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THE FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS: NUMTA2013

Numerical Computations: Theory and Algorithms
International conference and Summer School
June 17 - 23, 2013
Eurolido Hotel, Falerna (CZ) Tyrrhenian Sea, Italy

http://wwwinfo.deis.unical.it/~yaro/numta2013

The  goal  of  the  Conference  is to create a multidisciplinary round
table  for  an  open  discussion on numerical modeling nature by using
traditional  and emerging computational paradigms. The Conference will
discuss  all  aspects  of  numerical  computations  and  modeling from
foundations  and  philosophy  to  advanced  numerical  techniques. New
technological   challenges  and  fundamental  ideas  from  theoretical
computer  science,  linguistic, logic, set theory, and philosophy will
meet  requirements and new fresh applications from physics, chemistry,
biology, and economy.

Researchers  from  both  theoretical  and  applied  sciences  are very
welcome  to  submit their papers and to use this excellent possibility
to  exchange  ideas  with  leading  scientists from different research
fields.  Papers discussing new computational paradigms, relations with
foundations  of  mathematics, and their impact on natural sciences are
particularly  solicited. A special attention will be also dedicated to
numerical  optimization  and  different  issues  related to theory and
practice  of  the  usage of infinities and infinitesimals in numerical
computations.
  
Together  with  regular  presentations at the conference there will be
the  Summer School offering tutorials and discussion sections covering
the  topics  of the Conference. To participate at the Summer School it
is  not  required  to submit a paper to the Conference. English is the
working language both at the Conference and the Summer School.

A  book  of  extended  abstracts  and a special issue of a prestigious
international journal dedicated to the Conference will be published.

NUMTA2013 TOPICS
  
- Approximation
- Bifurcation and stability of dynamical systems
- Cellular automata
- Computability and complexity
- Computation on infinite structures
- Computational biology and bioinformatics
- Computational chemistry
- Computational fluid dynamics
- Computational geometry
- Computational physics
- Computational statistics
- Constructive models
- Continuous optimization
- Difference equations
- Differential equations
- Discrete optimization
- Divergent series, integrals and processes
- Domain decomposition methods
- Dynamics and control of nonlinear systems
- Emerging computational paradigms
- Evolutionary methods
- Foundations of mathematics
- Fractals
- Fuzzy computation
- Global optimization
- Grossone infinity computing
- History of numerical computations
- Interval analysis
- Mathematical logic
- Modeling: continuous vs. discrete
- Models of computation
- Multi-objective control and optimization
- Natural computing
- Nonlinear dynamics and chaos
- Numbers and numeral systems
- Numerical economical models
- Numerical linear algebra
- Numerical modeling in physics
- Optimal control
- p-Adic analysis and applications
- Parallel and distributed computing
- Perturbation methods for nonlinear system analysis
- Philosophy of mathematics
- Quantum computing
- Singularities
- Theory of algorithms
- Universality and relativity in language and mathematics
- Variational analysis

NUMTA2013 PROGRAM COMMITTEE (not complete yet)
  
Andrew Adamatzky, Bristol, UK
Jean Paul Van Bendegem, Brussel, Belgium
Olivier Bournez, Palaiseau, France
Luigi Brugnano, Florence, Italy
Sergiy Butenko, College Station, TX, USA
Cristian Calude, Auckland, New Zealand
Gregory Chaitin, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
S. Barry Cooper, Leeds, UK
Lou D’Alotto, New York, USA
Renato De Leone, Camerino, Italy
Rentsen Enkhbat, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Yuri Ershov, Novosibirsk, Russia
Yury Evtushenko, Moscow, Russia
David Yang Gao, Ballarat, Australia
Franco Giannessi, Pisa, Italy
Sergio Greco, Rende, Italy
Vladimir Gurman, Pereslavl-Zalesski, Russia
Serife Faydaoglu, Izmir, Turkey
Daniel Krob, Paris, France
Hans Petter Langtangen, Oslo, Norway
Angelo Luongo, L’Aquila, Italy
Maurice Margenstern, Metz, France
Boris Mordukhovich, Detroit, USA
Panos Pardalos, Gainesville, USA
Ferdinand Peper, Kobe, Japan
Igor Pospelov, Moscow, Russia
Elemer Rosinger, Pretoria, South Africa
Valeria Ruggiero, Ferrara, Italy
Yaroslav Sergeyev, Rende, Italy
Khodr Shamseddine, Manitoba, Canada
Vladimir Shylo, Kiev, Ukraine
Igor Volovich, Moscow, Russia
Anatoly Zhigljavsky, Cardiff, UK
Antanas Zilinskas, Vilnius, Lithuania
Vladimir Zaborovsky, St. Petersburg, Russia
Joseph Zyss, Cachan, France
  
NUMTA2013 TUTORIALS AND PLENARY LECTURES

Andrew Adamatzky, Bristol, UK (Natural computing)
Luigi Brugnano, Florence, Italy (TBD)
Renato De Leone, Camerino, Italy (TBD)
Yuri Ershov, Novosibirsk, Russia (TBD)
Yury Evtushenko, Moscow, Russia (TBD)
David Yang Gao, Ballarat, Australia (TBD)
Alfredo Garro, Rende, Italy (Turing machines and grossone theory)
Maxim Kronhaus, Moscow, Russia (TBD)
Boris Mordukhovich, Detroit, USA (TBD)
Panos Pardalos, Gainesville, USA (TBD)
Igor Pospelov, Moscow, Russia (TBD)
Yaroslav Sergeyev, Rende, Italy  (Grossone  infinity  computing: Foundations)
Sergey Shary, Novosibirsk, Russia (Foundations of interval analysis)
Igor Volovich, Moscow, Russia (TBD)
Anatoly Zhigljavsky, Cardiff, UK (TBD)
Joseph Zyss, Cachan, France (TBD)

ACCOMMODATION

The hotel:http://www.eurolido.it
Single room full pension 80 Euro. Double room full pension 60 Euro per
person.  The  hotel is very close to Lamezia Terme airport having both
normal and low cost connections (EasyJet, Ryanair).

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Sincerely,
Prof. Yaroslav D. Sergeyev
Chair of the NUMTA2013 Programming Committee
http://wwwinfo.deis.unical.it/~yaro/numta2013