Mini-symposia at MAFELAP 1999

Please note that this information is subject to change. Also, please let us know (by email to mafelap@brunel.ac.uk or by writing to us) of any inaccuracies in this list.

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• Mark Ainsworth and Benqi Guo (Leicester and Manitoba resp.)

  Domain decomposition preconditioners

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• Ivo Babuska, Lutz Tobiska, John Whiteman and Simon Shaw (Austin, Magdeburg, Brunel, Brunel, resp.)

  A posteriori error estimation and reliability of FE computations

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• Mike Baines (Reading)

  Optimal and moving meshes

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• Martin Berzins and Peter Jimack (Leeds)

  Anisotropic mesh adaptivity for finite element methods

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• Simon Chandler-Wilde (Brunel)

  Boundary element methods for wave scattering problems

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• Jean-Loup Chenot, Jose Covas, Mike Warby and John Whiteman (Sophia Antipolis, Minho, Brunel and Brunel resp.)

  Computational modelling of forming processes
  (Sponsored by ESAFORM - The European Scientific Association for Material Forming)

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• Bernardo Cockburn and Clint Dawson (Minneapolis and Austin resp.)

  Adaptive methods for time dependent problems

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• Martin Costabel and Monique Dauge (Rennes)

  Numerical treatment of singularities

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• Mark Cross and Chris Bailey (Greenwich)

  Fluid structure interactions

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• Leszek Demkowicz and Peter Monk (Austin, Newark resp.)

  Time Harmonic Maxwell problems

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• Miloslav Feistauer (Prague)

  Compressible flow

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• Andrzej Gavecki and Mietek Kuczma (Poznan)

  Computational modelling of plasticity

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• Dan Givoli (Haifa)

  Finite and infinite elements for exterior problems

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• Ivan Graham, B.N. Khoromskij and S.A. Sauter (Bath, Kiel, Leipzig resp.)

  Sparse approximation to integral and pseudodifferential operators: BEM/FEM applications

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• F-K Hebeker, Ulrich Langer and Ronald Hoppe (Munchen, Linz and Augsburg)

  Adaptivity and applications of domain decomposition methods

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• Frank Ihlenburg (Hamburg)

  Finite and boundary element methods for fluid-structure interaction problems

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• Jiri Nedoma (Prague)

  Finite elements in problems of geomechanics

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• Roger Owen and Djordje Peric (Swansea)

  Computational modelling of solids with evolving geometries and multiple fracturing

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• Tim Phillips (Aberystwyth)

  Adaptive methods for viscoelastic flow problems

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• Martin Reed and Gunter Swoboda (Brunel and Innsbruck resp.)

  Mathematical modelling in geomechanics and tunnelling

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• Barna Szabo and Ernst Rank (St Louis and Munich)

  Heirarchical modelling

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• Roger Van Keer and Hennie de Schepper (University of Gent)

  Finite element methods for eigenvalue problems

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• Wolfgang Wendland (Stuttgart)

  Multi-field problems

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• Mary Wheeler, John Whiteman and Zhimin Zhang (Austin, Brunel, Lubbock resp.)

  Superconvergence and recovery for finite element approximations

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• Luis Wrobel and Leslie Henshall (Brunel, Brunel)

  Numerical analysis of contact mechanics and composite systems

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