Summer School on Current Research in Finite Element Methods

Emplacement

MUMBAI
,
Inde

Dates

à

Présentation

Numerical analysis, simulation and scientific computing for the solution of partial differential equations (PDEs) using FEM and related methods have been cornerstones of applied mathematics over the last fifty years. In fact, it is well known that the study of computational methods for PDEs is extremely crucial for the development of science and technology. In the current scenario, this involves design of efficient methods and reliable algorithms which together with powerful high performance computers enable the success of the new approach to science and engineering through computational modelling and simulation. Hence it is important to have a deep understanding of the classical and new methodologies used in numerical methods. The aim of the summer school is to provide the participants with an overview of the modern techniques that allow one to address the computational challenges that are encountered in different applications. The topics in the school are aimed to cover the latest in the state of the art numerical schemes in real life applications and will be taught in English language.

Coordinateurs administratifs et scientifiques

Neela Nataraj (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay,
Inde
,
neela@math.iitb.ac.in
)
Olivier Pironneau (Université Pierre et Marie Curie,
France
,
Olivier.Pironneau@upmc.fr
)

Programme scientifique

Cours 1: "FEM : conforming and non standard including non-conforming, mixed, DG, etc with applications", Susanne Brenner & Li-Yeng Sung (Louisiana State University, USA) and Jean-Claude Nedelec (Rennes and École Polytechnique, France)

Cours 2: "Adaptive FEM, Problem reductions with FEM, Multi scale FEM", Cartsen Carstensen (Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany), Andreas Veeser (Milano, Italy) and Martin Vohralik (INRIA, France)

Cours 3: "Introduction to FEM for Finance, Parallel Computing & Applications", Olivier Pironneau and Frédéric Hecht (Université Pierre et Marie Curie, France)

Cours 4: "Optimal control & Optimal shape design", Grégoire Allaire (École Polytechnique) and Jean-Pierre Raymond (Toulouse, France)

Cours 5: "Fluid structure interaction, complex fluid, multi-scale simulations and applications of FEM", Roland Becker (Université de Pau, France), Alexei Lozinski (Université de Besançon, France) and Bertrand Maury (Université Paris-Sud, France)

Site internet de l'école

http://www.cimpa-icpam.org/archivesecoles/20160119102708/index.html

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