Program and Locations
The workshop program is available HERE. Note that the opening reception will occur at the Cambridge Suites Hotel at 6pm on Sunday, July 24th, and the lectures will begin on Monday, July 25th, at 9am in the Sobey Building, SB 260.
Organizers
- Scott MacLachlan, MUN
- Ronald Haynes, MUN
- Hermann Brunner, MUN
- Paul Muir, Saint Mary's
- David Iron, Dalhousie
- Theodore Kolokolnikov, Dalhousie
Summary
AARMS (the Atlantic Association for Research in the Mathematical
Sciences), the CRM (Centre de Recherches Mathématiques), the AARMS Collaborative Research Group in Numerical
Analysis and Scientific Computing, the Centre for Numerical
Analysis and Scientific Computing at Memorial University of
Newfoundland, and the Department of Mathematics and Computing
Science at Saint Mary's University will bring researchers
interested in Numerical Analysis of Singularly Perturbed
Differential Equations to a 5-day workshop in beautiful Halifax,
NS, Canada.
The meeting will consist of a 2-day short course on Numerical
Analysis of Singularly Perturbed Differential Equations taught
by leading expert Dr. Niall Madden (National University of
Ireland, Galway), research level talks by experts in the field,
and talks by academic and industrial researchers with applied
problems who have an interest in applying these techniques. The
final part of the workshop will be interactive, linking the
applied researchers with numerical analysis experts to
investigate the process of introducing parameter-robust
techniques to their simulations.
Participant list
Schedule
- An opening reception will be held in the evening of Sunday, July 24th, at the conference hotel
- The 2-day short course will run on Monday, July 25th, and Tuesday, July 26th
- Plenary lectures and problem presentations will occur on Wednesday, July 27th
- Breakout sessions to discuss the problems posed will occur on Thursday, July 28th, and Friday, July 29th
- A networking reception will be held in the evening of Thursday, July 28th
- The workshop will end in the afternoon of Friday, July 29th
Short Course Materials