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Fluid dynamics, Analysis, and Numerics 2010
A conference in honor of
J. Thomas Beale
Duke University,
Department of Mathematics, Durham, North Carolina
June 28-30, 2010
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CONFERENCE THEMES and OVERVIEW
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Mathematical fluid dynamics spans
many areas from rigorous analysis of nonlinear partial differential
equations to numerical analysis to modeling and applied analysis of
related physical systems and has provided a very fertile setting for
long standing research problems in these areas:
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Analysis of PDEs for fluid dynamics: rigorous results for
regularity, existence, uniqueness for Navier-Stokes and Euler, problems
with free-surfaces and surface tension, convergence of vortex methods
and splitting methods to solutions of the full problems
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Fluid motion driven by interfaces: computational methods and
analysis of problems with moving interfaces
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Computational methods for fluid dynamics: advances in computational
methods and applications
Thomas Beale has made important contributions to many problems in these
areas.
The FAN 2010 meeting will bring together leading researchers to discuss
current issues in fluid dynamics, analysis and numerics.
The conference
will feature talks by a list of invited speakers and an extended poster
session for contributed research presentations by conference participants.
The meeting will last approximately two and a half days, with a banquet on
the first evening, and the poster session on the afternoon of the second
day.
Download the conference announcement poster
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INVITED SPEAKERS
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Conference Schedule
Complete Conference Program
Conference photos
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If you have any questions, please contact:
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REGISTRATION AND BANQUET INFORMATION
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The meeting will be held at the Searle Conference Center on Duke
University's West Campus.
Participants are asked to register before June 1, 2010 to ensure for
appropriate conference planning.
There will be a $100.00 (USD) registration fee (which does not include the
conference banquet).
(Late registration (with a somewhat higher registration fee)
will be available afterwards)
Go to the secure electronic
Registration Form to register.
(also for submission of poster
title/abstracts and updating any participant information)
For those attending the banquet on Monday night, there will be a fee of
$40.00 per person.
Some financial support may be available for graduate students and junior
participants (up to 5 years beyond doctorate).
For eligibility and application instructions, check
here.
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