Subject: NA Digest, V. 15, # 33

NA Digest  Wednesday, September 09, 2015  Volume 15 : Issue 33

Today's Editor:

	Daniel M. Dunlavy
	Sandia National Labs
	[log in to unmask]

Today's Topics:

	Modulo 2-pi data fitting
	New Book, Bayesian Data Assimilation
	Development of Modern Methods for Linear Algebra, USA, Oct 2015
	Tensor Decompositions and Applications, Belgium, Jan 2016
	Tensor Decompositions and Blind Signal Separation, Belgium, Jan 2016
	Copper Mountain Conference on Iterative Methods, USA, Mar 2016
	Joint DMV and GAMM Annual Meeting, Germany, Mar 2016
	MORML 2016, Germany, Mar 2016
	ESCO 2016, Czech Republic, Jun 2016
	High Order CFD Methods, Greece, Jun 2016
	Modelling in Industrial Maintenance and Reliability, UK, Jul 2016
	Professorship Position, Applied Math, Univ of Hannover, Germany
	Professorship Position, NA, Univ of Hannover, Germany
	Postdoc Position, Large-scale numerical optimization
	Postdoc Position, Numerical Linear Algebra, UBC
	Postdoc Positions, BICMR
	Postdoc/PhD Positions, Climate Model Development
	Postdoc and PhD Position, NA, The Univ of Hong Kong
	PhD Positions, EU Marie Curie Project MIMESIS
	Special Issue, Superiorization: Theory and Applications
	Contents Numerical Algorithms, 70 (1)
	Contents, Journal of Scientific Computing, 64 (3)

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From: Curt Vogel [log in to unmask]
Date: September 08, 2015
Subject: Modulo 2-pi data fitting

Does anyone out there have pointers to literature on computational
methods for modulo 2-pi data fitting? The 2-pi wrap-around arises in
an optics application with monochromatic light when data is scaled by
dividing through by wavelength to convert optical path difference to
phase. We desire an optimal fit of a relatively low degree polynomial
(degree less than 5) to phase data. Minimization in the l-infinity
(minimax) norm is preferred, although l-2 norm (least squares)
minimization is acceptable. No penalty should be incurred by 2-pi
jumps, e.g., p(x)=0 and p(x)=2*pi should produce the same fit-to-data
error.

Thanks in advance for your help.
Curt Vogel
Senior Scientist
the Optical Sciences Company

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From: Fran Robinson [log in to unmask]
Date: September 02, 2015
Subject: New Book, Bayesian Data Assimilation

Cambridge University Press is pleased to announce the publication of
Probabilistic Forecasting and Bayesian Data Assimilation by Sebastian
Reich and Colin Cotter.

Offering a Bayesian approach to data assimilation, outlining the
subject’s key ideas and concepts, and explaining how to implement
specific data assimilation algorithms. This new book is an ideal
introduction for graduate students in applied mathematics, computer
science, engineering, geoscience and other emerging application
areas. It is ideal for graduate students in any field where Bayesian
data assimilation is applied.

For more information or to purchase a copy, visit
www.cambridge.org/9781107663916


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From: David Bindel [log in to unmask]
Date: September 03, 2015
Subject: Development of Modern Methods for Linear Algebra, USA, Oct 2015

Workshop on Development of Modern Methods for Linear Algebra (DMML)
http://www.dbindel.net/dmml/index.html
UC Berkeley, Oct 23-24, 2015
Registration deadline: Oct 1.

This workshop is dedicated to James Demmel for his leadership in
modern high-accuracy and high-performance linear algebra solvers and
for his promotion of numerical linear algebra to a broad audience
through software, teaching, and collaboration. Workshop themes include:
- Linear algebra software design
- Scalable communication-avoiding methods
- High-performance and auto-tuning
- High-accuracy computations and error analysis
- Application-inspired methods
- Connections between numerical linear algebra and other areas of
 mathematics
- Promotion of numerical linear algebra through teaching and
 exposition


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From: Lieven De Lathauwer [log in to unmask]
Date: September 02, 2015
Subject: Tensor Decompositions and Applications, Belgium, Jan 2016

Third Workshop on Tensor Decompositions and Applications (TDA 2016)
January 18-22, 2016 Leuven, Belgium

Extended deadline for abstract submission: Sept. 15.

Higher-order tensor methods are intensively studied in many
disciplines nowadays. The developments gradually allow us to move from
classical vector and matrix based methods in applied mathematics and
mathematical engineering to methods that involve tensors of arbitrary
order. This step from linear transformations, quadratic and bilinear
forms to polynomials and multilinear forms is relevant for the most
diverse applications. Furthermore, tensor methods have firm roots in
multilinear algebra, algebraic geometry, numerical mathematics and
optimization.

This workshop will bring together researchers investigating tensor
decompositions and their applications. It will feature a series of
invited talks by leading experts and contributed presentations on
specific problems. TDA 2016 is held in cooperation with the Society
for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) and has been endorsed by
the International Linear Algebra Society (ILAS). Part of the workshop
is supported by the ERC Advanced Grant BioTensors.

More info: http://www.esat.kuleuven.be/stadius/TDA2016/index.php


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From: Lieven De Lathauwer [log in to unmask]
Date: September 02, 2015
Subject: Tensor Decompositions and Blind Signal Separation, Belgium, Jan 2016

Tensor Decompositions and Blind Signal Separation January 15-16,
2016 Leuven, Belgium

Extended deadline for application: Sept. 15.

This course is intended to be a short introduction to tensor
decompositions and their applications. The course will consist of 4
lectures (of 2 hours each, lecturer: Lieven De Lathauwer) and 4
exercise sessions (also of 2 hours each). The course will be followed
by the Workshop on Tensor Decompositions and Applications (TDA 2016).

More info:
http://homes.esat.kuleuven.be/~sistawww/winterschool16/index.php


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From: Annette Anthony [log in to unmask]
Date: September 08, 2015
Subject: Copper Mountain Conference on Iterative Methods, USA, Mar 2016

The Fourteenth Copper Mountain Conference on Iterative Methods
March 20th - March 25, 2016
Copper Mountain, Colorado, USA

The Copper Mountain Conference on Iterative Methods, held every other
year, is the premiere conference on all aspects of iterative solution
methods and their applications. The meeting is organized in
cooperation with SIAM.

The 2016 meeting features a workshop on "Iterative Linear Algebraic
Data Mining Techniques" organized by Alex Breuer and Geoff Sanders and
will include a tutorial by Van Emden Henson (the tutorial is scheduled
for Sunday, March 20th.)  The workshop focuses on numerical analysis
issues associated with linear algebraic approaches to classifying,
ranking, and clustering data. More information can be found on the
conference web site (see link below).

As in the past, there will be a Copper Mountain Special Section of the
SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing devoted to iterative methods. It
will be open to submissions from the whole community.

Important Deadlines:
Student competition papers: January 15, 2016
Author abstracts: January 22, 2016
Early registration: January 29, 2016
Guaranteed lodging:  March 5, 2016

For additional information, see
http://grandmaster.colorado.edu/~copper/2016/index.php

Special Note to DOE Travelers:
Conference Request Deadline is October 20th 2015

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From: Agnieszka Miedlar [log in to unmask]
Date: September 03, 2015
Subject: Joint DMV and GAMM Annual Meeting, Germany, Mar 2016

The 87th Annual Meeting of the International Association of Applied
Mathematics and Mechanics (GAMM) will take place from 7th to the 11th
of March 2016 in Braunschweig, Germany
(http://jahrestagung.gamm-ev.de/index.php).

We are pleased to inform you that GAMM 2016 conference is jointly
organized with the German Mathematical Society
(https://dmv.mathematik.de/).

In general, contributed talks will have a length of 15 minutes plus 5
minutes for discussion. Once the abstracts have been received,
depending on the number of submissions and allowed time slots, we may
have to select an appropriate number of abstracts for presentations.

For more detailed information concerning the submission of abstracts
as well as registration and accommodation, please visit the conference
website at
http://jahrestagung.gamm-ev.de/index.php/2016/joint-dmv-and-gamm-annual-
meeting

Deadline for abstract submission is December 18.
Deadline for early bird registration is December 31.
Online registration opens on September 15, 2015 and will close on
February 14, 2016.


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From: Bernard Haasdonk [log in to unmask]
Date: September 02, 2015
Subject: MORML 2016, Germany, Mar 2016

We have the pleasure to announce the Workshop on "Data-Driven Model
Order Reduction and Machine Learning (MORML 2016)" to be held from
March 30 - April 1, 2016 at the University of Stuttgart, Germany.

This workshop brings together scientists and engineers interested in
recent developments of data-driven model reduction, machine learning,
and the connection between these two fields. We especially encourage
contributions dealing with the following aspects of mo del
reduction/machine learning: Loewner approach, data-driven methods,
data assimilation, state estimation of noisy systems, Kalman
filtering; greedy procedures, adaptivity/localization, clustering,
manifold learning, nonlinear approximations, regression, kernel
methods, error surrogates; stability analysis, conservation of
physical properties, error quantification and convergence; and
applications of these techniques.

Keynote speakers (confirmed): Christopher A. Beattie (Virginia Tech,
USA), Kevin T. Carlberg (Sandia National Laboratories, USA), Yvon
Maday (Universite Pierre et Marie Curie, France)

Abstract submission deadline for contributions: December 15, 2015

The website is available at
http://www.ians.uni-stuttgart.de/agh/misc/events/morml2016/index.html

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From: Pavel Solin [log in to unmask]
Date: September 03, 2015
Subject: ESCO 2016, Czech Republic, Jun 2016

ESCO 2016 - 5th European Seminar on Computing
5 - 10 June 2016, Pilsen, Czech Republic
http://esco2016.femhub.com
Abstract submission deadline: December 15, 2015

ESCO 2016 is the 5th event in a successful series of
interdisciplineary international conferences. It promotes modern
technologies and practices in scientific computing and visualization,
and strengthens the interaction between researchers and practitioners
in various areas of computational engineering and sciences. The
meeting takes place in the beautiful historic city of Pilsen whose
origins date back to the 13th century. Pilsen's rich history is
summarized on Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plzen

Thematic areas: Multiphysics coupled problems, Higher-order
computational methods, GPU computing and Cloud computing, Computing
with Python and Octave, Open source projects in scientific computing.

Theoretical results as well as applications are welcome. Application
areas include, but are not limited to: Computational electromagnetics,
Civil engineering, Nuclear engineering, Mechanical engineering,
Nonlinear dynamics, Fluid dynamics, Climate and weather modeling,
Computational ecology, Wave propagation, Acoustics, Geophysics,
Geomechanics and rock mechanics, Hydrology, Subsurface modeling,
Biomechanics, Bioinformatics, Computational chemistry, Stochastic
differential equations, Uncertainty quantification, and others.


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From: Koen Hillewaert [log in to unmask]
Date: September 02, 2015
Subject: High Order CFD Methods, Greece, Jun 2016

The 4th international workshop on High Order CFD Methods will be held
at the occasion of the 7th European Congress on Computational Methods
in Applied Sciences and Engineering) to be held in Crete, Greece in
June 5- 10, 2016.

The workshop aims at advancing and assessing high-order CFD methods
for aeronautic applications. Three test case suites are proposed,
aimed at helping the development (baseline), assessing performance
(advanced) and the full computational chain, including curvilinear
meshing (challenges). Participants can choose to contribute to each of
the cases individually.

The workshop itself is organized in the weekend preceding the Eccomas
conference. Case summaries and individual contributions will be
presented during a dedicated minisymposium (MS910) at the
conference. Test case descriptions and general information can be
found at the workshop web site how4.cenaero.be or by sending a mail at
[log in to unmask]


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From: Pamela Bye [log in to unmask]
Date: September 09, 2015
Subject: Modelling in Industrial Maintenance and Reliability, UK, Jul 2016

The 9th International Conference on Modelling in Industrial
Maintenance and Reliability (MIMAR) will take place in London, UK from
12-14 July 2016. This event is the premier maintenance and reliability
modelling conference in the UK and builds upon a very successful
series of previous conferences. It is an excellent international forum
for disseminating information on the state-of-the- art research,
theories and practices in maintenance and reliability modelling and
offers a platform for connecting researchers and practitioners from
around the world.  Abstract and paper submission deadlines are listed
below. All submissions are subject to rigorous review before an
acceptance decision is made.  We hope you can attend and we will
provide a warm welcome in London in 2016.

For further information on the conference, including instructions for
authors, please visit the conference webpage:
http://www.ima.org.uk/conferences/conferences_calendar/mimar9.html .

Abstract submission to [log in to unmask] by 1 February 2016.


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From: Marc Steinbach [log in to unmask]
Date: September 07, 2015
Subject: Professorship Position, Applied Math, Univ of Hannover, Germany

The Institute for Applied Mathematics of the Faculty of Mathematics
and Physics at Leibniz Universitaet Hannover invites applications for a

University Professorship (Salary Scale W 2 NbesO)
limited to 5 years
in Applied Mathematics
starting as soon as possible.

The applicant should be an acknowledged expert in an area of applied
mathematics with relations to one of the research fields at the
institute.  Cooperation with other groups within the mathematics
department and with the natural and engineering sciences is expected.
The successful candidate is expected to represent the field of applied
mathematics in teaching and research and to contribute to the teaching
of numerical mathematics, and to an appropriate extent to the teaching
service for other departments.  Conditions of appointment are in
accordance with § 25, Niedersachsen Higher Education Act (NHG).

The closing date for applications is October 17, 2015.

For detailed information, please visit
http://www.uni-hannover.de/jobs


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From: Marc Steinbach [log in to unmask]
Date: September 07, 2015
Subject: Professorship Position, NA, Univ of Hannover, Germany

The Institute for Applied Mathematics of the Faculty of Mathematics
and Physics at Leibniz Universitaet Hannover invites applications for a

University Professorship (Salary Scale W 3 NBesO) in Numerical
Analysis starting as soon as possible.

The applicant should be an acknowledged expert in numerical analysis
with applications to partial differential equations.  Cooperation with
other groups within the mathematics department and with the natural
and engineering sciences is expected.  The successful candidate is
expected to represent the field of numerical analysis in teaching and
research and to contribute to an appropriate extent to the teaching
service for other departments.  Conditions of appointment are in
accordance with § 25, Niedersachsen Higher Education Act (NHG).

The closing date for applications is October 17, 2015.

For detailed information, please visit
http://www.uni-hannover.de/jobs


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From: Ronan Fleming [log in to unmask]
Date: September 02, 2015
Subject: Postdoc Position, Large-scale numerical optimization

Applications invited for a Postdoctoral position in large-scale
numerical optimization at The University of Luxembourg, within the
Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB); to start as soon as
possible. An excellent opportunity to participate in an established
international collaboration led by Ronan Fleming, LCSB and Michael
Saunders, Stanford University.

Your profile is a PhD in mathematics, applied mathematics,
computational engineering, mathematical engineering, or a related
discipline. A comprehensive understanding of and evidence of primary
research within numerical optimization is essential. Experience with
development of numerical software is essential. Experience with
efficient numerical solution of large-scale variational inequalities
posed as optimization problems is desirable. No knowledge of biology
is expected, but a willingness to work as part of an interdisciplinary
team is essential. Excellent written English is essential.

Your role will be numerical implementation of novel, globally
convergent optimization algorithms designed for simulation of
high-dimensional systems of chemical reactions. Specifically,
numerical implementation of proposed algorithms involving a sequence
of parametric, sparsely constrained, smooth, large-scale convex
optimization problems.

Fixed-term contract for 1 year, may be extended up to 4 years with a
very competitive salary. Further details and online application via:
http://emea3.mrted.ly/sqbj


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From: Chen Greif [log in to unmask]
Date: September 03, 2015
Subject: Postdoc Position, Numerical Linear Algebra, UBC

A postdoctoral fellowship position is now open at the Department of
Computer Science, The University of British Columbia, Vancouver,
Canada. The position is for 12 months, renewable. Candidates are
expected to have a Ph.D. in computer science, applied mathematics, or
an area related to scientific computing. Research experience in
numerical linear algebra is required. The project is related to
iterative methods for large-scale sparse linear systems arising from
constrained optimization problems and/or elliptic PDEs with
constraints.

Applicants should send their CV and a research statement by email to
[log in to unmask], by October 1, 2015. The preferred start date is
January 1, 2016.


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From: Yuhua You [log in to unmask]
Date: September 05, 2015
Subject: Postdoc Positions, BICMR

Beijing International Center for Mathematical Research (BICMR) is a
leading mathematical research institute in China. Sponsored by the
national government of China, BICMR is devoted to promoting forefront
mathematical research and education, and enhancing scientific exchange
and cooperation among Chinese and international mathematicians.  BICMR
is located on the north Shore of Weiming Lake on the campus of Peking
University, which is one of the best universities in China and its
mathematical program has been ranked number one by Chinese ministry of
education. Since its establishment in 2005, BICMR has been actively
recruiting global talents and exploring new models of mathematical
education. By the mid of 2015, BICMR has 28 faculty members, two of
them are members of Chinese Academy of Sciences, seven senior and
seven junior experts were selected into the Global Talent Recruiting
Program of Chinese national government.

BICMR is actively seeking promising young mathematicians for several
postdoctoral positions in pure and applied mathematics. Candidates
with recently awarded Ph.D. degrees from all countries in the world
are encouraged to apply. These are two-year full-time positions.

Applications are accepted year round. Application materials should include:
1) Application form (which can be downloaded from the webpage
http://bicmr.pku.edu.cn/recruitment/postdoc-fellows/2012/0919/28.html);
2) Curriculum Vitae;
3) List of published and accepted papers;
4) Three letters of reference (sent directly by referees).

Please send application materials via email to the personnel of BICMR
at the address [log in to unmask] For more information about
BICMR, please visit the website http://bicmr.pku.edu.cn

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From: Joern Behrens [log in to unmask]
Date: September 03, 2015
Subject: Postdoc/PhD Positions, Climate Model Development

In the context of the German Climate Research Initiative PalMod we -
the research group "numerical methods in geosciences“ of Universität
Hamburg - are offering one post-doctoral research associate position
and two PhD positions. Details can be found in the three
advertisements attached. The topics can be summarized by

- Post-doc for advanced tracer transport in a complex earth system model
- PhD for analyzing coupling schemes in a coupled earth system model
- PhD for sub-grid parameterization in a complex earth system model

We are happy to accept applications until September 18, 2015. For
detailed information, please consult http://www.clisap.de/numerical-
methods or http://www.uni-hamburg.de/uhh/stellenangebote.html.


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From: Ngai Wong [log in to unmask]
Date: September 08, 2015
Subject: Postdoc and PhD Position, NA, The Univ of Hong Kong

The Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE), The
University of Hong Kong (HKU), has vacancies for one postdoctoral
fellow and one research postgraduate (RPG) in the field of numerical
tensor algebra with applications towards electronic design automation
(EDA).  The postdoc appointment will be for one year, renewable for a
second year. The RPG position can start with a research assistant (RA)
appointment, which will be converted to a PhD programme should the
candidate demonstrate good capabilities. The candidates in both
positions are expected to have a solid background in numerical linear
algebra and Matlab programming, while knowledge in EDA and circuit
design is a plus but not necessary.

The candidate(s) will pursue the following tasks, integrating tensor
arithmetic and EDA:
- Develop efficient tensor decomposition and tensor recovery algorithms,
- Derive fast modeling, simulation, and model order reduction
algorithms for nonlinear systems based on tensor decomposition and
synthesis,
- Enrich the tensor theory by connecting it to control topics like
Volterra theory,
- Apply tensor arithmetic to the fast solution of partial differential
equations (PDEs),
- Any other novel theoretical/practical deployment of tensor
  arithmetic,

The positions are to be filled before end of 2015. Please direct your
query or application to Dr. Ngai Wong of HKU EEE at [log in to unmask]


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From: Dietmar Hoemberg [log in to unmask]
Date: September 05, 2015
Subject: PhD Positions, EU Marie Curie Project MIMESIS

We are looking for PhD students for an European Industrial Doctorate
(EID) in the framework of the Marie-Sklodowska-Curie programme on the
interface between applied mathematics and materials science.  Students
will work in an international environment with a strong emphasis on
application. They have to spend half of the time with one of the
industrial partners located in Norway and Finnland and the other half
with the scientific advisors at Weierstrass Institute, Berlin, Germany
or at the University of Oulu in Finnland. For more information about
the vacancies, please check
http://www.mimesis-eid.eu/index.php/positions/ or contact the project
coordinator, Dietmar Hömberg ([log in to unmask]).

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From: Yair Censor [log in to unmask]
Date: September 03, 2015
Subject: Special Issue, Superiorization: Theory and Applications

The Announcement and Call for Papers for the special issue entitled:
"Superiorization: Theory and Applications" was released for
distribution by "Inverse Problems".  Guest Editors: Yair Censor and
Gabor T. Herman.

The special issue is "open to all" and the submission deadline is
March 31, 2016.

To view the Announcement and Call for Papers please go to item [43] at:
http://math.haifa.ac.il/yair/bib-superiorization-censor.html or to
the journal's website at
http://iopscience.iop.org/0266-5611/page/Special-issue-superiorization-theory-and-
applications


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From: Claude Brezinski [log in to unmask]
Date: September 07, 2015
Subject: Contents Numerical Algorithms, 70 (1)

Numerical Algorithms, Vol. 70, Issue 1

On the leading coefficient of polynomials orthogonal over domains with
corners, Erwin Mina-Diaz

Limited-memory LDL^T factorization of symmetric quasi-definite
matrices with application to constrained optimization, Dominique Orban

Series solutions of non-similarity boundary layer flows of nano-fluids
over stretching surfaces, U. Farooq, T. Hayat, A. Alsaedi, S.J. Liao

Defect-based local error estimators for high-order splitting methods
involving three linear operators, Winfried Auzinger, Othmar Koch,
Mechthild Thalhammer

A two-grid algorithm based on expanded mixed element discretizations
for strongly nonlinear elliptic equations, Wei Liu, Zhe Yin, Jin Li

On the minimum convergence factor of a class of GSOR-like methods for
augmented systems, Zhengda Huang, Xiaoyan Zhou

Implicit third derivative Runge-Kutta-Nystrom method with
trigonometric coefficients, S.N. Jator

Semi-convergence analysis of the GPIU method for singular nonsymmetric
saddle-point problems, Zhao-Zheng Liang, Guo-Feng Zhang

Fitted finite volume positive difference scheme for a stationary model
of air pollution, Tatiana Chernogorova, Lubin Lubin Vulkov

Asymptotic error of cubic B-spline interpolation using prefiltering,
Yvonne Percan, Stefan Zellmann, Ulrich Lang

On the choice of beta in the u-transformation for convergence
acceleration, Javad Abdalkhani, David Levin

Polynomials orthogonal with respect to exponential integrals, Walter
Gautschi


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From: Chi-Wang Shu [log in to unmask]
Date: September 03, 2015
Subject: Contents, Journal of Scientific Computing, 64 (3)

Journal of Scientific Computing
http://www.springeronline.com/journal/10915
Volume 64, Number 3, September 2015

Special Issue on Hyperbolic Problems: Theory and Computation
(first 10 papers)

Preface: Hyperbolic Problems: Theory and Computation, Jan
S. Hesthaven, Jae-Hun Jung and Allen Tesdall, pp.587-590.

Lax–Friedrichs Multigrid Fast Sweeping Methods for Steady State
Problems for Hyperbolic Conservation Laws, Weitao Chen, Ching-Shan
Chou and Chiu-Yen Kao, pp.591-618.

Erratum to: Lax–Friedrichs Multigrid Fast Sweeping Methods for Steady
State Problems for Hyperbolic Conservation Laws, Weitao Chen,
Ching-Shan Chou and Chiu-Yen Kao, p.619.

Domain Decomposition Method and High-Order Absorbing Boundary
Conditions for the Numerical Simulation of the Time Dependent
Schrodinger Equation with Ionization and Recombination by Intense
Electric Field, X. Antoine, E. Lorin and A.D. Bandrauk, pp.620-646.

Fast Evaluation of Far-Field Signals for Time-Domain Wave Propagation,
Scott E. Field and Stephen R. Lau, pp.647-669.

Hybrid Fourier-Continuation Method and Weighted Essentially
Non-oscillatory Finite Difference Scheme for Hyperbolic Conservation
Laws in a Single-Domain Framework, Peng Li, Zhen Gao, Wai-Sun Don and
Shusen Xie, pp.670-695.

Non-strictly Hyperbolic Systems, Singularity and Bifurcation, Xuefeng
Li and Katarzyna Saxton, pp.696-720.

Further Results on Guderley Mach Reflection and the Triple Point
Paradox, Allen M. Tesdall, Richard Sanders and Nedyu Popivanov,
pp.721-744.

On Isentropic Approximations for Compressible Euler Equations,
Junxiong Jia and Ronghua Pan, pp.745-760.

A Nash–Moser Framework for Finding Periodic Solutions of the
Compressible Euler Equations, Blake Temple and Robin Young,
pp.761-772.

Regular articles:

One-Sided Position-Dependent Smoothness-Increasing Accuracy-Conserving
(SIAC) Filtering Over Uniform and Non-uniform Meshes, Jennifer
K. Ryan, Xiaozhou Li, Robert M. Kirby and Kees Vuik, pp.773-817.

A Posteriori Estimates for a Natural Neumann–Neumann Domain
Decomposition Algorithm on a Unilateral Contact Problem, D. Choi,
L. Gallimard and T. Sassi, pp.818-836.

A Fast Explicit Operator Splitting Method for Modified
Buckley–Leverett Equations, Chiu-Yen Kao, Alexander Kurganov, Zhuolin
Qu and Ying Wang, pp.837-857.

Evaluation of Accuracy and Stability of the Classical SPH Method Under
Uniaxial Compression, R. Das and P.W. Cleary, pp.858-897.

A Fifth (Six) Order Accurate, Three-Point Compact Finite Difference
Scheme for the Numerical Solution of Sixth Order Boundary Value
Problems on Geometric Meshes, Navnit Jha and Leslaw K. Bieniasz,
pp.898-913.

High Resolution, Entropy-Consistent Scheme Using Flux Limiter for
Hyperbolic Systems of Conservation Laws, Youqiong Liu, Jianhu Feng and
Jiong Ren, pp.914-937.

Functionally Fitted Explicit Two Step Peer Methods, J.I. Montijano,
L. Randez, M. Van Daele and M. Calvo, pp.938-958.

A High-Order Compact Finite Difference Scheme for the Fractional
Sub-diffusion Equation, Cui-cui Ji and Zhi-zhong Sun, pp.959-985.


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