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The Fakultät für Mathematik of the TU Chemnitz
invites to the

23rd Chemnitz FEM Symposium 2010


Final Programme

Monday, September 27, 2010
Start at 9:00
09:00 Arnd Meyer Opening
Eigenvalues
Chairman: A. Meyer
Room: “ Aula ”
09:05 Klaus Neymeyr On optimal complexity gradient type solvers for elliptic eigenvalue problems
09:55 Gerhard Unger Convergence analysis of iterative methods for algebraic nonlinear eigenvalue problems
10:20 Andreas Zeiser On the optimality of the inexact inverse iteration coupled with adaptive finite element methods
Tea and coffee break 10:45 - 11:10
Eigenvalues
Chairman: K. Neymeyr
Room: “ Aula ”		 Identification and Optimization
Chairman: H. Harbrecht
Room: “ Sachsenburg ”
11:10 Olaf Steinbach Coupled FE/BE formulations for the fluid-structure interaction Peter Steinhorst Test of a crack plane identification method using FEM-data of cracked domains
11:35 Thomas Mach Preconditioned inverse iteration for ℋ-matrices Lothar Banz Hp-time discontinuous Galerkin method for american put option pricing
12:00 Christian Engstroem On the computation of resonances in absorptive photonic crystals with the interior penalty method Gundolf Haase / Andreas Kucher GPU accelerated best curve approximation in pill identification
12:25 Cedric Effenberger Linearization of rational eigenvalue problems arising in band structure computations for photonic chrystals
Lunch
Adaptivity
Chairman: A. Rösch
Room: “ Aula ”
14:30 Kunibert G. Siebert Convergence and optimality of adaptive finite elements
15:20 Franz-Theo Suttmeier An adaptive low-order FE-scheme for Stokes flow with cavitation
15:45 Herbert Egger On a posteriori estimates for hybrid discontinuous Galerkin methods
Tea and coffee break 16:10 - 16:35
Adaptivity
Chairman: K. G. Siebert
Room: “ Aula ”		 A Priori Error Estimates
Chairman: G. Haase
Room: “ Sachsenburg ”
16:35 Helmut Harbrecht On error estimation in finite element methods without having Galerkin orthogonality Jens Rückert Basic modelling for large deformation of plates
17:00 Rene Schneider Adaptive anisotropic mesh refinement based on a new adaptivity paradigm Sashikumaar Ganesan Operator-split finite element method for high-dimensional population balance equations
17:25 André Große-Wöhrmann A posteriori control of modelling and discretization errors in thermoelasticity Piotr Skrzypacz Superconvergence results for Brinkman-Forchheimer-extended Darcy equation
17:50 Markus Bürg Hp-adaptivity in higher space-dimensions Yaochan Zhu Numerical modeling eutectic solidification by multiphase field technique
 
19:00 Conference Dinner (in “Schlossgasthaus”)