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MATH and ARTS at MATHMOD The MATHMOD organisers try to design appealing conference badges, vouchers and leaflets. For this reason it was decided to use paintings of famous Austrian artists. MATHMOD 2003 was dedicated to a well known family of painters, Kasimir, who painted at lot of Vienna’s buildings round the turn of the century. MATHMOD 2006 was dedicated to a world-famous Austrian Painter, one of the most prominent members of Vienna Art Nouveau (Vienna Secession) movement, Gustav Klimt. MATHMOD 2009 started with the combination of algorithmic models and art – algorithmic art pictures as design for MATHMOD publications and layouts. MATHMOD 2012 continues the at MATHMOD 2009 established MATH & ARTS, an idea combining mathematical modelling and fine arts, continuing and extending essentially the previous art links: • presenting lectures on mathematical modelling in fine arts and ‘non-technical’ sciences, • designing conference publications, badges and other conference handouts with printings and paintings especially created for MATHMOD, • providing a small unique conference art print for each participant, • providing prizes for Best Poster Award, • creating new layouts for journals e.g. SNE – Simulation Notes Europe, etc. MATHMOD - Algorithmic Art MATHMOD organisers are happy, that Vlatko Ceric - expert in discrete stochastic modelling and simulation - and expert and designer in the field of Algorithmic Art - provides his artwork for MATHMOD. Vlatko Ceric, professor at University Zagreb, started with algorithmic art in mid-1970th at early times of computer graphics, and started exhibiting in 2005. Vlatko Ceric participated at exhibitions from New York City till Perth till Novosibirsk. Algorithmic Art - a rough definition by V. Ceric: • an algorithm is a procedure for solving a problem • a computer program is an algorithm coded in certain programming language • algorithmic art is generated by executing specific algorithms (computer programs) • no image editing with software (Photoshop) is done in any stage of image generation The pictures at right show Vlatko Cerics’s algorithmic art from different series. Kasimir: TU Vienna Main Building V. Ceric: Nocturne V. Veric: Compositions V. Ceric: Nexus V. Ceric: Ocean
For creating special design and layouts for MATHMOD 2009 conference handouts, Vlatko Ceric chose the algorithmic art technique of his Nexus series: ... for developing artwork for MATHMOD, I decided to use a technique of square division into triangles used from early 20th century in abstract geometrically oriented art. I was working with this technique for the last few years in the Nexus Series, discovering that algorithmic approach based on mathematical models is able to give fresh and interesting results. ..... the algorithmic approach enabled me to have much more complex definition of how should a division of a square be made depending on the location of the square compared to traditional handmade division. This also enables me to use the square division technique as a main visual key for MATHMOD The Nexus series became the general basis for MATHMOD logos – the following series shows variations of the MATHMOD Nexus Logos – at left logo MATHMOD 2009, and at right logo MATHMOD 2012. For MATHMAD 2012, Vlatko Ceric has chosen designs from the series Ocean for poster and art cards, and series Compositions for badges, preprint cover, program cover, vouchers, etc. About MATHMOD Conference Series The conference series Vienna International Conference on Mathematical Modelling - MATHMOD Vienna - takes place every third year at Vienna University of Technology. The series started in 1994, followed by conferences in 1997, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2009 and in 2012, respectively. At MATHMOD Vienna scientists and engineers using or developing models or interested in the development or application of various modelling tools are offered an opportunity to present ideas, methods and results and discuss their experiences or problems with experts of various areas of specialisation. The scope of the MATHMOD conference series covers theoretic and applied aspects of various types of mathematical modelling. Comparison of modelling approaches, model simplification, modelling uncertainties, port-based modelling and the impact of items such as these on problem solution, numerical techniques, validation, automation of modelling and software support for modelling, co-simulation, etc. are discussed. MATHMOD conferences 1997 – 2003 were organised under the flag of IMACS (mutual sponsor and series responsibility), MATHMOD 2006 was organised in the responsibility of ARGESIM, an ASIM working group at Vienna University of Technology (ASIM - German Simulation Society). MATHMOD 2009 and MATHMOD 2012 are organised in the responsibility of ARGESIM/ASIM under the flagship of the EUROSIM Event Series, and for MATHMOD 2012 IFAC became one of the main sponsors. MATHMOD 2009, February 10-13, 2009 gathered some 450 scientists from 31 countries, showing a broad variety of the art of mathematical modelling. Theoretical investigations were only one aspect, various kinds of applications, but also implementation and design of appropriate software based on formal or mathematical models were among the main topics discussed during 420 contributions to the conference. MATHMOD 2012, February 15 – 17, 2012 comes with a change in publication structure – from CD Proceedings to Web Proceedings at IFAC-PapersOnLine.net – in order to make publication more attractive. IFAC is one of MATHMOD’s main co-sponsors and offers IFAC- PapersOnLine.net as Conference Proceedings server with DOI, citation indexing, etc. and follows Open Access publication strategy. MATHMOD 2012 counts before begin about 410 participant registrations. More information at → www.mathmod.at.
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