Pingwen Zhang

Daqian Li

This collection of articles covers the hottest topics in contemporary applied mathematics. Multiscale modeling, material computing, symplectic methods, parallel computing, mathematical biology, applied differential equations and engineering computing problems are all included. The book contains the latest results of many leading scientists and provides a window on new trends in research in the field. Sample Chapter(s). Chapter 1: An Iterative BEM for the Inverse Problem of Detecting Corrosion in a Pipe (467 KB). Contents: An Iterative BEM for the Inverse Problem of Detecting Corrosion in a Pipe (J Cheng et al.); Optimal Order Integration on the Sphere (K Hesse & I H Sloan); Inverse Problems in Bioluminescence Tomography (M Jiang et al.); Global Dynamic Properties of Protein Networks (F-T Li et al.); Distance Geometry Problem and Algorithm Based on Barycentric Coordinates (H-X Huang & C-J Wang); On Ill-Posedness and Inversion Scheme for 2-D Backward Heat Conduction (J-J Liu); Error Analysis on Scrambled Quasi-Monte Carlo Quadrature Rules Using Sobol Points (R-X Yue); and other papers. Readership: Graduate students and researchers in applied mathematics.

Frontiers and Prospects of Contemporary Applied Mathematics

"During the period of the 8th Annual Conference of the China Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (CSIAM) held on August 24-30, 2004 in Xiangtan, Hunan Province, China, the Symposium on Frontiers and Prospects of Contemporary Applied Mathematics was held"--Pref.

Dang Dai Ying Yong Shu Xue de Qian Yan Yu Zhan Wang

Ta-tsien Li

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Industrial and Applied Mathematics in China

Lung-an Ying

This book aims to provide a comprehensive study of the mathematical theory of the vortex method, from its origins in the 1930s, through the developments of the '70s when the use of computers made advanced research possible, to current work on this subject in China and elsewhere. The five chapters treat vortex methods for the Euler and Navier-Stokes equations; mathematical theory for incompressible flows; convergence of vortex methods for the Euler equations; convergence of viscosity splitting; and convergence of the random vortex method. Audience: This volume will be of interest to researchers and graduate students of applied mathematics, scientists in fluid dynamics, and aviation engineers.

Mo Kast

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