e07@nikhefh.nikhef.nl (Eric Wassenaar) (07/17/90)
Europhysics Conference on Computational Physics
Amsterdam, 10-13 September 1990
Third Bulletin --- July 1990
The Europhysics Conference on Computational Physics,(2nd
International Conference on Computational Physics) will be
held from Monday 10 September to Thursday 13 September, in
the week after the general EPS--8 conference of the European
Physical Society. The place of the conference is the Royal
Tropical Institute (Koninklijk Instituut voor de Tropen,
KIT), located at Mauritskade 63, Amsterdam.
This bulletin is the last one to be mailed to everybody who
subscribed for the conference.
We are looking forward to seeing you at the conference.
1. Scientific program
The preliminary scientific program is attached to this bul-
letin. The final program will be available at the conference
registration desk. The poster sessions are located in the
immediate surroundings of the lecture hall. They will be
held in the afternoons. Due to the large number of poster
applications, it will not be possible to expose all posters
at the same time. A poster presentation scheme will be
worked out. Abstracts of all invited papers and poster
presentations will be made available to the participants at
the time of the conference.
Monday 10 September:
9.00 Opening
9.10 D. Frenkel Fast algorithms for slow processes
in lattice gas cellular automata
10.00 B. Gustafsson Analysis and methods in fluid dynamics.
10.50 break
11.20 R. Car Microscopic modeling of materials with
first principle computer simulation.
12.10 R. Martin Derivation of models for the interacting
electrons in Cu-O superconductors.
13.00 lunch
14.30 poster session
16.40 B. Humpert Neural networks, why so interesting?
Tuesday 11 September:
9.00 J.J. Dumont Portability and reusability, standardized
programming of present and future computers.
9.50 P. Palazzi Practical experience and future outlook
for computer aided software engineering.
10.40 break
11.10 A. Putzer The use of data bases in physics experiments.
12.00 F. Etienne The impact of modern graphics tools on
science, and their limitations.
12.50 lunch
14.30 poster session
16.40 R. Sommer Hadron structure from lattice
quantum-chromo-dynamics.
Wednesday 12 September:
9.00 T. Kamimura Particle simulation on low-frequency
plasma instability.
9.50 U. Schwenn Three dimensional ideal linear magneto
hydrodynamic stability on parallel machines.
10.40 break
11.10 D. Olbers Problems in modeling the ocean circulation.
12.00 A. Simmons Computational problems in numerical
weather prediction.
12.50 lunch
14.00 poster session
16.10 L.M. Degtyarev Adaptive mesh computations of magneto
hydrodynamic equilibrium.
17.00 W.F. van Gunsteren A parallel approach to biomolecular simulation.
Thursday 13 September:
9.00 B.M. Boghosian A quantum Monte Carlo calculation of the
ground state energy of the hydrogen
molecule on a CM2 Connection machine.
9.50 J.D. Reger Quantum Monte Carlo computations for high Tc
superconductivity on a transputer network.
10.40 break
11.10 H.W.J. Blote Statistical mechanics and special purpose
computers.
12.00 R.H. Swendsen Acceleration algorithms in Monte Carlo
simulation in statistical physics.
12.50 lunch
14.00 poster session
16.40 R. Gruber Astrid, a user friendly environment for physicists.
17.30 Closing
2. Registration
The registration desk at the conference site will be open
on:
Monday, 10 September 8.00 -- 18.00
Tuesday, 11 September 8.00 -- 17.30
Wednesday, 12 September 9.00 -- 17.30
Thursday, 13 September 9.00 -- 17.30
The conference office can be reached during the opening
hours by telephone under number +31 20 927182.
Prior to and after the conference the mailing address of the
conference secretariat should be used:
Mw. Rita van der Sluijs tel: +31-20-592-5138
Secretariat CP90 Conference +31-20-592-5003
NIKHEF-H fax: +31-20-592-5155
P.O. Box 41882 telex: 10262 hef nl
1009 DB Amsterdam e-mail: cp90@nikhef.nl
The Netherlands
The registration fee is Dfl 400.-. Cancellation and refund-
ing is only possible until 1 August. The registrationform
(inserted) has to be accompanied by a cheque or a remittance
of the fee to one of the following accounts of Foundation
Physics and Computing:
Rabobank nr. 39.38.48.426
Postbank nr. 60.65.672
Please write your name on the money transfer document!
3. Transport
A frequent trainservice exists between Amsterdam Airport
Schip-hol and the Central Station. All international trains
stop at the Central Station. The conference site can be
reached by tram 9 or bus 22 from the Central Station.
Other connections to and from the conference site:
tram 6 to Leidseplein
tram 10 from Leidseplein
tram 14 to and from Dam Square
Public transportation tickets may be bought at the registra-
tion desk.
4. Proceedings
All invited papers will be published in the proceedings of
the conference, together with accounts of the poster ses-
sions. Participants who want to contribute to the poster
session, should have a short paper (4 -- 6 pages A4) avail-
able at the conference. The proceedings will be sent to all
participants. The price is included in the conference fee.
5. Copy service
A copy service will be available at the conference desk.
6. Lunch
A walking lunch will be served daily during the conference
in the conference building. Lunch tickets may be bought at
the registration desk. Coffee and tea are served during the
conference breaks free of charge.
7. Accommodation
All hotel reservations have been booked by
Wagons Lits b.v.
Dam 19
1012 JS Amsterdam
tel.: +31 20 241361
fax: +31 20 235107
telex: 13530 incom/nl
11009 keyho
Please refer directly to this office for all questions
relating your reservation.
Participants making their own hotel reservations can obtain
additional information from the conference secretariat.
8. Travel service
During the conference a representative of the travel agency
will be available for making travel arrangements.
9. Social program
The conference site is located in the centre of Amsterdam.
Many points of interest are within walking distance or can
easily be reached by public transport. At the conference
desk suggestions on how to discover surprising Amsterdam and
its surroundings will be available.
The Netherlands have a marine climate. The month of Sep-
tember has an average day temperature of 18 C.
10. Advisory Committee
B.J. Alder Livermore
A. Baldereschi Lausanne
L. Bengtsson Reading
H.J.C. Berendsen Groningen
K. Binder Mainz
R.K. Bock Geneva
D. Frenkel Amsterdam
U. Frisch Nice
R. Gruber Lausanne
B. Gustafsson Uppsala
W. Hillebrandt Garching
G.I. Marchuk Moscow
K. Morokuma Okazaki
G. Parisi Rome
C. Rebbi Boston
T. Takeda Naka
A.G. Tenner Amsterdam
B. Veltman Delft
11. Sponsors
European Physical Society, Computational Physics Group
Netherlands Physical Society
Foundation "Physica"
University of Amsterdam
National Institute of Nuclear and High-Energy Physics
12. Local Organizing Committee
R. Blokzijl
P.H.A. van Dam
A. Donszelmann,(treasurer)
W.M. van Leeuwen
W. Lourens
R. van der Sluijs
A.G. Tenner,(chairman)
E. Wassenaar
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REGISTRATION FORM
Europhysics Conference on Computational Physics
Amsterdam, 10-13 September 1990
Please complete and return this form to:
Mw. Rita van der Sluijs tel: +31-20-592-5138
Secretariat CP90 Conference +31-20-592-5003
NIKHEF-H fax: +31-20-592-5155
P.O. Box 41882 telex: 10262 hef nl
1009 DB Amsterdam e-mail: cp90@nikhef.nl
The Netherlands
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