Event: 30 January - 3 February 2012: Study Group Mathematics with Industry / SWI2012
Study Group Mathematics with Industry / SWI2012
Date: 30 January - 03 February 2012
Location: Dept of Mathematics and Computer Science, TU/e
Audience: PhD and staff members from The Netherlands and Belgium
Subject: This study group takes the standard form including the presentation of problems, selecting the teams, (eventually: intermediate reports), presentation of solutions, feedback moment from the owners of the problem
Organization: Adrian Muntean , Alessandro Di Bucchianico, Jan Draisma, Remco van der Hofstad, Mark Peletier, Antonios Zagaris, Marko Boon, Jan-Jaap Oosterwijk
Website: http://www.eurandom.nl/events/workshops/2012/SWI_2012/index.html
Event: 31 May 2012: AMI Spring Festival at University of Twente
Date: 31 May 2012
Location: University of Twente, Building Waaier 3.
Programme: program
Abstracts: see lente flyer 2012.pdf
Audience: researchers and teachers mathematics ,administrators of TU’s, universities, TNO, GTI’s, CWI, managers of industrial R&D.
Organization: Prof. Geurts (UT), Prof. Peletier (TU/e), Prof. Redig (TUD)
Event: 12 April 2012: Nederlands Mathematisch Congres - M1202
Nederlands Mathematisch Congres
Date: 12 april 2012
Location: TU Eindhoven
Programme: Click here
Audience: This conference attracts a large part of the Dutch mathematical community
Subject: Next to two plenairy talks there are four parallel minisymposia sessions on topics in applied and pure mathematics, and a more broadly accessible presentation.
The General Meeting of the Koninklijk Wiskundig Genootschap will be held during the congres.
Also this year PhD students are offered the opportunity to present their results to a broader audience. The best presentation will be rewarded the Philips NMC Prize. Besides, a poster session will be organized for all PhD students and postdocs
Organization: Faculty of Mathematics at TU/e (prof.dr.ir. G.J. Woeginger).
Event: 17 April 2012: Workshop on “Recent developments in the solution of indefinite systems” M1203
Workshop on “Recent developments in the solution of indefinite systems”
Date: 17 April 2012
Location: TU Eindhoven
Programme: Indefinite Workshop 2012.pdf
Audience: This workshop will be useful both to researchers dealing with applications that give rise to saddle point problems and to developers of effective solution techniques for the resulting equations.
Organization: Wil Schilders (TU Eindhoven), Kees Vuik (TU Delft), Mike Botchev (University of Twente)
Event: 18-22 June 2012: NDNS+ Applied Dynamical Systems Summer School 2012 M1204
NDNS+ Applied Dynamical Systems Summer School 2012
Date: 18-22 June 2012
Location: University of Twente: Conference Hotel Drienerburght, Enschede, The Netherlands.
Programme: Click here
Audience: Ph.D. students and advanced Master's students in Mathematics and Physics, whose research interests focus on nonlinear analysis and dynamical systems.
This five-day winter school focuses on certain behavioral aspects of nonlinear evolution equations assuming the form of PDEs and delay/renewal equations arising in a wide array of applications. It is aimed at Ph.D. students and advanced Master's students in Mathematics and Physics, whose research interests focus on nonlinear analysis and dynamical systems.
Organization: Antonios Zagaris (UT), Adrian Muntean (TU/e) and Jens Rademacher (CWI)
Scientific Report
Following the successful 2010 winter school held at Universiteit Twente, this summer school concerned large scale phenomena and associated reduction in dynamical systems. The topics covered within this broad area were:
•Ergodic Theory, which was introduced by Evgeny Verbitskiy (UL/RUG) on Monday and Tuesday morning.
•Dynamic aspects of Variational Calculus (Gamma Convergence and applications), presented by Alexander Mielke (WIAS) on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday;
•Mean Field Limits by François Golse (École Polytechnique) on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; and
•Classical Gamma Convergence by Lucia Scardia (TU/e) on Thursday and Friday.
The summer school went as planned, with a satisfactory number of participants (15 plus instructors) from a wide range of universities across The Netherlands and Europe. The lectures were complemented by guided problem sessions and contained numerous examples of applications. The participants’ notes and presentations (slides) have been uploaded to the school website and are now publicly available. The notes are also planned to appear in a proceedings publication.
Both lecturers and participants expressed their satisfaction with the planned activities and the school’s overall quality. The participants particularly benefited from the carefully planned problem sessions, which helped to reflect upon and digest the excellent lectures; they also clearly enjoyed the social activities. In a related vein, the organizers deem successful their decision to not supplement the school with invited talks (as was the case for the 2010 school); indeed, this was decided on the basis of feedback from the 2010 school. This freed up Friday–thus allowing us to increase the number of lecturers from three to four–and all evenings–which enabled direct interaction between participants and lecturers and also gave the former time to prepare for next day’s lectures.
Event: 3-5 October 2012: Woudschoten Conference - M1201
Date: 3-5 October 2012
Location: Woudschoten
Programme-outline: The program for the 2012 Woudschoten Conference on Numerical Analysis has two main themes: Adjoint methods and optimization, and From particles to continuum models. These themes are currently very active fields of research in Scientific Computing, also at 3TU, and have a good mix of advanced numerical analysis and scientific computing. We have attracted top researchers in these fields (see list of keynote speakers), which are inspiring for a wide audience interested in numerical analysis and scientific computing.
Audience: PhD and staff members from The Netherlands and Belgium interested in Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing.
Organization: Werkgemeenschap Scientific Computing (Chair Prof. J.J.W. van der Vegt, University of Twente), Program committee 2012: Prof. K. Vuik (TU Delft), Prof. C. Oosterlee (TU Delft), Prof. D. Roose (K.U. Leuven), Prof. A. Veldman (RUG).
Event: 22 November 2012: 2nd Dutch Workshop on Computational Game Theory - M1210
2nd Dutch Workshop on Computational Game Theory
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Date: 22 November 2012
Location: University of Twente, Enschede
Keynote speakers: Prof. Hans Peters, Maastricht University, the Netherlands, Professor and Chair of Mathematical Economics, Maastricht University. Prof. Berthold Vöcking, RWTH Aachen University, Germany, since 2004 Professor and Chair of Algorithms and Complexity, RWTH Aachen
University. Dr. Nicole Immorlica, Northwestern University Chicago, USA
Since 2008 Assistant Professor, Northwestern University Chicago.
Organization: Prof. Marc Uetz & Dr. Bodo Manthey, University of Twente. Dr. Mathijs de Weerdt, TU Delft.
Dr. Nikhil Bansal, TU Eindhoven
29 November 2012: AMI Autumn Spectacle: Academia meets Industry Academia meets Industry
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Date: November 29, 2012
Location: Eurandom, Den Dolech 2, 5612 AZ Eindhoven, METAFORUM Building, 4th floor, room MF 12.
Introduction by Kees Vuik (TUD), Director of 3TU Applied Mathematics Institute (co-sponsor of the EURANDOM symposium)
Aafke Visser-van Boekel (Océ) + Geert-Jan van Houtum (TU/e)
Spare Parts Planning: A New Concept for the Field Stock Planning at Océ Technologies
Bruno van Wijngaarden (Systems Architect, Vanderlande Industries)+ Ivo Adan (TU/e)
Models for warehouse design and control: simulation, analytic or both?
Alex Kuiper (IBIS researcher)+ Michel Mandjes (UvA)
Optimized Appointment Scheduling
Fred Boer (LUMC) + Richard Boucherie (University Twente)
Operations Research in healthcare
Tim Jonker (Municipality Eindhoven)+ Marko Boon (TU/e)
Optimization of garbage dumps
See: http://www.eurandom.nl/events/workshops/2012/Academia%20meets%20Industry/Academia_meets_industry.htm