Mathematica - Fachgruppe Computeralgebra

1. CADE 2009 – Workshop on Computer Algebra
and Differential Equations
Pamplona, 28. – 31.10.2009
http://www.unirioja.es/cu/aipasc/cade/
Welcome.htm
CADE 2009 is the continuation of a series of international
workshops on computer algebra and its applications that started
in Dubna (Russia) in 1979, 1982, 1985, 1990 and 2001
and followed in Turku (Finland) in 2007. This series of conferences
covered all areas of computer algebra, in particular
those related to the applications of symbolic and algebraic
computation to ordinary and partial differential equations.
The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers
developing and applying computer algebra techniques in the
field of differential equations. In this way the meeting will
be a cross-fertilisation between the different topics of computer
algebra and differential equations, and will increase
communication between the scientists working in the theoretical
aspects of computer algebra and the researches who use
them, thus encouraging cooperation among the participants.
The programme schedule will consist of three working days
plus an extra day for an excursion to some historical sights
in Navarra. The first three days regular contributions will be
held and no parallel sessions will be scheduled. The number
of expected participants is between 30 and 50.
XI. Berliner
Mathematica-Tag
Informationen unter http://www.ordinate.de/mathematicaTag.htm
Hinweise auf Konferenzen
20.
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2. Elfter Berliner Mathematica-Tag
Berlin, 20.11.2009
http://www.ordinate.de/mathematicaTag.
htm
Der elfte Berliner Mathematica-Tag wird am 20.11.2009
stattfinden – ein interdisziplinäres Kolloquium zur Anwendung
von Mathematica in den Naturwissenschaften. Gastgeber
ist wie in den Jahren zuvor das WIAS Berlin.
Geplant sind u. A. Vorträge über webMathematica, ein
” Mathematica-Training“ sowie ein Vortrag von Holger Perlt
(Universität Leipzig) zum Thema Operations Research: Ein
Mathematica-Paket zur Lösung von Optimierungsaufgaben
mit Randbedingungen.
Weitere Informationen sind demnächst auf der oben genannten
Webseite verfügbar. Einen Bericht zum Mathematica-
Tag in Leipzig finden Sie auf S. 39 in diesem Rundbrief.
3. Joint Conference of ASCM 2009 and MACIS
2009
Fukuoka, Japan, 14. – 17.12.2009
http://gcoe.math.kyushu-u.ac.jp/ascm-macis2009/
Two international conferences, the 9th Asian Symposium
on Computer Mathematics (ASCM 2009) and the 3rd International
Conference on Mathematical Aspects of Computer
and Information Sciences (MACIS 2009) will be held jointly
at Fukuoka in December 14th -17th, 2009, supported by the
GCOE program ” Math-for-industry“ of the Graduate School
of Mathematics of Kyushu University and Mathematical Research
Center for Industrial Technology of Kyushu University.
ASCM is a series of conferences which serve as a forum
for participants to present original research, learn of research
progress and developments, and exchange ideas and
views on doing mathematics using computers. The previous
ASCM meetings were held in Beijing, China (1995), Kobe,
Japan (1996), Lanzhou, China (1998), Chiang Mai, Thailand
(2000), Matsuyama, Japan (2001), Beijing, China (2003),
Seoul, Korea (2005), Singapore, Singapore (2007). Further
information on previous ASCM symposia may be found at
http://www.mmrc.iss.ac.cn/ascm.
MACIS is a new series of conferences where foundational
research on theoretical and practical problems of mathematics
for computing and information processing may be presented
and discussed. MACIS also addresses experimental
and case studies, scientific and engineering computation, design
and implementation of algorithms and software systems,
and applications of mathematical methods and tools
to outstanding and emerging problems in applied computer
and information sciences.
The programs of ASCM and those of MACIS will be organized
independently by each program committee except
invited talks. Sessions of ASCM and those of MACIS will
be held in parallel and invited talks will be given in plenary
sessions.