The Chemnitz Finite Element Symposium
dates back to 1978, a time when the finite element method, already in
use in the engineering community, was just beginning to be seriously
analysed by a small number of mathematicians. Since then the FE
Symposium, organised throughout the years by the numerical analysis
group at the TUC and its descendants, has evolved into an annual
workshop on the mathematical analysis of the finite element method and
its applications including engineering simulations, control theory and
inverse problems. Besides distinguished invited speakers on topical
subjects selected each year, the FE Symposium specifically welcomes
young researchers and doctoral students for whom it provides a
friendly atmosphere and opportunities to interact with more
established colleagues. Beginning with 2017, the FE Symposium venue
and local organisation will alternate between its home in Chemnitz and
the institution of one of the members of its Scientific Committee.
In 2023 the symposium is hosted by the University
of Graz (Institute
of Mathematics and Scientific Computing).
Note: This event can be perfectly combined with the
participation in the Congress
of the ÖMG in Graz September 18
to 22, 2023.
Date | September 11-13, 2023 (Mon-Wed) |
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Location |
© https://www.seggau.com
This year the Chemnitz Finite Element Symposium is on tour in Leibnitz south of Graz, Austria.
Conference venue: Schloss Seggau
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Scientific topics | The symposium is devoted to all aspects of
finite elements and other computer-based methods for solving
partial differential equations.
This year we particularly encourage talks on
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Invited speakers |
Martin Gander (Université de Genève) Barbara Kaltenbacher (Universität Klagenfurt) Yvan Notay (Université Libre de Bruxelles) David E. Keyes (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology) | |||||||||||||||
Contributions |
Talks: 20 minutes (plus 5 minutes for discussion) and 45+5 for invited talks. Posters: Posters in A0 format can be presented during the poster sessions. | |||||||||||||||
Important dates | Please meet the following deadlines:
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Accomodation |
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Travel |
The conference venue can be reached most easily via S-Bahn train from Graz central station or from Graz airport. The conference place will be reached via taxi, shuttle service or some (rare) bus.
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Conference fee | 300 EUR before 30th June 2023 350 EUR after 30th June 2023 to be paid via the online booking system of the University of Graz (credit card or Klarna) after the registration. | |||||||||||||||
Further information | In case that your conference attendence is dependent on the availability of providing child care, please contact us. | |||||||||||||||
Scientific Committee |
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Local Organisation | G. Haase, M. Winkler, F. Caforio, T. Grandis | |||||||||||||||
Contact | mail address expired |