Invited Talks
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Towards soft exact computation |
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An efficient JVM library for commutative algebra |
LNCS Papers
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Francois Boulier, François Lemaire, Adrien Poteaux and Marc Moreno Maza |
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Algirdas Deveikis, Alexander Gusev, Vladimir Gerdt, Sergue Vinitsky, Andrzej Gozdz, Aleksandra Pedrak and Cestmir Burdik |
Symbolic-Numerical Algorithm for Large Scale Calculations the Orthonormal SU(3) BM Basis |
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Sergey Bruskin, Nikolay Golov and Alexander Filatov |
Algorithm for exact calculation of millions hierarchical count distinct measures |
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Valentin Irtegov and Tatiana Titorenko |
On Linear Invariant Manifolds in the Generalized Problem of Motion of a Top in a Magnetic Field |
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Ilias Kotsireas, Youtong Liu and Jing Yang |
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Anastasiia Tiutiunnik, Dmitriy Divakov, Mikhail Malykh and Leonid Sevastianov |
Symbolic-numeric implementation of the four potential method for calculating normal modes: an example of square electromagnetic waveguide with rectangular insert |
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Sergey Gutnik and Vasily Sarychev |
Symbolic Investigation the Dynamics of a System of Two Connected Bodies Moving along a Circular Orbit |
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Harald Hofstätter, Winfried Auzinger and Othmar Koch |
An Algorithm for Computing Coefficients of Words in Expressions Involving Exponentials and its Application to the Construction of Exponential Integrators |
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Rina Dong and Chenqi Mou |
On characteristic decomposition and quasi-characteristic decomposition |
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Qiao-Long Huang and Xiao-Shan Gao |
Revisit Sparse Polynomial Interpolation based on Randomized Kronecker Substitution |
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Vladimir Gerdt, Yuri Blinkov, Ilya Pankratov and Ekaterina Kotkova |
Construction of a new implicit difference scheme for 2D Boussinesq paradigm equation |
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Dmitriy Divakov and Anton Sevastianov |
The implementation of the symbolic-numerical method for finding the adiabatic waveguide modes of integrated optical waveguides in CAS Maple |
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Chenqi Mou and Xiaolin Fan |
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Remi Imbach, Victor Y. Pan, Chee Yap, Ilias Kotsireas and Vitaly Zaderman |
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Zhenbing Zeng and Liangyu Chen |
Determining the Heilbronn Configuration of Seven Points in Triangles via Symbolic Computation |
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Elizabeth Kalinina, Yuri Smol'Kin and Alexei Uteshev |
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Nikolay Osipov and Sergey Dalinkevich |
An algorithm for solving a quartic diophantine equation satisfying Runge's condition |
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Vladimir Kornyak |
An Algorithm for Computing Invariant Projectors in Representations of Wreath Products |
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Victor Edneral |
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Mikhail Malykh, Edik Ayryan, Leonid Sevastianov and Yu Ying |
On explicit difference schemes for autonomous systems of differential equations on manifolds |
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Vitaliy Krasikov |
Analytic Complexity of Hypergeometric Functions Satisfying Systems with Holonomic Rank Two |
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Evgenii Vorozhtsov and Vasily Shapeev |
A Divergence-free Method for Solving the Incompressible Navier--Stokes Equations on Non-uniform Grids and Its Symbolic-numeric Implementation |
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Andrei Banshchikov |
Obtaining and Analysis of the Necessary Conditions of Stability of Orbital Gyrostat by means of Computer Algebra |
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Vitaly Zaderman and Liang Zhao |
Counting Roots of a Polynomial in a Convex Compact Region by Means of Winding Number Calculation via Sampling |
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Jose Capco and Saraleen Mae Manongsong |
Implementing HuPf Algorithm for the Inverse Kinematics of General 6R/P Manipulators |
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Alexey Kasatkin and Aliya Gainetdinova |
Symbolic and numerical methods for searching symmetries of ordinary differential equations with a small parameter and reducing its order |
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Victor Y. Pan |
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Amir Hashemi and Mahsa Kazemi |
MCS Papers
Extended Abstracts
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Fees are as follows: - Academic - early registration (before July 15) : 300 € - Academic - late registration (between July 15 and September 1) : 350 € - Accompanying persons : 100 € (accompanying persons must register individually) - Students : 200 € (Academic who have little funding access should contact local organizers).
Registration fees include: - the welcome reception on Monday Sep/17, - four lunches (Monday Sep/17 to Thursday Sep/20) and - the social program (excursion and social dinner on Wednesday Sep/19 afternoon).
Payment is possible: - by credit card (payment by credit card must be completed at registration time - it cannot be completed later) - French participants only: by purchase order (bon de commande) or bank transfer
Registration/payment at the conference desk on Monday Sep/17th is not possible.
Important limitations/instructions (please read it carefully before you register): - You have to complete your registration (including the payment) in a single operation. It is not possible to interrupt your registration, and continue it later. - If your registration is interrupted for any reason, you will need to start a new registration (using a different email address ). - Unless you are a french participant, you will have to use the credit payment: make sure you have all the credit card information before you start your registration.
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| Travel Information |
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Conference Location Lecture hall III (Hörsaal III) RWTH main building (RWTH Hauptgebäude) Templergraben 55, Aachen
If you arrive at a German airport, the best way to go to Aachen is by train. For more information concerning train travelling in Germany, please use http://www.bahn.de/i/view/overseas/en/index.shtml.
Tickets can be bought, either with cash or by credit card, at the train station.
Reaching Aachen Central Station From Frankfurt Airport (FRA) The trip from Frankfurt Airport ("Fernbahnhof") to Aachen takes approximately 2-2.5 hours. Most connections require a change of trains at Cologne Central station. The price ranges from 57€ to 81€.
From Düsseldorf Airport (DUS) The trip from Düsseldorf Airport to Aachen takes approximately 1.5 hours. Some connections require a change of trains at Düsseldorf Central station or Cologne Central station. The price ranges from 21€ to 29€.
From Cologne/Bonn (Köln/Bonn) Airport (CGN) The trip from Cologne/Bonn Airport to Aachen takes approximately 1–1.5 hours, with a change of trains at Cologne Central station. The price is approximately 24€.
Other Airports Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST) Brussels south charleroi Airport (CRL) Paris Charles-de-Gaulle-Airport (CDG)
From Aachen Central Station In Aachen the best way to reach any place of interest is by bus or by foot. The main shopping area, the Aachen Cathedral, and the RWTH are situated close beside each other. Thus it is easy to walk from one place to another. Inside the city you find a lot of old architecture, little restaurants and pubs to enjoy a good meal and the Aachen culture.
1. By Bus: In front of Aachen Central station there is a bus stop from which you can take a bus to your location in Aachen. The bus lines 3 and 13 are those you will probably need. They have a capital letter (A or B) behind the number, which refers to the direction of rotation. As the traffic network in Aachen's city center is constructed in rings, it does not matter in which direction you ride, but it may be a matter of time. Nevertheless you may possibly have to take a bus from across the road after leaving Aachen Central station. The time table with departures and a road map with the destinations can be found at the bus stop. Tickets can be bought from the driver. Further information concerning fares and bus routes under can be found here and here. Here are some of the most important bus lines which will bring you to points of interest:
(1) Hochschule (bus stop in front of the main building of the RWTH) Bus lines: 13A (~20 min), 13B (~10 min) (the stop is on the other side of the street outside Central station). They depart every 15 or 30 minutes (depending on the time of the day) and ride from 6.30 am to 7 pm (mon–fri), 10 am to 5 pm (sat).
(2) Ponttor (H.4 Pontwall) (bus stop on Pontstrasse – the main street where students go for lunch or dinner) Same bus lines as for Technische Hochschule, additionally 3 A (~15 min) rides every 15/30 minutes from 5.30 am to 11 pm (mon–sat), 9 am to 11 pm (sun).
(3) Elisenbrunnen (famous thermal spring of Aachen, right in the city center, situated next to the tourist information and close to the main shopping area) Bus lines: 11, 14, 21, 44 ... (~5 min).
2. By Taxi: There is also a very reliable taxi service at Aachen Central station. Just walk out the front door and you will see the available service on the right side. Prices depend upon your destination in Aachen. |