, 2023/xiv+69 pgs./ISBN: 978-3031217616/Softcover & E-book/

When departments of computer science were first created within
universities worldwide during the middle of the 20th century,
numerical analysis was an important part of the curriculum. Its role
within the discipline of computer science has greatly diminished over
time, if not vanished altogether, and specialists in that area are now
to be found mainly within other fields, in particular, mathematics and
the physical sciences. A central concern of this monograph is the
regrettable, downward trajectory of numerical analysis within computer
science and how it can be arrested and suitably reconstituted, with
the aim of restoring numerical computation to its proper place within
the larger arena of computer science, and at what appears now to be an
opportune time. The book comprises six chapters, each with its own
bibliography. Chapters 2, 3, and 6 present the primary
content. Chapters 1, 4 and 5 are briefer, and they provide contextual
material for the three primary chapters and smooth the transition
between them. The chapter titles are as follows: 1. The Big Picture:
Mathematics, Science, and Engineering. 2. Number: The Language of
Science. 3. Algorithmics: The Spirit of Computing. 4. A Taxonomy of
Numerical Problems. 5. Numerical Analysis: Algorithm Under the Rubric
of Number. 6. Numerical Algorithmics: Number Under the Rubric of
Algorithm. An overview of the book, its front matter (Preface and
detailed TOC), and an abstract of each chapter along with its
bibliography can be found at:
https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-21762-3 The book can
also be rented inexpensively from Amazon and read on a Kindle (or
other devices via the free Kindle app).


From: Francesco Ballarin francesco.ballarin@unicatt.it
Date: January 20, 2023
Subject: NA G-ROMs Seminar Series, ONLINE, Starting Jan 2023


We are delighted to announce the "Numerical Analysis of Galerkin ROMs
(NA G-ROMs)" online seminar series. The series will start on January
31, 2023 on a weekly basis. Seminars will take place on Tuesday at
4:00pm CET, 10:00 am EST, 07:00 am PST, on zoom.

The main purpose of the NA G-ROMs seminar series is to serve as a
forum for the Galerkin and Petrov-Galerkin reduced order model
community to exchange their views on both the achievements and the
"nagging" open problems in the numerical analysis of G-ROMs, e.g.,
proper orthogonal decomposition (POD), reduced basis method (RBM), and
related techniques. The NA G-ROMs seminar series aims at fostering
the exchange of ideas among the G-ROM community members who are
genuinely interested in the development of the mathematical
foundations of G-ROMs and, in particular, bringing the G-ROM numerical
analysis to a level comparable to that of classical numerical methods,
e.g., the finite element method.

The series webpage is https://na-g-roms.github.io/index.html

In order to receive the zoom link to the seminar room, please
subscribe to our mailing list by sending an email to
na-g-roms+subscribe@googlegroups.com Within a couple of minutes, you
will receive an automatic email that will instruct you to reply to
confirm your membership. Such confirmation is required to receive
weekly announcements. Weekly zoom links will not be posted publicly
on the website.

Please disseminate this info to collaborators and students who may be
interested.


From: Horst Simon horst.simon@adialab.ae
Date: January 30, 2023
Subject: ADIA Lab Seminar, HYBRID, Feb 2023


You are cordially invited to the upcoming seminar Where Does Money
Come From? by Professor Alex Lipton, Advisory Board Member of ADIA
Lab, hosted by ADGM Academy. The talk forms part of the ADIA Lab
Seminar Series aims to explore the latest trends and technologies in
Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and
High-Performance Computing across all major fields of study.

SEMINAR OVERVIEW: First, we start this talk with a quick exposition of
the modern monetary circuit theory (MMCT). Then, we analyze money
creation by the banking system as a whole and by individual banks and
highlight the central banks' role as the glue that keeps the financial
system together. Additionally, we look at the organization of the
international monetary system as a whole, emphasizing foreign
exchange. Second, we discuss some of the pain points and frictions of
the monetary system and argue that distributed ledger technology (DLT)
can remove some of these frictions. Third, we describe some of the
most recent developments in this field. Specifically, we review
central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), stable coins (SCs), and
digital trade coins (DTCs) and their potential applications. We also
address the emerging field of DeFi (Decentralized Finance), including
Automated Market Makers (AMM). Fourth, we show how AMMs can
reorganize forex trading and market- making by proposing a
cross-settlement mechanism for digital assets on interoperable
blockchains capable of handling CBDCs, SCs, and DTCs. By construction,
this mechanism generates fair exchange rates for on-chain assets,
which are consistent with traditional off-chain markets. Finally, we
illustrate the efficacy of our approach on realized FX rates for G-10
currencies. In the talk, we explain the mathematics, economics, and
technology behind these developments and elaborate on their pros and cons.

Thursday, 09 February 2023
Presentation: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (GST)
Networking for in-person guests: 5:00 - 6:30 PM
ADGM Academy, 20th floor, Al Maqam Tower,
Al Maryah Island, Abu Dhabi

Registration: bit.ly/3JkgsbM

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=3D7QlTMOy3aEKueNIHrGsU0Yv_UJViO_lAnd2cgJ1QBHxUNTRSWTU2STFQREgyMEpTMTBZMTZFM0czNy4u



From: Jim Stewart jrstewa@sandia.gov
Date: January 19, 2023
Subject: Updated Call for Nominations, Rising Stars Workshop, USA, Apr 2023


Important update: We have opened up the workshop to all genders and
extended the nomination deadline to January 30.

The Oden Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences at UT
Austin, Sandia National Laboratories (SNL), and Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory (LLNL) are partnering to host the 4th Rising Stars
in Computational and Data Sciences, an intensive workshop for graduate
students and postdocs who are interested in pursuing academic and
research careers. A primary focus of the workshop is increasing the
participation of underrepresented genders in computational and data
sciences. The workshop will be held April 12-13, 2023, at the Oden
Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences at UT Austin.

We are seeking nominations for outstanding candidates in their final
year of PhD or within three years of having graduated. All gender
identities are welcome as nominees. We will select approximately 30
participants to come for two days of research presentations, poster
sessions, and interactive discussions about academic and research
careers, with financial support for travel provided.

The nomination consists of sending (1) a letter of nomination and (2)
a copy of the nominee's 2-page resume to Karissa Vail at
karissa.vail@austin.utexas.edu. More information can be found at
https://risingstars.oden.utexas.edu/

Please consider nominating one of your outstanding current/recent PhD
students or postdocs. Nominations are due January 30, 2023.

On behalf of the organizing committee: Nicole Aretz (Oden Institute),
Jeffrey Hittinger (LLNL), Teresa Portone (SNL), Jim Stewart (SNL),
Rachel Ward (Oden Institute), Karen Willcox (Oden Institute)


From: Ilya Peshkov ilya.peshkov@unitn.it
Date: January 24, 2023
Subject: Advanced Numerical Methods for Env Modeling, HYBRID, May 2023


Intensive Course on Advanced Numerical Methods for Environmental
Modeling

Laboratory of Applied Mathematics, University of Trento, Italy
On site and Online via ZOOM

Lecturers: Profs. Ilya Peshkov, Annunziato Siviglia, Michael Dumbser
Dates: May 15-31 2023
Website:
https://webmagazine.unitn.it/en/evento/dicam/114821/intensive-short-course-on-advanced-numerical-methods-for-environmental-modeling
Deadline: The registration deadline is March 31st, 2023.

This advanced short course is primarily designed for Master and PhD
students in applied mathematics, scientific computing, computational
physics and computational mechanics.

Summary: The course consists of a structured intensive 2.5 week
program of 80 hours of theoretical lectures and computer laboratory
exercises on advanced numerical methods for hyperbolic and nonlinear
parabolic partial differential equations with applications in
environmental engineering and science. The course covers standard
explicit and flux-splitting finite volume methods for hyperbolic
equations, semi-implicit finite volume methods for hyperbolic and
nonlinear parabolic equations, e.g. sediment transport (Exner
equation), solidification (icing, Stefan model), ecomorphodynamic
(vegetation growth, death, and mutual interaction with sediments).
Special emphasis is put on practical implementation of the discussed
numerical methods.

Further information can be found in the dedicated web page or via
contacting Prof. Ilya Peshkov at ilya.peshkov@unitn.it.


From: Mike Neamtu mike.neamtu@vanderbilt.edu
Date: January 23, 2023
Subject: Nashville Approximation Conference, USA, May 2023


International Conference on APPROXIMATION THEORY AND BEYOND
in conjunction with the 35th Annual Shanks Lecture, Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tennessee, May 15-18 2023.

We invite you to contribute a talk or organize a minisymposium.

The 35th Shanks Lecture will be delivered by Professor Wolfgang Dahmen
(University of South Carolina and RWTH Aachen University).

The meeting will also provide an excellent opportunity to celebrate
Professor Larry Schumaker's 80th birthday.

In addition, the conference will be a forum to recognize the 35th
anniversary of the journal Constructive Approximation, whose editorial
office is located at Vanderbilt.

Invited Speakers: Wolfgang Dahmen, Shanks Lecturer, Univ. South
Carolina, USA, and RWTH Aachen, GERMANY; Oleg Davydov, University of
Giessen, GERMANY; Nira Dyn, Tel Aviv University, ISRAEL; Gregory
Fasshauer, Colorado School of Mines, USA; Ming-Jun Lai, University of
Georgia, USA; Tom Lyche, University of Oslo, NORWAY; Carla Manni,
University of Rome Tor Vergata, ITALY.

Deadlines:
Minisymposium Proposals: March 15, 2023
Abstract Submission: April 22, 2023

More Information: To register for the conference, submit an abstract,
or for additional details, please visit
https://my.vanderbilt.edu/nashville2023.


From: Gianluigi Rozza grozza@sissa.it
Date: January 25, 2023
Subject: ECCOMAS-IACM Math 2 Product, Italy, May-Jun 2023


EXTENDED ABSTRACT SUBMISSION - New deadline for abstract submission:
February 15, 2023

Math 2 Product (M2P) - Emerging Technologies in Computational Science
for Industry, Sustainability and Innovation is a new Thematic
Conference of the European Community on Computational Methods in
Applied Sciences (ECCOMAS) and a new Special Interest Conference of
the International Association for Computational Mechanics (IACM). The
conference will take place in Taormina (Sicily, Italy) from May 30 to
June 1, 2023. The goal pursued by M2P is twofold. On the one hand,
cases of successful interaction between mathematics and industry will
be presented. Special emphasis will be devoted to the benefits
provided by the transfer of knowledge in different fields of
applications, including the social challenges of sustainable
development. On the other hand, ground-breaking ideas and emerging
technologies in computational science will be discussed to foster
cross-fertilisation of academic solutions and real-world problems.
M2P is meant to establish a platform for proposal, discussion and
promotion of current and new trends in industry, sustainability and
innovation, with the goal of supporting creative and interdisciplinary
thoughts.

M2P will host four plenary lectures, delivered by Irene Arias
(Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain), Charbel Farhat
(Stanford University, USA), Paola Goatin (Inria, France) and Ricardo
Vinuesa (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden), as well as 34
invited sessions organised by recognised experts in targeted research
areas within the scope of the conference.

You are kindly invited to submit a contribution to one of the invited
sessions hosted by the conference. Oral contributions will last 20
minutes, including Q&A.

M2P 2023 will be an in-person only event, we look forward to welcoming
you in Taormina, in May 2023!


From: Paola Lamberti paola.lamberti@unito.it
Date: January 18, 2023
Subject: MACMAS, Italy, May-Jun 2023


It is our pleasure to announce the registration of the second edition
of the International Conference on Mathematical and Computational
Modelling, Approximation and Simulation -- New trends, recent
Developments and applications in environment and natural resources
(MACMAS 2023) is now open. The conference will be held in Torino
(Italy) from May 29th to June 1st, 2023. The previous MACMAS
Conference took place in Granada in 2019.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: Approximation and
modeling applied to environment sciences and natural resources; New
applications and developments in approximation methods; Numerical
methods for partial differential equations; Numerical methods for
nonlinear problems; Mathematical methods in image processing;
Optimization methods and applications to natural phenomena;
Computational statistics and applications; Mathematics and computation
in geosciences; Mathematical analysis of models in porous media;
Stochastic partial differential equations.

Invited Speakers:
Costanza Conti, University of Firenze (Italy)
Rachid Jennane, University of Orleans (France)
Juan Manuel Pena Ferrandez, University of Zaragoza (Spain)
Juan Soler, University of Granada (Spain)
Tatyana Sorokina, Towson University (USA)

For further information about the conference, please, visit the
website: http://www.macmas2023.unito.it


From: E. Gallopoulos egallop@upatras.gr
Date: January 18, 2023
Subject: ACM ICS'2023, USA, Jun 2023


The 37th ACM International Conference on Supercomputing (ICS) will be
held as part of ACM FCRC in Orlando June 21-23, 2023. Abstract
submission deadline is January 27th and paper submission deadline
February 3rd, 2023.

Papers are solicited on all aspects of the architecture, software, and
applications of high-performance computing systems of all scales (from
chips to supercomputing systems), including but not limited to:

- Processor, accelerator, memory, storage, interconnect and system
architectures, including architectures based on future and emerging
hardware (e.g. quantum, photonic, neuromorphic).
- Programming languages, paradigms and execution models, including
domain-specific languages and scientific problem-solving software
environments.
- Compilers, runtime systems and system software, including
optimization and support for hardware resources and energy
management. High-performance algorithms and applications including
machine learning and large-scale data analytics, as well as the
implementation and deployment of algorithms and applications on
large-scale systems.
- Tools for measurement, modelling, analysis and visualization of
performance, energy, or other quantitative properties of
high-performance computing systems.

For more information see https://nschiele.github.io/ICS2023/


From: Krzysztof Burnecki, Janusz Szwabi=F1ski, Jakub =A6l=EAzak, Marek Teuerle jakub.slezak@pwr.edu.pl
Date: January 29, 2023
Subject: ECMI Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Poland, Jun 2023


We are proud to announce that 22nd ECMI Conference on Industrial and
Applied Mathematics will be held 26-30 June 2023 fully on-site at the
WrocBaw University of Science and Technology (Poland). Like for the
last 40 years, it will be a great opportunity to exchange ideas at the
frontier of contemporary mathematical modelling and its industrial
applications.

The conference events will include Anile and Wacker Prizes Lectures,
Alan Tayler Memorial Lecture, minisymposia, contributed talks and
plenary lectures, given by Ruth Baker, Dirk Hartmann, Uwe Iben, Ron
Kenett, Irena Lasiecka, Henrik Madsen, Mathilde Mougeot, Claudia
Schillings and RafaB Weron. The conference proceedings Progress in
Industrial Mathematics at ECMI 2023 will be published by Springer.

Early bird personal registration is open until 14th April. Submission
of minisymposia is open until 19th February. Submission of contributed
talks is open until 14th April.

For more details please go to the webpage http://ecmi2023.org/.



From: Francesco Ballarin francesco.ballarin@unicatt.it
Date: January 17, 2023
Subject: FEniCS 2023, Italy, Jun 2023


The FEniCS 2023 conference will take place at Hotel Flamingo Resort,
Pula (Cagliari), Italy, on 14-16 June 2023.

The FEniCS 2023 conference is an opportunity for all those interested
in the FEniCS Project and related projects to exchange ideas,
communicate their results and network with the automated scientific
computing community. We welcome developers, existing and potential
users of the FEniCS ecosystem as well as mathematicians, computer
scientists and application domain specialists interested in numerical
methods, their implementation and applications.

The FEniCS 2023 conference will feature a single track session for
talks, dedicated poster session, best student and postdoc presentation
prizes, and plenty of time for informal discussions and coding.

Further details are available on the conference website
https://fenicsproject.org/fenics-2023/

Abstract submission deadline, registration fees and deadlines, as well
as travel support opportunities will be announced on the conference
website in early 2023.



From: Alfonso Caiazzo alfonso.caiazzo@wias-berlin.de
Date: January 26, 2023
Subject: Biophysics-based Modeling and Data Assimilation, Germany, Aug 2023


Workshop on: Biophysics-based modeling and data assimilation in
medical imaging, WIAS Berlin, August 30 - September 1, 2023

Registration is now open:
https://www.wias-berlin.de/workshops/BioPhysMed23/

The focus of the workshop is on the development and on the application
of data assimilation methods for medical imaging. Topics of interest
include: Mixed-dimensional and multiscale methods for PDEs; PDE-based
and data-driven assimilation methods; Computational biomechanics;
Reduced-order modeling; Advances in elastography; Applications of
machine learning in the context of imaging and simulations.

The purpose of this meeting is to bring together experts in forward
and inverse mathematical modeling, multiscale methods, computational
biomechanics, and medical imaging. The workshop targets an
interdisciplinary audience, and aim at discussing relevant medical
imaging challenges from the clinical perspective, and how these can be
addressed using advanced mathematical and computational methods.

Invited speakers: Silvia Budday (Erlangen), Luca Heltai (Trieste),
Jing Guo (Berlin), Cristobal Bertoglio (Groningen), Paolo Zunino
(Milan), Claudia Schillings (Berlin), Elijah Van Houten (Sherbrooke),
Damiano Lombardi (Paris), Stefania Fresca (Milan)

Deadline for abstract submission: May 31st
Early bird registration: July 15th
Registration & Info: https://www.wias-
berlin.de/workshops/BioPhysMed23/
For questions: biophysmed23@wias-berlin.de

The workshop is sponsored by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG,
German Research Foundation) under Germany's Excellence Strategy MATH+


From: St=E9phane Gaudreault stephane.gaudreault@ec.gc.ca
Date: January 26, 2023
Subject: Matrix Functions and Exponential Integrators, Germany, Sep 2023


We (Kathryn Lund, Marcel Schweitzer and Stephane Gaudreault) are
organizing a workshop entitled "The f(A)bulous workshop on matrix
functions and exponential integrators" at the Max Planck Institute in
Magdeburg, Germany. The workshop will take place September 25-27,
2023. A link to a preliminary website can be found here:
https://indico3.mpi-magdeburg.mpg.de/event/30/

We envision the following goals for this workshop:
- Bringing together experts from both matrix function computations (in
particular the approximation of f(A)b) and exponential integrators
to stimulate a "joining of forces" that will lead to exciting new
developments and faster progress in both fields, as there are many
overlapping interests, and researchers in both areas can surely
benefit from an exchange of ideas.
- Establishing benchmark standards and a designing an (open access)
collection of challenging matrix function model problems from
various applications (including, but not limited to, exponential
integrators, lattice QCD, fractional differential equations, network
science, and general functions f) that can be used for comparing
both established and newly developed algorithms in a more rigorous
manner, thus fostering reproducibility and the fair comparison of
results in our fields.

In addition to the usual scientific talks, we also plan to host
several moderated discussion sessions as well as contributed talks for
early career researchers.

Please submit your abstracts/proposals at to the attention of the
Programme Committee before the February 19, 2023.

https://indico3.mpi-magdeburg.mpg.de/event/30/abstracts/


From: J=FCrgen D=F6lz doelz@ins.uni-bonn.de
Date: January 30, 2023
Subject: Professor Position, Math, Modelling, Complex Systems, Germany


The University of Bonn calls for applications for a Hertz Chair at the
interface Mathematics, Modelling and Simulation of Complex Systems
(W3, full professorship) starting as soon as possible.

Establishing distinguished Hertz Chairs at the interface of
outstanding research areas at the University of Bonn is a central
measure following the success of the University of Bonn within the
German Excellence Strategy, a funding program of the Federal and State
Governments to support cutting-edge research at universities. Ideal
candidates for this Hertz Chair will have a strong track record in
mathematics, computer science or computational sciences, and a proven
interest in application fields such as life science, economics or
geoscience.

The Hertz Chair will be integrated into a vibrant and active research
environment. It will be positioned at the interface between highly
visible and established research areas in Bonn. Beyond outstanding
scientific achievements within the TRA's profile, we are looking for a
candidate who is experienced in acquiring third party funding,
demonstrates leadership potential and organizational skills and is
interested in participating in interdisciplinary teaching programs.

Further information:
https://www.uni-bonn.de/de/universitaet/medien-universitaet/medien-organisation-und-einrichtungen/medien-dezernat-3/w3-hertz-chair-tra-1-modelling-englisch.pdf


From: Jim Stewart jrstewa@sandia.gov
Date: January 21, 2023
Subject: R&D Manager Position, Computational Math, Sandia NL


Our team is seeking a dedicated individual to manage the Computational
Math Department, which performs projects across the research-to-
production spectrum, including significant software projects. The
department performs groundbreaking research, driven by DOE needs, to
develop the mathematical foundations and the algorithmic and software
advances to enable accurate, predictive, and scalable computational
simulation methods. Members of the department interact and collaborate
with a broad range of Sandia and DOE staff and also maintain a highly
visible external research presence by collaborating with universities
and industry, publishing peer-reviewed literature, participating in
professional societies, and refereeing and editing for journals.

This position is located in Albuquerque, NM, and is eligible for
full-time onsite or part-time telecommuting. As a part-time
telecommuter, the selected applicant must live within a reasonable
distance for commuting to the assigned work location at least two days
per week.

To apply, go to https://www.sandia.gov/careers/ and search for posting
687749.


From: Roman Hatzky roman.hatzky@ipp.mpg.de
Date: January 26, 2023
Subject: Postdoc Position, HPC, MPI for Plasma Physics


On behalf of the European Fusion Community the Max-Planck Institute
for Plasma Physics (IPP) offers an opportunity to participate in a
group for the high level support of European code developments for
magnetic fusion related plasma physics and material modelling. Experts
in high performance computing (HPC) are invited to apply for a
position in this group.

More information can be found under the code number 23/003 at:
https://www.ipp.mpg.de/job-0e8fc7be28372a426412a5d19f09c938?c=3D17953


From: Marco Picasso marco.picasso@epfl.ch
Date: January 20, 2023
Subject: Postdoc Position, Plasma Physics, Inst of Mathematics, EPFL


A Postdoc position is available in the Institute of Mathematics at
EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland, under the joint supervision of Annalisa
Buffa, Marco Picasso and Paolo Ricci.

The project is part of a wide European effort to address one of the
most pressing issues that the fusion community is facing, which is the
simulation of the turbulent dynamics in the boundary region of fusion
devices. State-of-the-art massively-parallel simulation codes based on
a set of three-dimensional fluid equations have been developed in the
past decade to simulate the boundary region. As of today, their
reliability for the prediction of ITER and future fusion reactors is
challenged by the lack of proper error controls. The goal of the
proposed project is to introduce error control (via suitable
a-posteriori indicators and efficient error control strategies) in the
simulation of plasma boundary turbulence, with an initial focus on the
finite difference techniques implemented in the in-house developed GBS
code (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcp.2022.111294). Moreover, other
discretisation techniques will be considered at a later stage.

The ideal candidate is expected to have a good knowledge of numerical
methods for PDEs, both theory and implementation, as well as an
interest in understanding the multi-physics and multi-scale nature of
plasma turbulent dynamics.

The position is meant for two years, starting in early 2023, with the
possibility of being extended. EPFL offers very competitive
conditions. The application of young women and minority scientists is
highly encouraged.

Please direct any inquiries related to the position and your CV for
applying to both annalisa.buffa@epfl.ch and marco.picasso@epfl.ch.


From: Philipp Neumann philipp.neumann@hsu-hh.de
Date: January 17, 2023
Subject: PhD/Postdoc Position, HPC, Multiscale Simulation, Germany


At Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg, Professorship for High
Performance Computing (Prof. Philipp Neumann), a position is available
from the next possible date for a Research Assistant (PhD/Postdoc;
m/f/d), Salary group 13 TVoD; 39 hours per week, for a limited period
period of 3 years.

The research tasks of this position comprise the development of novel
algorithms, efficient implementations or efficient data analysis
methods on current HPC systems. Possible foci of the work arise in the
scope of multiscale flow simulation development with the software
MaMiCo which is developed at the chair as well as with regard to
collaborative developments of molecular dynamics simulations. The HPC
group has various HPC systems and access to a PetaFLOP-enabled HPC
cluster, providing excellent conditions for hardware-related and
algorithmic performance investigations and related research. The group
is further involved in a wide range of HPC activities and projects,
providing an exciting research environment and the opportunity to
explore future-oriented technologies.

The official posting of the job description is available here:
https://www.hsu-hh.de/karriere/wp-content/uploads/sites/658/2023/01/Reference-Number-MB-4922.pdf

To apply, send the usual documents to personaldezernat@hsu-hh.de,
mentioning the reference number MB-4922. In case of questions, feel
free to contact Philipp Neumann, philipp.neumann@hsu-hh.de.


From: Benjamin Unger benjamin.unger@simtech.uni-stuttgart.de
Date: January 24, 2023
Subject: PhD/Postdoc Position, Model Reduction, Univ of Stuttgart, Germany


The independent junior research group for dynamical systems at the
University of Stuttgart (Dr. Benjamin Unger) offers a 3 year
PhD/PostDoc position on developing numerical methods for district
heating networks.

The position is part of a BMBF funded research project and a close
collaboration with the project partners is expected. This particular
position focuses on the development of novel model order reduction
strategies for switched differential-algebraic equations that arise
the modelling of certain district heating networks.

Candidates are expected to have finished a Master's degree in
mathematics, physics, computational science or an equivalent
qualification. A good command of numerical analysis, scientific
computing, and model order reduction techniques is desired.

Applications received prior to February 02, 2023 will receive full
consideration, but applications will be accepted until the position is
filled. More details on this position and on how to apply can be
found here:
https://www.simtech.uni-stuttgart.de/press/PhD-researcher-for-project-
ELAN/

For any further information or questions, please feel free to contact
Benjamin Unger (benjamin.unger@simtech.uni-stuttgart.de).


From: Vladislav Bukshtynov vbukshtynov@fit.edu
Date: January 18, 2023
Subject: PhD Position, Applied Mathematics, Florida Tech


An opening for a graduate (Ph.D.) student is anticipated in Dr.
Bukshtynov's research group at the Florida Institute of Technology
(Florida Tech) starting in August 2023. The focus of this position
will be research on mathematical and computational modeling of
physical and biomedical processes that occur in bioprinted grafts
while pursuing their optimal design to promote tissue
vascularization. This position is intended for a student with a strong
background in applied/computational mathematics, mathematical
modeling, optimization as well as scientific computing and who is
interested in exploring rapidly developing application areas in
various medical applications. This Ph.D. position will be supported by
the GSA/TA (graduate student or teaching assistantship) contract
and/or research assistantship subject to the performance in both
research and the course load. Details concerning application
procedures are available at the web address
https://www.fit.edu/admissions/applying/graduate/

Interested candidates may also contact

Dr. Vladislav Bukshtynov
Department of Mathematical Sciences
Florida Institute of Technology
150 W. University Blvd
Melbourne, FL 32901, US
Phone: +1 (321) 674-7157
Email: vbukshtynov@fit.edu
URL: www.bukshtynov.xyz
www.fit.edu/faculty-profiles/b/bukshtynov-vladislav/

for additional information.


From: Prof. Dr. Siegfried M=FCller mueller@igpm.rwth-aachen.de
Date: January 27, 2023
Subject: PhD Position, Applied Mathematics, RWTH Aachen


We are currently offering a full PhD position associated with the
research project "Efficient numerical models for the tribological
analysis of textured journal bearing systems" funded by the Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), see
https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/511282384?language=3Den

Requirement for the position is a university degree (Master or
equivalent) in mathematics/computational engineering science. The
successful candidate will have strong numerical and computational
skills. Some familiarity, at least on a conceptual level, with
homogenization techniques and knowledge in Computational Fluid
Dynamics and tribology will be helpful. Good programming skills are
mandatory, experience in C/C++ highly welcome. The primary
qualification is however a sincere interest in learning new concepts
and skills.

You will be working on an applied problem from tribology in close
cooperation with colleagues from engineering. The mathematical concept
of homogenization has to be adapted to the tribological problem. The
main task will be the development, implementation and validation of an
efficient numerical method for the optimal design of journal bearing
systems with rough, textured surfaces.

Inquiries and applications should be directed to mueller@igpm.rwth-
aachen.de until February 28th, 2023. Later applications might be
considered. The position is desired to be filled starting from the 1st
of April, 2023 or soon afterwards. The position is offered for a
fixed term of 2,5 years. An extension of 1,5 years in the context of
the doctorate is planned.


From: Luis Espath luis.espath@nottingham.ac.uk
Date: January 17, 2023
Subject: PhD Position, Applied Mathematics, Univ of Nottingham


Doctoral position in Applied Mathematics (University of Nottingham)

Deadline for applications: Wednesday 15 March 2023.

The School of Math at the University of Nottingham (UoN) is an
established school that offers an interdisciplinary training program
for doctoral researchers in the field of model-driven and data-driven
computational science. We are looking for master's degree holders who
are interested in interdisciplinary research projects that revolve
around computational methods such as mathematical models, simulation
methods, and data science techniques, especially machine learning.

Apply: https://jobs.nottingham.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=3DSCI2144


From: Hansong Tang htang@ccny.cuny.edu
Date: January 23, 2023
Subject: PhD Position, CFD - Fluid/Structure Interaction, USA


Applications are solicited for Ph.D. student positions (1-2) in
computational fluid dynamics / computational engineering, to start in
Fall 2023, at the City College of New York (CCNY) of the City
University of New York (CUNY). The successful candidate will develop
new and enhanced models for ocean flows and flow-structure interaction
problems. Preferably the candidates have
1. MS/BS degrees in applied math (with engineering/physics
background), or oceanography, or engineering, or other related
disciplines
2. Solid knowledge of mathematics and physics

Preference will be given to those with experience in computer
programming, modeling algorithm development, and simulation of
floating objects. Applicants with US citizenship will be considered
for a special program.

The CUNY is the US's leading urban public university serving more than
400,000 students at 23 colleges in New York City. CCNY, the flagship
campus of the university, is located in Manhattan and draws students
from around the world. CCNY is ranked among the top US universities
for producing engineers, business executives, and scientists
(including over 10 Nobel Prize winners and Fields medallists).

If interested, please send an email with materials including CV
(including TOFEL score for international applicants, those with no
such scores cannot be considered), transcripts, and publications (if
any) for a pre-review with "Ph.D. student" in the subject line in your
email to: ht...@ccny.cuny.edu.

All emails and enclosed materials will be assessed, but only those
with a good match will be replied. Please don't send them again if you
have done so already before, in response to an earlier version of this
solicitation. For international applicants, being able to obtain a
visa on time is essential.


From: Marco Discacciati m.discacciati@lboro.ac.uk
Date: January 17, 2023
Subject: PhD Position, Comp Design and Optimization, Loughborough Univ


A funded PhD position on computational design and optimization of
water purification systems is available in the Mathematical Modelling
group at Loughborough University (UK). This position is part of a
wider research project on computational modelling of parametric
problems using domain decomposition methods and model order reduction:
https://gow.epsrc.ukri.org/NGBOViewGrant.aspx?GrantRef=3DEP/V027603/1 .

For further details and applications see
https://www.lboro.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/research-degrees/phd-opportunities/computational-design-water-purification-systems/.

For inquiries about the PhD position, contact Dr Marco Discacciati at
m.discacciati@lboro.ac.uk. Closing date: 28th February 2023.


From: Christoph Lehrenfeld lehrenfeld@math.uni-goettingen.de
Date: January 18, 2023
Subject: PhD Position, Mathematics, Univ of Gottingen


The Department of Mathematics in the Georg-August-Universitat
Gottingen, Germany, in co-operation with the German Academic Exchange
Service (DAAD), invites applications for 2 scholarships for non-German
doctoral candidates (EUR 1,200 monthly stipend) starting between 1st
of May and 1st of October 2022. Funds are provided by the DAAD for a
period of three years. In addition to the scholarship, the funding
line includes a fixed sum for travel expenses, health, accident and
liability insurance as well as a contribution towards research
expenses.

Further details: https://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/549783.html


From: kim batselier k.batselier@tudelft.nl
Date: January 30, 2023
Subject: PhD Position, Probabilistic Tensor Methods, TU Delft, NL


The Delft Tensor AI Lab in the Netherlands currently has one PhD
vacancy to work on probabilistic tensor methods for enabling Green
AI. The focus of this PhD project will be on developing theory for
learning kernel machines (support vector machines, Gaussian processes,
&) with tensor networks and by using a Bayesian inference
approach. Affinity with numerical linear/tensor algebra, Bayesian
statistics and the Julia programming language is a big plus.

The deadline to apply for this position is February 28th. More
information on this position and how to apply can be found at:

https://www.academictransfer.com/en/322815/phd-position-probabilistic-tensor-methods/


From: Annika Lang annika.lang@chalmers.se
Date: January 17, 2023
Subject: PhD Positions, Mathematics and Statistics, Sweden


At the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Chalmers and the
University of Gothenburg our yearly recruitment of PhD students has
started. This year we are recruiting six new PhD students to start in
August 2023:

One PhD student at Applied mathematics and statistics:
https://web103.reachmee.com/ext/I005/1035/job?site=3D7&lang=3DUK&validator=3D9b89bead79bb7258ad55c8d75228e5b7&job_id=3Dp28764

One PhD student at Applied mathematics and statistics (biostatistics
with Rebecka Jornsten):
https://web103.reachmee.com/ext/I005/1035/job?site=3D7&lang=3DUK&validator=3D9b89bead79bb7258ad55c8d75228e5b7&job_id=3Dp28786

Two PhD students at Analysis and probability (one in any area and one
in operator algebras with Hannes Thiel):
https://www.chalmers.se/en/about-chalmers/Working-at-Chalmers/Vacancies/Pages/default.aspx?rmpage=3Djob&rmjob=3D11340&rmlang=3DUK

One PhD student at Algebra and geometry:
https://web103.reachmee.com/ext/I005/1035/job?site=3D7&lang=3DUK&validator=3D9b89bead79bb7258ad55c8d75228e5b7&job_id=3D28845

One PhD student at Algebra and geometry (mathematics for deep learning
with Jan Gerken):
https://www.chalmers.se/en/about-chalmers/Working-at-Chalmers/Vacancies/Pages/default.aspx?rmpage=3Djob&rmjob=3D11336&rmlang=3DUK

Deadline for all positions: February 24

I would be happy if you could forward the announcements to interested
master students. Please contact me if you have questions.


From: Molly Fu computation@mdpi.com
Date: January 29, 2023
Subject: CFP, Special Issue, ICCHMT 2023


This Special Issue will publish a set of selected papers from the 14.
International Conference on Computational Heat, Mass, and Momentum
Transfer (ICCHMT 2023), which will be held 4-8 September 2023, in
Dusseldorf, Germany (the deadline for abstract submissions is 26 May
2023). The selected papers will be published free of charge. There
will also be an ICCHMT-Computation Best Paper Award. You are invited
to submit a contribution to the conference for consideration and
possible publication in this Special Issue.

Topics of the conferences include, but are not limited to, the
following: Advanced numerical methods; Aeronautical and space
applications; Bio-fluidics and biomedical engineering; Bio-inspired
flow and heat transfer; Building-integrated energy and power systems;
Complex chemical reaction modeling; Compressible flows; Computational
thermal fluid dynamics; Convection and buoyancy-driven flows; Double
diffusive convetion; Energy-saving process; Fluid flow and heat
transfer in biomedical devices and biotechnology; Fluid machinery;
Granular flows; Heat and mass transfer in energy systems; Heat and
mass transfer in manufacturing and materials processing; Heat and mass
transfer in nuclear applications; Heat and mass transfer in
particle-laden flows; Heat exchangers/heat pipe; Internal flow and
heat transfer; Micro-/nano-heat and mass transfer; Mixing devices and
phenomena; Multi-phase flows; Optimization in thermal engineering;
Reactive flows and combustion; Thermal flow visualization; Thermal
fluid machinery; Thermal heat fluxes; Transport phenomena in porous
media; Urban energy flows.

https://www.mdpi.com/journal/computation/special_issues/029N9ZJN7Y



From: Thorsten Raasch raasch@mathematik.uni-siegen.de
Date: January 24, 2023
Subject: CFP, Special Issue, Journal of Complexity


With great pleasure we invite you to submit a paper for the special
issue of the Journal of Complexity "Space-Time Adaptive Numerical
Schemes for Parabolic Partial Differential Equations".

The purpose of this special issue is to report and review recent
developments in the area of adaptive space-time methods for parabolic
PDEs. Papers devoted to the complexity and optimality of algorithms
are very much appreciated, as well as manuscripts covering the
theoretical foundations of adaptive space-time schemes. Numerical
experiments confining the theoretical findings are highly valued,
however, purely computational studies are out of the scope of the
issue.

Further details, including the submission process, can be found on the
website
https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/journal-of-complexity/about/call-for-papers#space-time-adaptive-numerical-schemes-for-parabolic-partial-differential-equations

All manuscripts must be written in English. The submitted papers
should present previously unpublished, original results that are not
simultaneously submitted elsewhere. All papers will be rigorously
peer-reviewed.

Deadline for manuscript submissions: November 1, 2023

Guest Editors: Stephan Dahlke, Thorsten Raasch, Olaf Steinbach


From: Amelia Sun amelia.sun@mdpi.com
Date: January 16, 2023
Subject: CFP, Special Issue, Symmetry


As we all know, the role and consequences of the notion of symmetry in
mathematics and related sciences are very important. On many
occasions, symmetries have appeared in mathematical formulations that
have become essential for solving problems or delving further into
research. In this Special Issue, we aim to establish some theorical
results and applications in the fields of functional analysis and
fractional operators, in which the concept of symmetry plays an
essential role. Among others, papers on these topics are welcome.

More information can be found at:
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/symmetry/special_issues/Functional_Analysis_Fractional_Operators_Symmetry_Asymmetry

If you are interested, please contact the Symmetry Editorial Office
(amelia.sun@mdpi.com), or the leading Guest Editor, Dr. J. Vanterler
Da C. Sousa (vanterler@ime.unicamp.br)."


From: Sa=FAl Buitrago Boret sbutrago@usb.ve
Date: January 25, 2023
Subject: Contents, Bull Computational Applied Mathematics, 10 (1)


Table of Contents
Bulletin of Computational Applied Mathematics, Vol.10, N1
http://www.compama.co.usb.ve/table-of-contents
https://sites.google.com/usb.ve/bullcompama/table-of-contents

The Discrete Modified Lindley Distribution, Lishamol Tomy, Veena G,
Christophe Chesneau

Computation of prime hyperideals in meet hyperlattices, Panjarike
Pallavi, Syam Prasad Kuncham, Gopadi Ramachandra Bhatta Vadiraja,
Panackal Harikrishnan

Estimation of error and adaptivity in mimetic differences for
stationary problems, Giovanni Calderon, Jorge Villamizar, Julio
C. Carrillo, Carlos Torres, Efren Montes-Vera

Third Zagreb Index of Graphs with Added Edges, Pushpalatha Mahalank,
Ismail Naci Cangul

Anisotropic Newton's kernel in the plane, Carmen Judith Vanegas,
Franklin Vargas Jimenez

The fundamental solution for the anisotropic Helmholtz operator in the
algebra of complex quaternions, Damian Cedeno Lopez, Carmen Vanegas
Espinoza, Franklin Vargas Jimenez

Qualitative Analysis of a Leslie-Gower Predator-Prey Model with Delay,
Cosme Duque, Zoraida Sivoli

On a certain subclass of analytic functions involving Pascal
distribution series, Bolineni Venkateswarlu, P. Thirupathi Reddy,
G. Sujatha, S. Sridevi

Stability and boundedness properties of third order differential
equation with variable delay, Adetunji Adedotun Adeyanju, Cemil Tunc

Some Fixed Point Results on Orthogonal Metric Space, Ozlem Acar,
Aybala S.Ozkapu, Esref Erdogan


From: Badih Ghusayni badih@future-in-tech.net
Date: January 22, 2023
Subject: Contents, Intl J Mathematics and Computer Science, 18 (2)


The following papers in Volume 18, no. 2 of the International Journal
of Mathematics and Computer Science can be downloaded for free via
http://ijmcs.future-in-tech.net/Volume18.2.htm

Wachirarak Orosram, Wipawee Tangjai, On the Diophantine equation
(pq)^x +(pq)^{2s}n^y=3Dz^{2}, where p and q are prime numbers

Suton Tadee, Napalai Laomalaw, On the Diophantine equation
(p+2)^x-p^y=3Dz^2, where p is prime and p\equiv5\mod 24

Auday Hekmat Mahmood, Maysaa Zaki Salman, A Note on Relatively
Commuting Mappings of prime and Semiprime Rings

Yoksal A. Laylani, Basim A. Hassan, Hisham M. Khudhur, Enhanced
spectral conjugate gradient methods for unconstrained optimization

Suton Tadee, Sudaporn Poopra, On the Diophantine Equation 1/x
+1/y+1/z=3D1/n

Bashir Abdulali, Mohd Aftar Abu Bakar, Kamarulzaman Ibrahim, Noratiqah
Mohd Ariff, The Weighted Maximum Product of Spacings for Extreme Value
Distributions

Hassan Rashed Yassein, Huda Abdulateef Ali, HUDTRU: An Enhanced NTRU
for Data Security via Quintuple Algebra

Umarin Pintoptang, Suton Tadee, The Complete Set of Non-negative
Integer Solutions for the Diophantine Equation (pq)^{2x}+p^y=3Dz^2 ,
where p, q, x, y, z are non-negative integers with p prime and p does
not divide q

Rachid Matoui, Karim Driss, An analytical approach to the Boussairi
and Chergui conjecture

Hatem Kareem Sulaiman, H. A. Wasi, Mohammed Abdul Daim Zoba, Ola Ali
Obead, Ahmed Hadi Hussain, A model for allocation and optimization of
reliability complex network using Particle Swarm Optimization and
Genetic Algorithms

Muhammad Abdurrahman Rois, Fatmawati, Cicik Alfiniyah, Mathematical
modeling of COVID-19 with partial comorbid subpopulations and two
isolation treatments in Indonesia

Chokchai Viriyapong, Chawalit Boonpok, Characterizations of
(\Lambda,p)-T_{1/2} -spaces

Jeeranunt Khampakdee, Chawalit Boonpok, Properties of (\Lambda,p) -
normal Spaces

Napassanan Srisarakham, Chawalit Boonpok, Almost (\Lambda,p)-
continuous functions

Kan Thotakul, Anirut Luadsong, Nitima Aschariyaphotha, Meshless Method
for solving the Conformable Fractional Maxwell Equations

Nipaporn Chutiman, Chawalit Boonpok, Characterizations of
(\Lambda,p)-hyperconnected spaces

Nongluk Viriyapong, Chawalit Boonpok, On (\Lambda,p) -extremally
disconnected spaces

Prapart Pue-on, Chawalit Boonpok, Some properties of (\Lambda,p)-
regular spaces

Eman Almuhur, Areej Ali Albalawi, Walrasian Auctioneer: An Application
of Brouwer's Fixed Point Theorem

Awatif Rezzoky Al-Dubaicy, Some Bayesian estimators of the reliability
inverse Weibull distribution using Doubly Type II Censored data

WonTae Hwang, Kyunghwan Song, The Frobenius problems for Sexy Prime
Triplets

Audrey Becker, Friends of Two Times a Prime Numbe

Nahlia Rakhmawati, Agus Widodo, Noor Hidayat, Abdul Rouf Alghofari,
Optimal Path on a Multigraph Network Involving Edge Weights of
Multiple Parameters

Nisara Suthisung, Kanikar Muangchoo, Pennapa Suwanbamrung, Wareewan
Wisedsing, Chanwit Prabpayak, Anantachai Padcharoen, Geraghty type
generalized F-contraction for dislocated quasi-metric spaces


From: JNAAT jnaat@ictp.acad.ro
Date: January 26, 2023
Subject: Contents, J NA and Approximation Theory, 51 (2)


Journal of Numerical Analysis and Approximation Theory, included in
the Scopus database, celebrates its 50th anniversary
http://ictp.acad.ro/jnaat

Direct methods for singular integral equations and non-homogeneous
parabolic PDEs, A. Aghili

Wavelet bi-frames on local fields, O. Ahmad, N. Ahmad, M. Ahmad

On the semi-local convergence of a sixth order method in Banach space,
I.K. Argyros, J.A. John, J. Jayaraman

The Akima's fitting method for quartic splines, A.M. Bica, D. Curila-
Popescu

On the numerical solution of Volterra and Fredholm integral equations
using the fractional spline function method, F. Hamasalih, R. Qadir

On unique solvability of the piecewise linear equation system,
S. Kumar, Deepmala

On general fixed point method based on matrix splitting for solving
linear complementarity problem, B. Kumar, Deepmala, A.K. Das

Book reviews:

Linear and Nonlinear Functional Analysis with Applications -
P.G. Ciarlet, reviewed by R. Precup

Data Clustering: Theory, Algorithms, and Applications - G. Can, C. Ma,
J. Wu, reviewed by I. Boros

The Mathematics of Data - M.W. Mahoney, J.C. Duchi, A.C. Gilbert,
reviewed by I. Boros


From: Raimonds Ciegis rc@vgtu.lt
Date: January 20, 2023
Subject: Contents, Mathematical Modelling and Analysis, 28 (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 28, Issue 1, 2023 (p.1-179)

CONTENTS

Harmandeep Singh and Janak Raj Sharma, Simple and Efficient Fifth
Order Solvers for Systems of Nonlinear Problems

Menglan Liao and Zhong Tan, Asymptotic Stability for a Viscoelastic
Equation with a Time Delay

Teshome Bayleyegn, Istv\'an Farag\'o and \'Agnes Havasi, On the
Consistency and Convergence of Classical Richardson Extrapolation as
Applied to Explicit One-Step Methods

Mohammad Sharifi, Ali Abdi, Michal Bra\'{s} and Gholamreza Hojjati,
High Order Second Derivative Diagonally Implicit Multistage
Integration Methods for ODEs

Mohamed Alahyane, Abdelilah Hakim, Amine Laghrib and Said Raghay, An
Improved SIMPLEC Scheme for Fluid Registration

Aidas Bal{\v c}i{\=3D u}nas, Antanas Laurin{\v c}ikas and Mindaugas
Stoncelis, On a Dirichlet Series Connected to a Periodic Hurwitz
Zeta-Function with Transcendental and Rational Parameter

S\"uleyman Cengizci, Devendra Kumar and Mehmet Tar{\i}k Atay, A
Semi-Analytic Method for Solving Singularly Perturbed Twin-Layer
Problems with a Turning Point

Aysha Khan, Mohammad Akram and Mohammad Dilshad, Approximation of
Iterative Methods for Altering Points Problem with Applications

Milan Medve\v{d} and Michal Posp\'{i}\v{s}il, Generalized Laplace
Transform and Tempered $\Psi$-Caputo Fractional Derivative

Yaser Rostami, An Effective Computational Approach Based on Hermite
Wavelet Galerkin for Solving Parabolic Volterra Partial Integro
Differential Equations and its Convergence Analysis



From: Pascal Omnes pascal.omnes@cea.fr
Date: January 29, 2023
Subject: Contents, SMAI Journal of Computational Mathematics, 8


The SMAI - Journal of Computational Mathematics is an academic journal
free for both authors and readers; it was launched in 2015 by the
French Society for Applied and Industrial Mathematics.

We are pleased to share the table of contents of Issue number 8
(2022): https://smai-jcm.centre-mersenne.org/volume/SMAI-JCM_2022__8_/

Numerical Simulations on Nonlinear Quantum Graphs with the GraFiDi
Library, Christophe Besse; Romain Duboscq; Stefan Le Coz

Electrostatic Force Computation with Boundary Element Methods, Piyush
Panchal; Ralf Hiptmair

Recursive Estimation of a Failure Probability for a Lipschitz
Function, Lucie Bernard; Albert Cohen; Arnaud Guyader; Florent Malrieu

Discrete analysis of Schwarz waveform relaxation for a diffusion
reaction problem with discontinuous coefficients, Simon Clement;
Florian Lemarie; Eric Blayo

Relaxation Deferred Correction Methods and their Applications to
Residual Distribution Schemes, Remi Abgrall; Elise Le Meledo; Philipp
Offner; Davide Torlo

High accuracy analysis of adaptive multiresolution-based lattice
Boltzmann schemes via the equivalent equations, Thomas Bellotti; Loic
Gouarin; Benjamin Graille; Marc Massot

Metasurfaces and Optimal transport, Cristian E. Gutierrez; Qingbo
Huang; Quentin Merigot; Boris Thibert

A low-degree strictly conservative finite element method for
incompressible flows on general triangulations, Huilan Zeng; Chen-Song
Zhang; Shuo Zhang

Parallel kinetic scheme for transport equations in complex toroidal
geometry, Matthieu Boileau; Berenger Bramas; Emmanuel Franck; Romane
Helie; Philippe Helluy; Laurent Navoret

Finite-size effects in response functions of molecular systems,
Mi-Song Dupuy; Antoine Levitt

Spatially Adaptive Projective Integration Schemes For Stiff Hyperbolic
Balance Laws With Spectral Gaps, Julian Koellermeier; Giovanni Samaey

Initialization of the Circulant Embedding method to speed up the
generation of Gaussian random fields, Geraldine Pichot; Simon Legrand;
Michel Kern; Nathanael Tepakbong-Tematio

A combined first and second order model for a junction with ramp
buffer, Jennifer Weissen; Oliver Kolb; Simone Gottlich

End of Digest