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MEETINGS OF INTEREST

Eleventh Copper Mountain Conference on Iterative Methods

April 4 - 9, 2010 Copper Mountain, Colorado, USA

Organized by Front Range Scientific Computations, Inc, and The University of Colorado, The University of Maryland, Sandia National Laboratories In cooperation with the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics

HIGHLIGHTED TOPICS:

Advanced architectures: including multicore applications, distributed/shared memory algorithms, and data structures. Algebraic multilevel methods outside of partial differential equations: including large-scale information analysis, statistical analysis, image recognition,and quantum chromodynamics. Environmental science & energy applications including atmosphere, ocean, ice modeling, wind energy and fusion. Homogenization/upscaling: including multiscale methods and the use of multigrid and domain decomposition principles. Large-scale optimization and inverse problems: including interior point methods, PDE constrained optimization, and sequential programming. Nonlinear solvers and applications including Newton-Krylov and FAS schemes, sensitivity analysis, and Jacobian approximations. Robustness of algebraic multigrid, including convergence analysis and sequences of systems. Stochastic partial differential equations and uncertainty quantification: including efficient algorithms for handling UQ, discretization, and effects of nonlinearity.

CONFERENCE DEADLINES Student Competition Papers: January 18, 2010 Author Abstracts: February 8, 2010 Early Registration: March 3, 2010 Guaranteed Lodging: March 3, 2010 Full Papers for Special Issue: June 15, 2010

IMPORTANT FEATURES Student Paper Competition. Travel and lodging assistance awarded to students and new PhDs judged to have submitted the best research paper. Workshops - Informal Topical Discussions Preliminary Proceedings SISC Copper Mountain Special Issue

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Please access our website at: http://grandmaster.colorado.edu/~copper/2010/ or contact Annette Anthony FRSC copper@colorado.edu (303) 554-1232