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SUMMARY:Trimester Program "Nonstandard Discretizations of Partial Differen
 tial Equations: from Theory to Applications" [HIM Trimester Program]
DTSTART:20270920T070000Z
DTEND:20271217T150000Z
DTSTAMP:20261010T081100Z
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CONTACT:him-contact@hcm.uni-bonn.de
DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Emma Seggewiss (HCM)\n\n\nNumerical methods for part
 ial differential equations play a central role in modern scientific comput
 ing. While classical finite element methods remain widely used\, handling 
 complex geometries\, coupled systems\, and nonlinear phenomena often poses
  challenges for ensuring accuracy\, robustness\, and preserving intrinsic 
 physical properties. This Trimester Program aims to bring together experts
  working on the design of innovative numerical schemes\, their rigorous ma
 thematical foundations\, and the accurate simulation of real-world systems
 .\nThe program begins with a comprehensive one-week introductory school fo
 r PhD students and postdocs\, offering a unified overview of the three mai
 n themes. It then features one conference and two thematic workshops\, eac
 h focusing on one of the core areas: the design and analysis of nonstandar
 d  Galerkin methods\, continuous and discrete functional analysis tools f
 or such methods\, and advanced discretizations for problems in geophysics\
 , engineering\, and the life sciences. The scientific program is complemen
 ted by a series of weekly seminars and mini-courses led by participants.\n
 Link to Trimester Program website\nScientific Organizers:\n\nPaola F. Anto
 nietti (Politecnico di Milano)\nJoscha Gedicke (University of Bonn)\nLoren
 zo Mascotto (University of Milano-Bicocca)\n\nTrimester Program Events:\nE
 ach week of the Trimester Program includes numerous activities\, such as a
  seminar series\, lecture series\, reading courses and so on. In addition\
 , there are some major events\, one Introductory School\, one Conference a
 nd two Workshops. The Workshops are aimed at people who are participants i
 n the Trimester Program at that time. It is not possible to apply only for
  these Workshops. The Summer School is aimed at early-career researchers\,
  especially PhD students and postdocs. There is a separate application pla
 tform for this event\, which can be found on the School's event page.\n\nI
 ntroductory School "Modern Aspects of Finite Element Methods for PDEs" (Se
 ptember 20 - 24\, 2027)\nConference: "Nonstandard Galerkin methods" (Octob
 er 18 - 22\, 2027)\nWorkshop: "Continuous and discrete functional analysis
  tools for nonstandard Galerkin methods" (November 15 - 19\, 2027)\nWorksh
 op: "Advanced discretization methods with applications to engineering\, ge
 ophysics\, and life sciences" (December 13 - 17\, 2027)\n\nA fellowship is
  provided for participants whose stays are three weeks or longer. In addit
 ion\, travel expense support will be provided only for those PhD students 
 whose stays are four weeks or longer.\nTo apply for the Trimester Program\
 , please register as an Indico user.\n\nhttps://math-events.uni-bonn.de/ev
 ent/1348/
LOCATION:Poppelsdorfer Allee 45 (HIM)
URL:https://math-events.uni-bonn.de/event/1348/
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