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Multiscale Mathematics: Hierarchy of Collective Phenomena and Interrelations between Hierarchical Structures

Hold Date: 2011-12-09 13:00〜2011-12-11 12:30
Place: Center Zone 1, Ito Campus, Kyushu University

【Joint Research Workshop of Institute of Mathematics for Industry, Kyushu University & MEXT collaborative workshop of mathematics and mathematical sciences with various sciences and industrial technologies 2011】 Multiscale Mathematics: Hierarchy of Collective Phenomena and Interrelations between Hierarchical Structures This workshop is partially supported by Japan Ministry of Education,Science and Culture. Workshop photos program
Date	December 9 - 11, 2011
Place	Center Zone 1, Ito Campus, Kyushu University access，campus map
Scheduled Speakers	Snezhana I. Abarzhi (University of Chicago) The Effect of Heterogeneities and Noise on Pattern Formation and Chaos Development Philip J. Morrison (University of Texas at Austin) On the Hamilton-Jacobi variational formulation of the Vlasov equation Vladimír Chalupecký (IMI, Kyushu University) A Multi-scale model of biogenic concrete corrosion Takeshi AOYAGI (Asahi Kasei Corporation) Multiscale Simulation for Polymer Material Design Mitsuteru ASAI (Kyushu University) Multi-scale modeling in heterogeneous material properties Naoyuki ISHIMURA (Hitotsubashi University) ON THE EVOLUTION OF COPULA Kazuya KAMIYA (The University of Tokyo) Real Indeterminacy of Stationary Equilibria in Matching Models with Divisible Money Masato SHINODA (Nara Women's University) Existence of phase transition of percolation on fractal lattices Shu TAKAGI (The University of Tokyo) Surfactant effect on the multiscale structure of bubbly flows Daisuke TAGAMI (Kyushu University) Efficient numerical computations on large scale electromagnetic eld problems using an iterative domain decomposition method Mitsuhiro TORIUMI (JAMSTEC) Dimension Reduction Study of Microseismicity Rate in the Plate Boundary Zones Junichi NAKAGAWA (Nippon Steel Corporation) Mathematical Modeling for Anomalous Diffusion in Soil -Creating an Interdisciplinary Platform for Taking Aim at Mathematical Innovation- Ryusuke NUMATA (University of Hyogo) Multiscale Simulations of Nonlinear Phenomena of Plasmas Makoto HIROTA (Japan Atomic Energy Agency) Variational approach to multi-scale dynamical system ~ an application to collisionless magnetic reconnection ~ Masaru FURUKAWA (The University of Tokyo) A new solution method for singular perturbation problems in magnetized plasmas Shigeo YODEN (Kyoto University) Multiscale characteristics of moist convections and heavy precipitation in the tropics Zensho YOSHIDA (The University of Tokyo) Self-organization in a foliated phase space
Organizer	Zensho YOSHIDA (The University of Tokyo) Yasuhide FUKUMOTO (IMI, Kyushu University)

Multiscale Mathematics: Hierarchy of Collective Phenomena and Interrelations between Hierarchical Structures