Mathematical Modeling and Computational Physics 2015

Proceedings are Online

Anonymous — Sun, 14 Feb 2016 09:18:49 +0000

You can find the proceedings of the MMCP2015 conference at the webpage of EPJ Web of Conferences.

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Anonymous — Wed, 03 Feb 2016 15:39:38 +0000

Proceedings are ready!

On this page you can download a zip file containing copy of the first and the last pages, table of contents and a preface. In the first three lines of the file EPJ108_MMCP2015_00001p1.jpg (showing the preface) you can information necessary for citation of your article. Just replace the article number (00001) in both the first and the second lines by the number of your article, as it is given in the table of contents. So, e.g. for the last article (by Zlokazov et al.) these two lines will read:

EPJ Web of Conferences 108, 02049 (2016)
DOI: 10.1051/epjconf/201610802049

Page numbers would be in this case similar to the numbers in the preface: 02049.p-1, 02049.p-2, 02049.p-3, ...

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Proceedings Contents

Anonymous — Tue, 01 Sep 2015 13:51:54 +0000

On this page you can see the preliminary contents of proceedings. Please see if your work has correct title and list of authors. Also you can download here the license agreement.

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Conference Programme

Anonymous — Mon, 06 Jul 2015 17:10:48 +0000

Click here to download the programme of the conference. For a compact (A4) version of programme, click here.

Monday, July 13
7:00–8:50	Breakfast
8:20–9:10	Registration
9:10–9:20	Opening Session
Plenary Lectures
9:20–10:00	Lazarov R.: Numerical Upscaling and Preconditioning of Flows in Highly Heterogeneous Porous Media
10:00–10:40	Hansmann U. H. E.: Multi-Scale Modeling of Protein Systems with Complex Landscapes
10:40–11:10	Coffee Break
11:10–11:50	Lakhno V. D.: Energy and Charge Transfer by Nonlinear Excitations in DNA
11:50–12:30	Ustinin M.: Functional Tomography of the Human Nervous System Based on Multichannel Magnetic Measurements
12:30–13:30	Lunch
Parallel Session A
14:00–14:20	Nazipova N.: Modeling Living Cell Base Processes Using Mathematical Cell Models Collection
14:20–14:40	Rykunov S.: Methods for Encephalography Data Analysis in MathBrain Cloud Service
14:40–15:00	Nemnes G. A.: Ab Initio Investigations of Spin Transport and Thermoelectric Effects in Graphene – Boron Nitride Nanoribbons
15:00–15:20	Smotlacha J.: Green Function Approach of the Spin-Orbital Interaction in the Graphitic Nanocone
15:20–15:40	Coffee Break
15:40–16:00	Zlokazov V. B.: Mathematical Method for the Analysis of Polycrystal Phase Evolution
16:00–16:20	Zhabitskaya E.: The Asynchronous Differential Evolution Method with MPI as a Tool to Analyze the Experimental Data on Synchrotronous Scattering from Vesicular Solutions
16:20–16:40	Zhabitsky M.: Minimization of Ridge Functions by the Asynchronous Differential Evolution Algorithm
16:40–17:00	Borovský M.: GPU-Accelerated Population Annealing Algorithm: Frustrated Ising Antiferromagnet on the Stacked Triangular Lattice
17:00–17:20	Ma W.-J.: Properties of Correlation Matrix of Direction of Motion and Stability of a Non equilibrium System of Polymer Chains
Parallel Session B
14:00–14:20	Kirienko Yu. V.: High-Dimensional Limit d → ∞ in the Theory of Developed Turbulence as Analogue of Critical Dimension dc = 4 in the Wilson’s Theory of Phase Transitions
14:20–14:40	Gulitskiy N. M.: Anisotropic Advection of a Passive Vector Field by the Turbulent Velocity Flow with Finite Correlation Time
14:40–15:00	Kakin P. I.: Effects of Random Environment of Self-Organized Critical System: Renormalization Group Analysis of a Continuous Model
15:00–15:20	Mižišin L.: Calculation of Master Parameters Governing Critical Properties of the Percolation Process by the Renormalization Group Approach
15:20–15:40	Coffee Break
15:40–16:00	Dančo M.: Multi-Loop Calculations of Anomalous Exponents in the Models of Critical Dynamics
16:00–16:20	Korolkova A.: Operator Approach to the One-Step Process Master Equation
16:20–16:40	Remecký R.: Turbulent Prandtl Number in a Model of Passive Vector Advection
16:40–17:00	Lisý V.: An Efficient Method to Study Nondiffusive Motion of Brownian Particles
17:00–17:20	Tóthová J.: Statistical Properties of Thermal Noise Driving the Brownian Particles in Fluids
18:00–23:59	Gala Dinner
Tuesday, July 14
7:00–8:50	Breakfast
Plenary Lectures
8:50–9:30	Barreiro Megino F. H.: PanDA: Exascale Federation of Resources for the ATLAS Experiment at the LHC
9:30–10:10	Mashinistov R.: Accelerating Science Impact through Big Data Workflow Management and Leadership Computing
10:10–10:40	Coffee Break
10:40–11:20	Rogachevsky O. V.: Simulation and Analysis Framework for the NICA Experiments
11:20–12:00	Bogdanov A. V.: New Approach to the Simulation of Complex Systems
12:00–12:30	Hu Ch.-K.: Exact Partition Functions of Interacting Self-Avoiding Walks on Lattices
12:35–13:35	Lunch
Parallel Session A
14:00–14:20	Degtyarev A.: Coordinate Systems, Numerical Objects and Algorithmic Operations of Computational Experiment in Fluid Mechanics
14:20–14:40	Khramushin V. N.: Tensor Arithmetic, Geometry and Mathematical Principles of Fluid Mechanics in the Implementation of Direct Computational Experiments
14:40–15:00	Bogdanov A. V.: Numerical Simulation of Perturbed KdVB Equation
15:00–15:20	Burikova I.: Mathematical Model of Psychology-Political Classification of Political Parties
15:20–15:40	Coffee Break
15:40–16:10	Ososkov G.: New Algorithms of Seed Finding for Track Reconstruction
16:10–16:30	Zuev M. I.: Research of Acceleration of Calculation on Coprocessors in Solving Scientific Problems on the Heterogeneous Cluster HybriLIT
16:30–16:50	Hnatič S.: Methods of Professional Software Engineering in the Development of Industrial Grade High-Tech Products
16:50–17:10	Iakushkin O.: Case study: Combining the Functionalities of Message Passing and Scaling Control
17:10–17:30	Gostev I. V.: About Identification Methods of the Objects Shape Invariant to Projective Transformations
17:30–17:50	Dorokhov A.: Status of the Anomalous Magnetic Muon Problem
Parallel Session B
14:00–14:20	Tsyganov Yu. S.: Reaction natYb+48Ca→217Th+3n: Auto Calibration Process for DSSSD Detector Application (Particular Case)
14:20–14:40	Voytishin N. N.: The New Segment Building Algorithm for the Cathode Strip Chambers in the CMS Experiment
14:40–15:00	Fedorišin J.: Drift Chambers Simulations in BMN Experiment
15:00–15:20	Nikonov E. G.: Computer Simulation of Xenon Nanocluster Generation
15:20–15:40	Coffee Break
15:40–16:00	Puzyrkov D.: Super-Computer Simulation and the Visualization of Thermodynamic Equilibrium in the Gas-Metal Microsystems
16:00–16:20	Nechaevskiy A.: The JINR Tier1 Site Simulation for Research and Development Purposes
16:20–16:40	Gertsenberger K. V.: Event Display for the Fixed Target Experiment BMN
16:40–17:00	Tsogtsaikhan Ts.: Prediction of Liquid Sodium Flow Rate Through the Core of the IBR-2M Reactor Using Autoregressive Neural Networks
17:00–17:20	Anghel D.-V.: Gibbs vs Boltzmann Statistics and the Controversy about Negative Temperatures
17:20–17:40	Ablyazimov T.: Online J/psi → μ+μ− decays selection with MUCH in CBM experiment
18:00–19:00	Dinner
Wednesday, July 15
7:00–9:00	Breakfast
Plenary Lectures
9:10–9:50	Friese V.: Dealing with Complexity at High Rates: the Online Data Processing Concept of the CBM Experiment
9:50–10:30	Kisel I.: New Approaches for Data Reconstruction and Analysis in the CBM Experiment
10:40	Group Photo
11:00–12:00	Lunch
12:30–17:30	Trip
18:00–20:00	Dinner
Thursday, July 16
7:00–8:50	Breakfast
Plenary Lectures
9:00–9:40	Melezhik V. S.: Mathematical Modeling of Ultracold Few-Body Processes in Atomic Traps
9:40–10:20	Fritzsche S.: A Computer-Algebraic Approach to Quantum Information: Classification and Characterization of Multi-Qubit Systems
10:20–10:50	Coffee Break
10:50–11:30	Shapeev V. P.: Method of Collocation with Least Residuals and Its Applications
11:30–12:10	Safouhi H.: The Double Exponential Sinc Collocation Method for Solving Quantum Mechanical Problems
12:30–13:30	Lunch
Parallel Session A
14:00–14:20	Shukrinov Yu. M.: Modeling of Intrinsic Josephson Junctions in High Temperature Superconductors
14:20–14:40	Rahmonov I. R.: Numerical Study of System of Long Josephson Junctions
14:40–15:00	Kolkovska N.: Numerical Evaluation of 2D Ground States
15:00–15:20	Sedova O.: A New Model for Mechanochemical Corrosion of Thin Spherical Shells
15:20–15:40	Coffee Break
15:40–16:00	Dimova S.: WENO Schemes for Singular in Space and Time Solutions of Nonlinear Degenerate Reaction-Diffusion Problems
16:00–16:20	Adam S.: Summation Paths in Clenshaw-Curtis Quadrature
16:20–16:40	Adam Gh.: Length Scales in Bayesian Automatic Adaptive Quadrature
16:40–17:00	Calborean A.: Electrical and Quantum Chemical Investigation of Hybrid Molecular/Si Systems with Redox-Active Ferrocene Acting as Storage Media
17:00–17:20	Gusev A. A.: Symbolic-Numeric Solution of the Boundary-Value Problems Using the Finite Element Method with Hermite Interpolation Polynomials
Parallel Session B
14:00–14:20	Ayryan E. A.: Synthesis of the Thickness Profile of the Waveguide Layer of the Thin Film Generalized Waveguide Luneburg Lens
14:20–14:40	Kulyabov D. S.: Spinor-Like Hamiltonian for Maxwellian Optics
14:40–15:00	Sevastianov A.: Scalar Product in the Space of Waveguide Modes of an Open Planar Waveguide
15:00–15:20	Sevastianov L.: Modeling of an Open Transition of the “Horn” Type between Open Planar Waveguides
15:20–15:40	Coffee Break
15:40–16:00	Altaisky M. V.: Decoherence and Entanglement Simulation in a Model of Quantum Neural Network Based on Quantum Dots
16:00–16:20	Kaputkina N. E.: Spontaneous Coherence Effects in the Quantum Dot and the Quantum Well Systems in Microcavity
16:20–16:40	Yarevsky E.: Scattering Problem and Resonances for Three-Body Coulomb Quantum Systems: Parallel Calculations
16:40–17:00	Reity O. K.: Quasiclassical Approximation in the Non-Relativistic and Relativistic Problems of Tunnel Ionization of H-Like Atom by the Uniform Electric Field
17:00–17:20	Khmara V. M.: Quasiclassical Study of the Quantum Mechanical Two-Coulomb-Centre Problem
18:00–23:59	Banquet
Friday, July 17
7:00–8:50	Breakfast
Plenary Lectures
8:50–9:30	Gerdt V. P.: Lagrangian Constraints and Differential Thomas Decomposition
9:30–10:10	Kornyak V. V.: A Combinatorial Approach to Modeling Quantum Systems
10:10–10:40	Coffee Break
Parallel Session A
10:40–11:00	Grigorian H.: Algorithm for Simulations of Magnetized Neutron Star Cooling
11:00–11:20	Ayriyan A.: Solution of Optimal Control Problem for Optimization of Temperature Distribution on Special Plate
11:20–11:40	Ismagilov T. Z.: Second Order Finite Volume Scheme on Tetrahedral Meshes for Three-Dimensional Maxwell’s Equations with Discontinuous Electromagnetic Properties
11:40–12:00	Bondarenko S.: Few-Nucleon Systems in the Bethe-Salpeter Approach
Parallel Session B
10:40–11:00	Ospina Trujillo C. F.: Finite Difference Method Applied to Modeling and Simulation of Band Structure in Simple Cubic Lattice
11:00–11:20	Rodriguez-Restrepo L. V.: Importance of System Thinking in Business Leadership: Using Systemic Thinking
11:20–11:40	Litavcová E.: Exact Solution of System of Mass Transfer Which Includes Air, Water, and Vapor
11:40–12:00	Buša J.: Numerical Solution of a Nonlinear Integro-Differential Equation
12:00–12:20	Closing Session
12:30–13:30	Lunch

Second announcement

Anonymous — Sun, 05 Apr 2015 16:25:10 +0000

Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia

Technical University, Košice, Slovakia

Institute of Experimental Physics SAS, Košice, Slovakia

University of Pavol Jozef Šafárik, Košice, Slovakia

IFIN-HH, Bucharest, Romania

This bulletin contains guidelines on scientific and practical topics concerning the conference.

Scientific Programme

Preliminary topics:

mathematical methods and tools for modeling complex physical and technical systems, computational chemistry, biology, and biophysics;
methods, software and computer complexes for experimental data processing;
computer algebra and quantum computing methods, algorithms and software;
distributed scientific computing and big data;
parallel and hybrid calculations, extra massive parallelism.

Plenary lectures (40 min.) are scheduled during the morning sessions. Two parallel sessions (except Wednesday) with short contributed talks (20 min.) will be held in the afternoons. Contributions to be given as talks will be selected by the Organizing Committee on the recommendation of the International Program Committee.

See the preliminary list of plenary lectures.

Conference Site

The site of the conference is the Academia congress centre (see photo), another hotel for accommodation is hotel Horizont, both in Stará Lesná located next door (cca 5 km) to the world-known mountain-ski and tourist resorts, the Starý Smokovec and the Tatranská Lomnica. Another beautiful resort within easy range is Skalnaté Pleso (1751 m a.s.l.) offering a glamorous trip from the Lomnické Sedlo (2200 m a.s.l.) down to Tatranská Lomnica (950 m a.s.l.).

A basic description of the conference venue, which is situated in one of the most gorgeous parts of Slovakia can be found at the web-site of the High Tatra National Park.

Additional Information

Registration

The registration is available on the registration section. First you will create the participant's account, and next after login you will add more information using edit. Use your login/edit also for the abstract and the paper submission.

Conference Fee

See the conference fee information.

Social Program

See the social program information.

Travel

See the travel information.

Visas

See the visa information.

Please, contact us if you need any help (e.g., an official invitation letter).

Proceedings

See the proceedings section. The working language of the conference is English. Only LaTeX format is acceptable (not WORD).

Deadlines

The deadline for the registration is May 18, 2015. The online registration form is available at the conference site.

The deadline for an abstract (one A5 page format) submission for the Book of Abstracts is June 15, 2015. Please, download the sample LaTeX-file for the abstract.

The deadline for the contribution submission to the Conference Proceedings is July 17, 2015. Please, download and unzip the zip-file containing the sample LaTeX-file for the paper.

For all communication and information please use the Conference e-mail mmcp@tuke.sk.

Preliminary List of Plenary Lectures

Jan Busa — Tue, 03 Mar 2015 22:15:52 +0000

Fernando H. Barreiro Megino (University of Texas at Arlington, USA):
PanDA: Exascale Federation of Resources for the ATLAS Experiment at the LHC

Alexander V. Bogdanov (Saint-Petersburg State University, Russia):
New Approach to the Simulation of Complex Systems

Volker Friese (GSI Helmholtzzentrum fuer Schwerionenforschung, Darmstadt, Germany):
Dealing with Complexity at High Rates: the Online Data Processing Concept of the CBM Experiment

Stephan Fritzsche (GSI Helmholtz-Zentrum für Schwerionenforschung, Darmstadt and
Physikalisches Institut der Universität Heidelberg, Germany):
A Computer-Algebraic Approach to Quantum Information: Classification and Characterization of Multi-Qubit Systems

Vladimir P. Gerdt (JINR):
Lagrangian Constraints and Differential Thomas Decomposition

Ulrich H.E. Hansmann (Computational Biophysical Chemistry, University of Oklahoma, USA):
Multi-Scale Modeling of Protein Systems with Complex Landscapes

Ivan Kisel (Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, Frankfurt am Main, Germany):
New Approaches for Data Reconstruction and Analysis in the CBM Experiment

Vladimir V. Kornyak (JINR):
A Combinatorial Approach to Modeling Quantum Systems

Victor D. Lakhno (Institute of Mathematical Problems of Biology RAS, Pushchino, Russia):
Energy and Charge Transfer by Nonlinear Excitations in DNA

Raytcho D. Lazarov (Texas A&M University, USA):
Numerical Upscaling and Preconditioning of Flows in Highly Heterogeneous Porous Media

Ruslan Mashinistov (National Research Centre "Kurchatov Institute", Moscow, Russia):
Accelerating Science Impact through Big Data Workflow Management and Leadership Computing

Vladimir S. Melezhik (JINR):
Mathematical Modeling of Ultracold Few-Body Processes in Atomic Traps

Oleg V. Rogachevsky (JINR):
Simulation and Analysis Framework for the NICA Experiments

Hassan Safouhi (Faculté Saint-Jean, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada):
The Double Exponential Sinc Collocation Method for Solving Quantum Mechanical Problems

Vasily P. Shapeev (Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SB RUS,
National Research University, Novosibirsk State University, Novosibirsk, Russia):
Method of Collocation with Least Residuals and Its Applications

Mikhail Ustinin (Institute of Mathematical Problems of Biology RAS, Pushchino, Russia):
Functional Tomography of the Human Nervous System Based on Multichannel Magnetic Measurements

First Announcement

Anonymous — Wed, 29 Oct 2014 21:39:44 +0000

This is the first invitation to participate in the International Conference Mathematical Modeling and Computational Physics, 2015, which will be organized by the Laboratory of Information Technologies, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia, the Institute of Experimental Physics, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Košice, the Technical University of Košice, the Pavol Jozef Šafárik University, Košice, the Slovak Physical Society, Košice, Slovakia, IFIN-HH, Bucharest, Romania, and which will be held in High Tatra Mountains from July 13 until July 17, 2015. The site of the conference is the Academia congress centre in Stará Lesná.

The Conference follows the rich traditions of the previous conferences on mathematical modeling, numerical methods and computational physics that have been held in Dubna, Russia and also in Slovakia since 1964, e.g., Computational Modeling and Computing in Physics 1996, Modern Trends in Computational Physics 1998, V. International Congress on Mathematical Modeling 2002, Mathematical Modeling and Computational Physics 2006, 2009, 2011, and 2013. This year Conference is dedicated to the 60th anniversary of JINR.

Plenary lectures (60 min.) and invited talks (30 min.) are scheduled during the morning sessions. Two parallel sessions (except Wednesday) with short talks (20 min.) will be held in the afternoons. Contributions to be given as talks will be selected by the Organizing Committee on the recommendation of the International Program Committee.

The plenary lecture and invited talk speakers will be specified in the next bulletin.

About 80-90 scientists are expected to attend the MMCP 2015 Conference. The Conference will start on Monday, July 13, at 9 a.m. and end on Friday, July 17, 2015. The arrivals are expected on Sunday afternoon, July 12, and departures on Friday afternoon, July 17.

The working language of the Conference is English.

The Proceedings will be published soon after the Conference.

Preliminary topics:

mathematical methods and tools for modeling complex physical and technical systems, computational chemistry, biology, and biophysics;
methods, software and computer complexes for experimental data processing;
computer algebra and quantum computing methods, algorithms and software;
distributed scientific computing and big data;
parallel and hybrid calculations, extra massive parallelism.

We kindly ask you to inform us about your interest to participate at the Conference MMCP 2015. Please pass the information along to those colleagues of you who could be interested in the Conference Mathematical Modeling and Computational Physics 2015.

Here you can obtain the poster of the conference. The Second Announcement will be mailed in February, 2015.

For all communication and information please use the Conference e-mail mmcp@tuke.sk.