[comp.sys.transputer] ASE91 Call for papers

Dan.Howard@na.oxford.ac.uk (07/06/90)

Dear Colleague,

 Could you post the following CALL FOR PAPERS on your mailing list ?

Many thanks,
Dr. D. Howard
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Subject: ASE 91 Conference First Announcement

                         CALL FOR PAPERS
                   2nd International Conference


                           A S E   9 1   

                   Application of Supercomputers 
                          in Engineering



     Sponsored by ISBE (International Society for Boundary Elements), 
                  Wessex Institute of Technology, and NSF (pending)


                       BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
                         August 13-15 1991




   ORGANIZATION AND EDITORIAL COMMITEE:
   -----------------------------------

   Dr. Carlos Brebbia,
   Director of W.I.T. and Computational Mechanics, UK.
   Professor Avi Lin,
   Temple University and ICOMP NASA, USA.
   Dr. Daniel Howard,
   Oxford University and Rolls Royce PLC, UK.
   Dr. Alex Peters,
   IBM Heidelberg, West Germany.

  
  CONFERENCE THEMES:
  -----------------

   The first conference, ASE 89, took place in Southampton University and 
  resulted in the publication of two volumes of proceedings. At that conference 
  the emphasis was mainly on the impact of supercomputer architectures on the 
  engineering community and on the meaning of benchmark tests for these 
  computers.  
 
   The themes of ASE 91 will have a stronger emphasis on parallel algorithms 
  for the efficient solution of partial differential equations, on examples of
  large scale computation which have had an impact on an engineering design, 
  as well as on hardware and software aspects of supercomputing which result in 
  more efficient indirect memory addressing, ie. for numerical solution 
  methods on unstructured grids.  Invited speakers on these and other relevant 
  topics will be disclosed in a future announcement.

  Contributors should consider four main subject categories when submitting 
  an abstract:


  (1) New and better algorithms for parallel engineering computation:

   (a) multigrid and vector extrapolation schemes
   (b) conjugate gradient methods
   (c) operator split and domain decomposition
   (d) the mathematics of parallel computation
   (e) Finite and Boundary Element algorithms

  (2) Examples of engineering applications on vector and parallel computers:
 
   (a) structural dynamics, rock and ice mechanics
   (b) fatigue, impact, and crash simulations
   (c) Computational Fluid Dynamics, heat transfer and combustion
   (d) turbulence and environmental modelling
   (e) shallow water equations
   (f) soil mechanics
   (g) CAD and CIM interacting with Finite/Boundary Elements

  (3) Three dimensional visualisation of engineering problems using the latest 
      algorithms, hardware configurations and distributed systems.

  (4) We would like to see hardware manufacturers, industrialists and applied
      academic researchers tackling the debate on the merits of unstructured, 
      multiblock and body fitted grids for solution of discrete engineering 
      problems by the engineer. `Philosophical' papers from people with a wealth
      of practical experience are welcome under this subject category.  Papers 
      dealing with hardware or software approaches to an efficient indirect 
      addressing memory management in current/future supercomputers will be 
      particularly welcome.

  Papers are invited on the topics outlined above and on other topics which 
  will fit within the general scope of the conference.


  TIME SCHEDULE:
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    Submission of abstracts:           1st November 1990 (deadline)
    Preliminary acceptance:           15th December 1990
    Submission of final paper:         5th April 1991
    Final acceptance:                 17th May 1991
    Conference:                  13th-15th August 1991

   ABSTRACTS should be no longer than 300 words and should clearly state 
   the purpose, results and conclusions of the work to be described in the
   final paper.  Final acceptance will be based upon review of the full 
   length paper. 
 
   ALL ABSTRACTS must be submitted to the Conference Secretary:

                        Liz Neuman,                  
                        Conference Secretary,         
                        W.I.T., Ashurst Lodge
                        Ashurst, Southampton,
                        SO4 2AA, England, UK

                        Tel: 44-703-293223
                        FAX: 44-703-292853

   For further information on ASE 91 please contact the Conference Secretary 
   above.  Specific information on `themes' can be obtained from the following
   E-mail addresses: fsavili@gov.nasa.lerc.icomp01
                     avilin@edu.temple.math.euclid
                     howard@uk.ac.oxford.na
  
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