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The Fakultät für Mathematik of the TU Chemnitz
invites to the

26th Chemnitz FEM Symposium 2013


Final Programme

Monday, September 23, 2013
Start at 9:00, Room  Terrassensaal
09:00 Opening
  Multiscale Methods
Chair: Arnd Meyer
Room: Terrassensaal
09:10 Robert Scheichl Novel Monte Carlo FE methods for random elliptic PDEs
10:00 Matthias Maier A posteriori error estimation for a heterogeneous multiscale finite element method
Tea and coffee break 10:25 - 10:50
  Fluid Dynamics
Chair: Sebastian Franz
Room: Terrassensaal
Contact Problems / Elasticity
Chair: Arnd Meyer
Room: Annaberg-Buchholz
10:50 Dirk Broersen A Petrov-Galerkin discretization with optimal test space of a mild-weak formulation of convection-diffusion equations in mixed form Martina Weise On the Q2-Q0-element for (nearly) incompressible material under large deformations
11:15 Katharina Höhne On the asymptotic analysis of the stationary Oseen equations Benjamin Müller Mixed LSFEM for geometrically and physically nonlinear elasticity problems
11:40 Gunar Matthies Higher order variational time discretisations for the Oseen equations Elena Rukavishnikova The finite element method for Dirichlet problem with strong singularity of solution on the boundary
12:05 Matthias Gsell Direct numerical simulation of incompressible fluids Viktor Rukavishnikov Weighted finite element method for the elasticity problem with singularity
Lunch 12:30 - 14:00
  Time-Dependent Problems
Chair: Thomas Apel
Room: Terrassensaal
14:00 Jens Lang Convergence and adaptivity at the PDE/stiff ODE interface
14:50 Markus Bause Higher order space-time discretizations for hyperbolic and parabolic problems. - I: Motivation and schemes
15:15 Uwe Köcher Higher order space-time discretizations for hyperbolic and parabolic problems. - II: Algebraic solver and numerical studies
Tea and coffee break 15:40 - 16:15
  Time-Dependent Problems
Chair: Jens Lang
Room: Terrassensaal
Fluid Dynamics / Singularly Perturbed Problems
Chair: Robert Scheichl
Room: Annaberg-Buchholz
16:15 Lennard Kamenski Stability of explicit time integration schemes for finite element approximations of linear parabolic equations with anisotropic meshes. Kristin Held Finite Element simulations for a coupled bulk-surface convection diffusion problem
16:40 Stephan Weller Higher order Galerkin methods as time discretization for free surface flows Sebastian Franz Superconvergence for higher-order Galerkin FEM for convection-diffusion problems
17:05 Karen Kuhn Stability and efficiency of a recursive multirate Rosenbrock method Miloslav Vlasak A priori error analysis of nonlinear singularly perturbed problems
17:30 Alexander Linke On the role of the Helmholtz decomposition in mixed methods for incompressible flows and a new variational crime
 
19:00 Conference Dinner
 
Meeting of the Scientific Committee
 
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Start at 9:00
  Isogeometric Analysis
Chair: Gundolf Haase
Room: Terrassensaal
09:00 Bert Jüttler Adaptive refinement in isogeometric analysis
09:50 Sebastian Westerheide A geometry-independent framework for coupled volume and surface problems on evolving domains
10:15 Photo
 
Tea and coffee break 10:20 - 10:45
  Fluid Dynamics / Singularly Perturbed Problems
Chair: Markus Bause
Room: Terrassensaal
Variational Inequalities
Chair: Olaf Steinbach
Room: Annaberg-Buchholz
10:45 Fleurianne Bertrand Least squares methods with interface approximation for two phase Stokes flow Steffen Weißer Arbitrary order BEM-based FEM on star-shaped elements
11:10 Giulia Deolmi Effective boundary conditions for compressible flows over a rough surface Linus Wunderlich Abstract L2 analysis for variational inequalities of Signorini type
11:35 Khalid Adrigal Higher order variational time discretisations for convection-diffusion problems in time-dependent domains Peter Gangl Topology optimization of electric machines based on topological sensitivity analysis
12:00 Steffen Münzenmaier Least-squares finite element methods for coupled generalized Newtonian Stokes-Darcy flow Jörg Frohne Efficient numerical methods for the large-scale parallel solution of thermomechanical contact problems under consideration of mesh separation
 
Lunch 12:30-14:00
 
14:00 Excursion
 
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Start at 9:00
  Software
Chair: Rene Schneider
Room: Terrassensaal
09:00 Gundolf Haase Non-linear FEM solvers on accelerator devices
09:25 Lars Ludwig SOFE - a new simple and sophisticated object oriented hp-FEM software in MATLAB.
09:50 Alexander Nikolas Breuer Towards optimal performance of SeisSol, an unstructured ADER-DG code.
10:15 Stefan Findeisen First step towards parallel and adaptive computation of Maxwell's equations
Tea and coffee break 10:40 - 11:10
  Anisotropic Problems / A-posteriori Error Estimators
Chair: Gunar Matthies
Room: Terrassensaal
Soleiman Yousef A posteriori error estimates, stopping criteria, and adaptivity for multiphase compositional flows
11:10 Rene Schneider Adaptive anisotropic mesh refinement based hierarchical refinement indicators
11:35 Ariel Lombardi The discrete compactness property for edge elements on anisotropic meshes
12:00 Thomas Apel Anisotropic mesh refinement in polyhedral domains: error estimates with data in L2(Ω)
 
12:25 Closing Remarks
 
Lunch

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