CSC 2007: The SIAM Workshop on Combinatorial Scientific Computing

Combinatorial algorithms play a crucial enabling role in computational science and engineering (CSE), and as problems and data sets increase in size and complexity, this role continues to grow. To  provide a forum for researchers interested  in the  interaction of combinatorial mathematics and algorithms with CSE, the SIAM  Workshop on Combinatorial Scientific Computing (CSC07) will be organized in Costa Mesa,  CA, on Feb 17-19, 2007.The CSC07 workshop will  precede the 2007 SIAM Conference on Computational Science and Engineering, and  is  organized in co-operation with  the SIAM Activity Groups on  Computational Science and Engineering, and Supercomputing.

CSC07  follows two earlier  CSC workshops held in 2004 and 2005. The First SIAM Workshop on Combinatorial Scientific Computing (CSC04) was held at San Francisco in February  2004, and the Second International Workshop on CSC (CSC05) was held at Toulouse, France in June 2005. Each of these workshops was  attended by close to a hundred participants, and featured  about twenty-five  plenary and selected talks on the themes of parallel computing, high-performance algorithms, sparse matrix computations, combinatorial problems in optimization,  automatic differentiation, mesh generation, computational biology, and combinatorial matrix theory. The CSC07 Workshop aims to bring together researchers interested in these themes as well as other aspects of combinatorial mathematics and algorithms in scientific computing, broadly interpreted.

Program

The list that follows include invited talks and contributed talks that were accepted for presentation. The list of poster presentation will be uploaded later (the poster deadline is January 22nd; submit abstracts, at most 100 words long, to stoledo@tau.ac.il).

All the talks will be at the Laguna Beach I/II/II-B1 room of the Hilton Orange County/Costa Mesa.

Posters

See you all in Costa Mesa!