Program
Workshop on Adaptive Methods for Differential Equations
March 30 - April 1 , 1998
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Monday, March 30
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9.00 Introduction
- Distribution of time slots for contributing
speakers
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9.15 Rolf Rannacher, Heidelberg
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9.45 Donald Estep, Atlanta
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Estimating the error of numerical solutions of nonlinear
reaction-diffusion equations
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10.15 Coffee break
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10.45 Endre Süli, Oxford
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A posteriori error estimation and adaptivity for finite element
methods of hyperbolic problems
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11.20 A. Schleupen and E. Ramm, Stuttgart
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A posteriori error estimates for local and global variables in structural mechanics
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11.40 A. Medovikov, Moscow
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High order explicit methods for parabolic equations
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12.00 C. Eck and W. Wendland, Stuttgart
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Adaptivity for contact problems based on stress intensity factors
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13.00 Lunch break
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15.00 V. I. Lebedev, Moscow
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Explicit difference schemes for solving stiff systems of ODEs and
PDEs with complex spectrum
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15.20 D. Kay and D. Silvester, Manchester
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A posteriori error estimation for stabilised mixed
approximations of the Stokes equations
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15.40 O. Axelsson and M. Nikolova, Nijmegen
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A priori and a posteriori adaptive refinement for convection-diffusion problems
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16.00 R. Becker, Sophia Antipolis, and R. Rannacher, Heidelberg
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Adaptive FEM for optimal control of PDEs: Basic concepts
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16.20 Coffee break
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19.00 Dinner at a restaurant close to the Royal Institute
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Tuesday, March 31
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9.00 David Keyes, Norfolk
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Algorithmic and Architectural Adaptivity in Nonlinear Implicit
Methods
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9.30 William Henshaw, Los Alamos
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A Framework for Solving Partial Differential
Equations on Moving Geometries With Adaptive Mesh Refinement
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10.00 Coffee break
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10.30 Kenneth Powell, Ann Arbor
- An Upwind, Parallel, Solution-Adaptive Scheme for
Magnetohydrodynamics
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11.00 Leland Jameson, Honolulu
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Adaptive Numerical Methods Guided by Wavelet Analysis
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11.30 Short break
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11.40 F.-T. Suttmeier, Heidelberg
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An adaptive displacement/pressure finite element scheme
for treating incompressibility effects in elasto-plastic materials
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12.00 M. Larsson, Stanford
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12.20 E. Christiansen, Odense
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Adaptive mesh refinement in limit analysis
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12.40 D. Kroener and M. Ohlberger, Freiburg
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A posteriori error estimates for upwind finite volume
schemes for nonlinear conservation laws in multi dimensions
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13.00 Lunch break
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14.30 P. Nettesheim, Berlin
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Quantum-classical molecular dynamics: Construction of
numerical integrators
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14.50 F. Hebeker, Muenchen, R. Rannacher and C. Fuehrer, Heidelberg
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An adaptive finite element scheme for convection-dominated flows with stiff source terms
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15.10 W. Doerfler, Freiburg
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Uniformly convergent finite-element methods
for singular perturbed convection-diffusion equations
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15.30 Coffee break
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18.00 Cocktail party at the Mittag-Leffler Institute in Djursholm
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Wednesday, April 1
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9.00 Scott Baden, San Diego
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Software issues in structured adaptive mesh methods
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9.30 Gustaf Söderlind, Lund
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The Automatic Control of Numerical Integration
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10.00 Coffee break
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10.20 E. Burman, Gothenburg
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10.40 P. Lötstedt and S. Söderberg, Uppsala
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Block adaptive methods on structured grids for hyperbolic PDEs
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11.00 J. Walden, New Haven and Uppsala
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Filter bank methods for conservation laws
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11.20 A. Szepessy, Stockholm
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Stochastic differential equations and adaptive methods
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11.40 B. Wohlmuth, New York and Augsburg
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Adaptive concepts for domain decomposition on nonmatching grids
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12.00 Important problems and future directions
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Discussion by a panel of invited speakers led by
Bertil Gustafsson and Claes Johnson
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13.00 Lunch
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14.00 Excursion to Moderna Museet
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