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Date: Sun, 19 Aug 90 16:42:37 PDT

NA Digest   Sunday, August 19, 1990   Volume 90 : Issue 29

Today's Editor: Cleve Moler

Today's Topics:

     Wavelet Code Availability
     New Phone Numbers at Maryland
     Second International Conference on Industrial and Applied Mathematics  

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From: Dick Beyer <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 14 Aug 90 11:03:47 PDT
Subject: Wavelet Code Availability

Does anybody know where I could get any code to
do wavelet transforms?  Being able to
choose the wavelet would be nice, but just
the Haar wavelet would be ok too.

Thanks,

Dick Beyer
Applied Math
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
206-685-9395

e-mail:  [email-masked]

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From: G. W. Stewart <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 14 Aug 90 14:53:08 -0400
Subject: New Phone Numbers at Maryland

The University of Maryland is changing phone systems.  Our new
numbers are

Howard Elman      301 405 2694

Dianne O'Leary    301 405 2678

Pete Stewart      301 405 2681

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From: ICIAM '91 <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 16 Aug 90 09:36 EDT
Subject: Second International Conference on Industrial and Applied Mathematics  

Final Call for Papers 
 
Second International Conference on Industrial and Applied Mathematics  
(ICIAM 91) 
July 8-12, 1991 
Washington, D.C., USA 
 
Hosted by SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics) 

Interested in Participating? 

FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS  
   ICIAM 91 

Message to SIAM Members: 
 
The International Conference on Industrial and Applied Mathematics is an 
important international event that occurs every four years.  It is meant to 
spotlight the applied and computational community and focus worldwide 
attention on mathematics professionals.  There will be no SIAM Annual Meeting 
in 1991.  Make plans to attend ICIAM 91. 
 
See you in D.C.! 

ICIAM 91 Update 
 
o  More than 1200 applied and computational mathematicians, engineers and 
scientists worldwide have already sent in requests for abstract and 
minisymposium proposal forms. 
 
o  More than 35% of the requests are from outside the U.S.A. 
 
o  More than 60 representatives throughout the world are distributing ICIAM 91
materials. 
 
o  Proposals and abstracts already received encompass exciting and recent 
advances in applied and computational mathematics. 
 
o  It's not too early! 
 
This conference is truly anticipated as an international forum for applied and
computational mathematicians and users of mathematics.  Be a part of 
it...contribute a paper...come to Washington, D.C.!  If you still haven't 
expressed your interest to us, please contact us to ensure that you stay on 
the ICIAM 91 mailing list. 

ICIAM 91--July 8-12, 1991, Washington, D.C., USA 

Invited Presentations* 
 
Dynamic Energy Minimization and Phase Transformations in Solids  
John M. Ball 
Department of Mathematics 
Heriot-Watt University, Scotland 
 
Intermediate Asymptotics in Micromechanics 
Grigorii I. Barenblatt 
Institute of Oceanography 
USSR Academy of Sciences, USSR 
 
Mathematical and Computational Models of Vision 
Michael Brady 
Department of Engineering Science 
University of Oxford, Great Britain 
 
Aspects of Constrained Optimization 
Andrew R. Conn 
Department of Combinatorics and Optimization 
University of Waterloo, Canada 
 
Modulation Equations Arising in the  
Mechanics of Continuous Media 
Wiktor Eckhaus 
Mathematisch Instituut 
Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht, The Netherlands 
 
Some Industrial Problems Solved in the Framework of the 
European Consortium of Mathematics in Industry 
Antonio Fasano 
Istituto Mathematico "U. Dini" 
Universita Degli Studi (Firenze), Italy 
 
Numerical Solution of Linear Algebraic Equations 
Arising from Convection-Diffusion Equations 
Gene H. Golub 
Department of Computer Science 
Stanford University, USA 
 
Discrete Mathematics in Manufacturing 
Martin Groetschel 
Institut fuer Mathematik 
Universitaet Augsburg, West Germany 
 
Computational Methods for Chemically Reacting Flow 
Thomas J.R. Hughes 
Division of Applied Mechanics 
Stanford University, USA 
 
Interior Point Methods in Optimization 
Narendra K. Karmarkar 
Mathematical Sciences Research Center 
AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA 
 
Forced Nonlinear Surface Waves 
Klaus W. Kirchgassner      
Institut fuer Mathematik 
Universitaet Stuttgart, West Germany 
 
Optimal Control and Viscosity Solutions 
Pierre-Louis Lions 
Universite de Paris IX, France 
 
Wavelets and Applications to Numerical Analysis 
Yves F. Meyer 
CEREMADE 
Universite Paris Dauphine, France 
 
Dynamics of Patterns, Waves and Interfaces from the 
Reaction-Diffusion Aspect 
Masayasu Mimura 
Department of Mathematics 
Hiroshima University, Japan 
 
Generation of Biological Pattern and the Formulation of 
Morphogenetic Flows 
James D. Murray 
Center for Mathematical Biology, University of Oxford, Great Britain, and 
Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Washington, USA 
 
Radar Architectures--From Microwave Processing to Computational Power 
Gabriel Ruget 
Defense and Control Systems Division 
Thomson CSF, France 
 
Advances in Strongly Polynomial Linear Programming Algorithms 
Eva Tardos 
School of Operations Research and Industrial Engineering 
Cornell University, USA 
 
Applications of Massively Parallel Computing 
David J. Wallace 
Department of Physics 
University of Edinburgh, Scotland 
 
Computational Modeling of Flows in Porous Media 
Mary F. Wheeler 
Department of Mathematics 
University of Houston, USA 
 
Hierarchical Finite Elements and Related Preconditioners for  
Elliptic Partial Differential Equations 
Harry Yserentant 
Fachbereich Mathematik 
Universitaet Dortmund, West Germany 
 
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*Titles of presentations tentative. 
 
Conference Topics 
 
Applied and Computational Mathematics, Computer Science, Applied Probability 
and Statistics, Scientific Computing, and Applications in Engineering and the 
Biological, Chemical, and Physical Sciences. 

Contributed Presentations - Posters and Lectures 
 
Participate in ICIAM 91 by submitting a paper, which you may present in  
lecture or poster format. The ICIAM 91 Program Committee is encouraging 
contributors to present their papers in poster form to increase communication 
among participants, foster the development of international friendships, and 
reduce the need for large numbers of parallel sessions.   
 
Authors will have approximately 15 minutes for contributed presentations 
(lecture format), with an additional 5 minutes for questions. Alternatively, 
they may elect the poster format that encourages interactive discussions with 
individuals interested in their work using flip charts and other visual aids. 
 
If you desire to present a paper (lecture or poster format), you must submit a

summary not exceeding 100 words on an ICIAM 91 contributed paper/poster 
presentation form or facsimile. You may also submit an abstract via e-mail. 
Macros are available in LaTeX or TeX.  To receive macros via e-mail contact 
[email-masked]. Papers will be reviewed by the program committee. 
Everyone who submits a paper will be notified by mail regarding acceptance. 
 
To obtain a form and guidelines for submitting a paper, please contact SIAM, 
3600 University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA  19104-2688; (215) 382- 
9800; fax: (215) 386-7999; e-mail: [email-masked]. 
 
Deadline date for submission of contributed presentation forms: September 30, 
1990. 

Registration Information and Announcements 
 
To obtain future announcements, the ICIAM 91 program, and registration 
information, please contact SIAM. 
 
If you have questions about ICIAM 91, write to: 
 
ICIAM 91 Conference Manager 
c/o SIAM 
3600 University City Science Center 
Philadelphia, PA 19104-2688,  USA 
 
E-MAIL: [email-masked]            
FAX (TELECOPY): (215) 386-7999 
PHONE: (215) 382-9800 

Exhibitor Information 
 
Booths and combined exhibits will be available to companies wishing to display

their products and/or services. To ensure that you receive an exhibitor kit, 
please contact SIAM. 

About ICIAM 91 
 
The conference organizers are developing a program that will focus worldwide 
attention on the importance of mathematical and computational methods in the 
solution of real world problems. A major exposition of computer hardware and 
software exhibits and demonstrations that will enable you to explore 
state-of-the-art technology is also planned. 
 
In addition to a program highlighting important advances in research and 
applications, there will be many opportunities for you to meet your colleagues
from other countries. A directory of preregistered attendees and exhibitors 
(preregistered up to 3 weeks prior to conference) will be available at the 
conference. A supplement for the balance of attendees will be available after 
the conference. 
 
To find out about the many exciting features of ICIAM 91 as they are 
announced, please contact SIAM. 

Accommodations 
 
The conference will take place in Washington, D.C., at the Sheraton 
Washington, where SIAM is holding a block of rooms for those wishing to stay 
at the conferene site. The Sheraton is a modern air-conditioned hotel with 
2,000 guest rooms, 25 meeting rooms, an exercise room, a large outdoor 
swimming pool, and many restaurants and lounge areas. It is located on the 
city's "Metro" subway system which provides easy inexpensive access to most 
points of interest. 
 
The hotel, on 12 acres of a wooded park-like setting, is within walking 
distance of the National Zoo, a few blocks from the National Cathedral, 
Embassy Row, historic Georgetown and Rock Creek Park. The Sheraton Washington 
boasts a multi-lingual staff fluent in a total of 20 languages, foreign 
currency exchange services, telex facilities, and electrical adapters. A U.S. 
post office is on the premises. 
 
For those seeking more economical accommodations, there will be a limited 
number of dormitory rooms available on a first come first served basis at 
George Washington University, just a few Metro stops away from the Sheraton 
Washington. 

Program Committee 
 
Robert E. O'Malley Jr., Chair  
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 
 
Robert Azencott 
Universite de Paris-Sud (SMAI) 
 
Franco Brezzi 
Universita di Pavia (SIMAI) 
 
Carlo Cercignani 
Polytecnico Istitut di Milano (SIMAI)     
 
John E. Dennis, Jr.  
Rice University (SIAM) 
 
Peter J. Deuflhard 
Konrad-Zuse-Centrum fuer Informationstechnik (GAMM) 
 
Iain S. Duff 
Harwell Laboratory (IMA)  
 
J.C.R. Hunt 
University of Cambridge (IMA) 
 
P.A. Raviart 
Universite de Paris VI (SMAI)  
 
Ivar Stakgold 
University of Delaware (SIAM) 
 
Adriaan H.P. Van der Burgh 
Delft University of Technology (NRCI) 
 
Wolfgang L. Wendland 
Universitaet Stuttgart (GAMM) 

Standing Committee 
 
Roger Temam, Chair 
Universite Paris-Sud 
 
Vinicio Boffi 
Consiglio Nazionale delle Richerche 
 
C. William Gear, ICIAM 91 President 
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 
 
Douglas S. Jones 
University of Dundee 
 
Patrick Lascaux 
Centre d'Etudes de Limeil 
 
Robert M. M. Mattheij 
Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 
 
James McKenna 
Bellcore 
 
Jean-Claude Nedelec 
Ecole Polytechnique 
 
Helmut Neunzert 
Universitat Kaiserslautern 
 
Ronald A. Scriven 
Central Electricity Research Laboratory 
 
Alberto Tesei 
Istituto per le Applicazioni del Calcolo 
"Mauro Picone" 
 
Wolfgang Walter 
Universitat Karlsruhe 

Sponsoring Societies 
 
Gesellschaft fur Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik (GAMM) 
Institute of Mathematics and Its Applications (IMA) 
Societa Italiana di Matematica Applicata e Industriale (SIMAI) 
Societe de Mathematiques Appliquees et Industrielles (SMAI) 
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) 

With the cooperation of 
 
Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique (INRIA) 

Hosted by SIAM 

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