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3rd International Conference on Boundary Integral Methods: Theory and Applications
The meeting will provide a forum for the exachange of ideas between academic and industrial researchers in different disciplines whose common interest is boundary integral methods.
Date:	September 14, 2004 - September 18, 2004
Location:	Brunel University, London, United Kingdom
Web Page:	http://www.brunel.ac.uk/~mastsnc/bimta3.html
Contact Email:	Simon.Chandler-Wilde@brunel.ac.uk
Organizer:	Brunel University
Special Fields:	Boundary Element Methods, Boundary Integral Methods
Type of Event:	Conference, International

Description:
Following the success of the previous conferences in this series, at the University of Salford, September 1997, and the University of Bath, September 2000, the third conference will be held at Brunel University in September 2004. It is planned that the conference will start at lunchtime on Tuesday 14 September and finish at lunchtime on Saturday 18 September. The conference will be held at the main Uxbridge campus of the university, on the western edge of London, a short ride by public transport from central London and half an hour by bus from Heathrow Airport. Conference Organising and Scientific Committee: Sia Amini (University of Salford), Simon Chandler-Wilde (Brunel University, Chair), Ke Chen (University of Liverpool), Penny Davies (University of Strathclyde), Ivan Graham (University of Bath), Paul Martin (Colorado School of Mines). Boundary integral equation methods are an established technique for the solution of partial differential equations in science and engineering, with applications in many diverse areas including fluid mechanics, fracture mechanics, acoustics, electromagnetics, inverse problems and free- and moving-boundary value problems. The meeting will provide a forum for the exachange of ideas between academic and industrial researchers in different disciplines whose common interest is boundary integral methods. As well as discussing recent developments in the theory and numerical analysis of boundary integral equations, the conference will strive to encompass applications of contemporary relevance such as direct and inverse (medium and high) frequency scattering, electromagnetics and moving boundary problems in hydrodynamics. Continuing progress in key computational techniques such as multipole, wavelets and panel clustering, together with innovative algorithm design will be an additional theme. The conference will comprise invited lectures, contributed talks of up to 25 minutes in length, and poster sessions. Further details (names of confirmed invited speakers, submission deadlines, etc.) will appear here shortly. For further details email: Simon Chandler-Wilde, Brunel University (Simon.Chandler-Wilde@brunel.ac.uk)

Event record first posted on September 8, 2002, last modified on September 11, 2002

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