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Accomodation
We have reserved rooms for the participants at the HOTEL GROSSER
KURFÜRST in the center of Berlin. A single room costs 97 Euro per
night and a double room 110 Euro. The price includes breakfast and free
access to fitness facilities and sauna. If you wish to book a room
there, please contact
The booking should be completed before June 14, 2006. |
Timetable
Thursday,
July 20
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Time
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Name
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Title (click on the title to download the slides)
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9.00 |
Gene
Golub, Stanford |
Opening |
9.30 |
Nick Trefethen,
Oxford |
Session on
Scientifc Computing |
9.30 |
Michael J.D.
Powell, Cambridge |
Updating
quadratic models in optimization calculations without derivatives |
10.00 |
Michael Overton,
New York University |
The search
for the nearest defective matrix |
10.30 |
Coffee break |
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11.00 |
Chee Yap, New York
University |
Complexity
of real computation: Brent revisited |
11.30 |
Nick Trefethen,
Oxford |
Computing
numerically with functions instead of numbers |
12.00 |
Gene Golub,
Stanford University |
On solving
the secular equation |
12.30 |
Lunch break |
Recommended
is the Hilton cafeteria round the corner |
14.30 |
Rob Bisseling,
Utrecht |
Session on Parallel
Computing |
14.30 |
Rob Bisseling,
Utrecht |
Mondriaan
partitioning for faster parallel integer factorisation |
15.00 |
Fatima Abu Salem, Beirut |
BSP Application in Absolute Irreducibility Testing of Polynomials |
15.30 |
Helmut Podhaisky,
Halle |
Parallel
two-step Runge-Kutta methods |
16.00 |
Coffee break |
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16.30 |
Hong Shen, JAIST |
Efficient
realization of hypercube algorithms on optical
arrays |
17.00 |
Shahadat Hossain |
On efficient data
structures for sparse matrix storage |
19.00 |
Conference
dinner |
"Cum Laude"
in the main building of HU Berlin |
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Friday,
July 21
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Time
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Name
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Title (click on the title to download the slides) |
9.00 |
Herman J.J. te
Riele, Amsterdam |
Session on
Computational Number Theory |
9.00 |
Bruce Litow, JCU |
The
Berstel-Mignotte result revisited |
9.30 |
Peter Montgomery,
Amsterdam |
From
Fibonacci and Base-12 Factors to Brent Factors |
10.00 |
Hugh Williams,
Windows Live Search |
Computing
the regulator of a real quadratic field |
10.30 |
Coffee break |
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11.00 |
Alf van der
Poorten, Macquarie |
Ideal
multiplication in fields of low degree |
11.30 |
Herman J.J. te
Riele, Amsterdam |
Separation
of the complex zeros of the Riemann zeta function |
12.00 |
Lunch break |
Recommended
is the Hilton cafeteria round the corner |
14.00 |
Paul Zimmermann,
Nancy |
Session on Fast
Algorithms |
14.00 |
Alin Bostan, INRIA
Rocquencourt |
Fast
computation of power series solutions of systems of differential
equations |
14.30 |
Jörg Arndt,
Fürth |
Search
for the "best" arctan relation |
15.00 |
Allan Steel, Sydney |
Reduce
everything to multiplication |
15.30 |
Coffee break |
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16.00 |
Paul Zimmermann,
Nancy |
The bit-burst algorithm |
16.30 |
Andreas Griewank |
On
evaluating multivariate Taylor polynomials |
17.00 |
Richard Brent,
ANU |
Closing |
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Reversible
rotations, or how rho lost its tail |
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