ESF Mathematics Conference in partnership with EMS and ERCOM/INI
Highly Oscillatory Problems: From Theory to Applications
12-17 September 2010
The Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge, UK
Chaired by:
- Arieh Iserles, Cambridge University, UK
Co-Chair:
- Claude Le Bris - Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, Champs-sur-Marne, FR
Organising Committee:
- Folkmar Bornemann - Technische Universität München, DE
- Simon Chandler-Wilde - University of Reading, UK
- Bjorn Engquist - University of Texas at Austin, US & KTH Stockholm, SE
- Ernst Hairer - Université de Genève, CH
- Laurence Halpern - Université Paris XIII, FR
- Ralf Hiptmair - ETH Zürich, CH
Programme |
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Please note that the conference programme will start on September 13 at 8:45 but accommodation is from September 12.
Conference programme is available here .
Recommended poster size is A0 (Vertical). Use letters and drawings that can be read from approximately 100 cm distance.
Highly oscillatory phenomena occur in a wide range of mathematical applications: from fluid to solid mechanics, electromagnetics, acoustics, combustion, computerised tomography and imaging, molecular dynamics, quantum chemistry, plasma transport and electrical engineering. Such phenomena have attracted a great deal of mathematical attention, mainly in harmonic analysis, asymptotic analysis, homogenisation, differential geometry, theory of Hamiltonian systems and theory of integrable systems. They have an oft-undeserved reputation of being hopelessly difficult to analyse and to compute: the truth of the matter is that, once they have been understood from the mathematical standpoint, effective computational algorithms are bound to follow.
How to Participate |
Conference participation is possible only after successful application.
If you are interested in participating, please contact the conference officer Ms Alessandra Piccolotto.
Registration - only for accepted participants |
Registration Form
For accepted participants and invited speakers only
All participants - including speakers, chairs & session chairs - are kindly expected to confirm their attendance (and, when applicable, to pay the conference fee) by filling in a Registration Form.
Closing date for Early Bird Registration & fee payment: 01 August 2010 FINAL closing date for ALL registration & fee payment: 15 August 2010 |
Fees & Grants |
Conference fees cover an all inclusive package which includes all basic expenses that occur during the event. For more details, click here.
| Name | Description | To Pay |
| Grantee | Conference fee will be covered by ESF and its partners | 0 € |
| INI Grantee* | Conference Fee will be covered by INI | 0 € |
| Early Bird | Registration and payment before 01 August 2010 | 680 € |
| Normal | Registration and payment before the registration deadline on August 15 2010 | 750 € |
| Non-Residential | Conference participation without accommodation | 500 € |
| Late Registration Supplement | An additional 150€ will be charged if participants register after the official registration deadline. | Plus 150 € |
* Please note: this fee is eligible for local participants selected by INI. If you are interested in this grant, please write a brief email to the Conference Officer responsible (contact details at the bottom of the page). The list of the applicants will be communicated to INI who will make the selection.
7 EUR of this fee is used to make this conference more ecologically sustainable. This amount will allow us to offset almost 100% of the CO2 emissions created by this conference and are part of our efforts to make ESF Research Conferences greener.. For more information, please click here
Practical Information |
For detailed information on all practical aspects of the conference and venue, please refer to the Practical Information Guide.
Sponsors & Exhibitors |
Partnership
This conference is organised by the European Science Foundation (ESF) in partnership with the European Mathematical Society (EMS),
and the Isaac Newton Institute (INI).
