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05-6-1060-2005/2010
Priority:1
Status: Extended

Mathematical Support of Experimental and Theoretical Studies Conducted by JINR


Leaders:           V.V. Ivanov
Gh. Adam
P.V. Zrelov

Scientific Programme:
Performance of top research in computational mathematics and computational physics, aimed at solving specific problems arising in experimental and theoretical research carried out with the participation of JINR. Mathematical description and algorithmic reformulation of the physical models such as to meet the requirement of computing solution in polynomial time. Development of methods and algorithms, able to extract physically insightful information from experimental data. Simulation of physical processes within experimental installations. Algorithm implementation into efficient and reliable hardware adapted programs. The successful realization of such interdisciplinary research efforts assumes: development of mathematical methods and tools for modeling physical processes and experimental data analysis; creation of methods and numerical algorithms for modeling magnetic systems; development of software and computer complexes for experimental data processing; elaboration of numerical algorithms and software for simulation of complex physical systems; development of methods, algorithms and software of computer algebra; development of computing tools of a new generation. Application of the developed methods and algorithms to other topics in science and technology (nanotechnologies, biology, medicine, economy, industry, etc.).

Expected main results in 2008:
Collaboration
Country or international
organization
City Institute or Laboratory
Armenia Yerevan YerPhI
YSU
Austria Linz RISC
Bangladesh Gazipur BOU
Belarus Minsk IM NASB
JIPNR-Sosny NASB
Brest BSTU
Belgium Brussels ULB
Liege ULg
Brazil San Paulo, SP USP
Bulgaria Sofia IMech BAS
INRNE BAS
SU
TU-Sofia
Rousse RU
Canada Edmonton U of A
Toronto IBM Lab
CERN Geneva
Czech Republic Prague CTU
CU
Liberec TUL
Rez NPI ASCR
Egypt Cairo AEA
Giza CU
France Metz UPV-M
Georgia Tbilisi IC GAS
RMI GAS
Germany Berlin FUB
HUB
Aachen RWTH
Cottbus BTU
Darmstadt GSI
Dresden IFW
MPI-PkS
Duisburg Univ.
Essen Univ.
Giessen JLU
Halle MLU
Hamburg DESY
Heidelberg KIP
MPI-K
Julich IKP FZJ
Karlsruhe FZK
Univ.
Kassel UNIK
Leipzig Univ.
Munich TUM
Potsdam AIP
Rostock Univ.
Stuttgart Univ.
Tubingen Univ.
Weingarten HS
Greece Athens Univ.
Thessaloniki AUTH
Hungary Budapest KFKI RMKI
Italy Turin INFN
Japan Osaka Kansai Univ.
Kazakhstan Almaty INP NNC RK
PTI MS-NAS RK
Mongolia Ulaanbaatar NUM
SMCS NUM
Norway Bergen UiB
Poland Warsaw FP WUT
SINS
Cracow AGH-UST
Lodz SINS
Otwock-Swierk IAE
SINS
Poznan AMU
Rzeszow Univ.
Portugal Coimbra Univ.
Romania Bucharest IFIN-HH
ISS
UB
Republic of Korea Seoul EWU
Russia Moscow CC RAS
IKI RAS
IMAMOD RAS
IPP RAS
MEPhI
MIREA
MSU
PFUR
RCC MSU
RRC KI
Belgorod BSU
Gatchina PNPI RAS
Kazan ZPhTI RAS
Kostroma KSU
Perm PSU
Protvino IHEP
Puschino IMPB RAS
ITEB RAS
Saratov SSU
St. Petersburg FIP
Tver TvSU
Slovak Republic Kosice IEP SAS
TU
South Africa Cape Town UCT
Switzerland Zurich ETH
Sweden Stockholm KTH
Lund LU
Uppsala UU
Taiwan Chung-Li NCU
Taipei AS
ASIAA AS
Hsinchu NTHU
Tajikistan Dushanbe TGNU
Khojent KSU
Ukraine Kiev BITP NASU
IM NASU
Kharkov ILTPE NASU
KFTI NASU
United Kingdom Belfast Univ.
Manchester Univ.
Plymouth Univ.
USA Boston, MA UMass
San Diego, CA SDSU
Uzbekistan Tashkent Assoc."P.-S." PTI
INP UAS
Vietnam Hanoi VNU

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