Mini- Symposia

Invited Speakers

The internationally recognized MAFELAP conferences have been run by BICOM at Brunel University at three year intervals since 1972. In these conferences exposure is given to research on the theory and practical application of finite element methods.

The fourteenth conference on the Mathematics of Finite Elements and Applications will be held at Brunel University and run during

The aim will again be to bring together workers from different disciplines whose common interest is finite element methods, and to promote wider awareness throughout the finite element community of the latest developments in the field.

Further information will appear here soon. For the moment if you would like to be added to the MAFELAP email list please send an email to mafelap2013@brunel.ac.uk with the words add to mafelap list in the subject. (The body of the mail can be empty.)

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Call for papers and mini-symposia

We are actively seeking proposals for mini symposia. If you are interested in organising a mini symposium please send an email to mafelap-mini-symposia@brunel.ac.uk with a descriptive title and an estimate of the number of speakers. (This email will be automatically directed to the mini-symposium coordinator, Professor Norbert Heuer, as well as to the MAFELAP secretary, Carolyn Sellers.

Although some variation may be necessary we expect that the parameters for a mini-symposium are that we shall allocate a time-slot to the organisers allowing four 25 or 30 minute presentations. If organisers want more than four talks, then we can give them two or more time slots.

MAFELAP will also contain sessions of contributed talks (i.e. talks not in specific mini-symposia) and instructions for submitting abstracts will appear in due course.

Invited speakers:

The invited speakers (as confirmed so far) will include:

• Babuska Lecture: Susanne Brenner, Louisiana State, USA
• Annalisa Buffa, IMATI, Italy
• Zienkiewicz Lecture: Clint Dawson, Texas at Austin, USA
• Charlie Elliott, Warwick, UK
• Max Gunzberger, Florida State, USA
• Peter Monk, Delaware, USA
• J Tinsley Oden, Texas at Austin, USA
• Ragnar Winther, Oslo, Norway
• Martin Costabel, Rennes, France

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