Stochastic Multiscale Methods: Mathematical Analysis and Algorithms, August 10-11, 2009
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| will take place at the University of Southern California on August 10-11, 2009. | will take place at the University of Southern California on August 10-11, 2009. | ||
| - | This workshop will bring together mathematicians, mechanicians, and computational scientists with a view to identify challenges and opportunities in physics, theory and algorithms,associated with stochastic multiscale methods. The workshop is co-chaired by Roger Ghanem, Boris Rozovsky and George Papanicolaou. | + | This workshop will bring together mathematicians, [http://www.flashpapers.com term papers], and computational scientists with a view to identify challenges and opportunities in physics, theory and algorithms,associated with stochastic multiscale methods. The workshop is co-chaired by Roger Ghanem, Boris Rozovsky and George Papanicolaou. |
| Additional information about the workshop can | Additional information about the workshop can | ||
| - | be found on the web at: http://venus.usc.edu/Multiscale-Workshop09/ | + | be found on the web at: [http://www.flashpapers.com Term Papers] |
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Title: Stochastic Multiscale Methods: Mathematical Analysis and Algorithms
An NSF-funded workshop entitled "Stochastic Multiscale Methods: Mathematical Analysis and Algorithms" will take place at the University of Southern California on August 10-11, 2009. This workshop will bring together mathematicians, term papers, and computational scientists with a view to identify challenges and opportunities in physics, theory and algorithms,associated with stochastic multiscale methods. The workshop is co-chaired by Roger Ghanem, Boris Rozovsky and George Papanicolaou.
Additional information about the workshop can be found on the web at: Term Papers
