11-15 July 2011
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
SCI
ENTIFIC COMPUTATION AND DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

SciCADE 2011

hosted by the Fields Institute,
held at the Sanford Fleming Building (map), University of Toronto






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  NEW TALENT AWARD


Congratulation to this year's winner
Dr. Takaharu Yaguchi, Kobe University, Japan

New Talent award lecture July 12, 2011 at 5:00p.m.

Takaharu Yaguchi, Kobe University

A Lagrangian Approach to Deriving Energy-Preserving Numerical Schemes for the Euler-Lagrange Partial Differential Equations and Its Applications
We propose a Lagrangian approach to deriving energy-preserving finite difference schemes for the Euler-Lagrange partial differential equations. Our approach is based on a combination of the symmetry of time translation of the discrete Lagrangian and the discrete gradient method.

From practical point of view, it would be noteworthy that our approach naturally derives explicit or linearly implicit schemes in most cases, while usual application of the discrete gradient method to the Hamiltonian equation yields nonlinear schemes.

We also discuss some extensions, which include use of other symmetries, triangular meshes and a discrete analogue of the Legendre transformation.


Terms of Award

We invite applicants to submit their papers to be considered for the New Talent Award. The winner of the best paper will be invited to give a plenary talk at SciCADE 2011 in Toronto. All local expenses will be covered for this speaker, and the registration fee will be waived as well.

Who is eligible to apply:
1. a candidate must be under 35 years old as of 1 January 2011; and
2. a candidate must not have completed their PhD more than 4 years ago (that is, before 1 January 2007).

Submission guidelines for New Talent Award:
1. Those wishing to be considered for the New Talent Award are invited to email a electronic manuscript and a note giving their birth-date and the date when their PhD was completed to the conference organizer, Bob Russell (rdr<at>cs.sfu.ca).

2. Deadline for New Talent submission was 1 April 2011.

3. A candidate may submit a jointly-authored paper, but the entry must primarily be the original work of the candidate. In this case, we ask that the manuscript be sent along with a statement from the co-authors
agreeing to the submission and detailing the candidate's contribution to the paper.

All entries for the New Talent Award will be considered by the SciCADE 2011 Scientific Program Committee.

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