Complete List of IMA PI Graduate Students Programs

During July 1-26, 2002 the University of Kentucky Center for Computational Sciences will be the host of the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications' (IMA) summer graduate program in mathematics.  The course will concentrate on scientific computing with an emphasis on applications including a week on biomathematical computing.  An additional feature will be a two day workshop on how to use the Department of Energy's software for parallel computers at the end of week 3.

This program is open to graduate students from IMA Participating Institutions. Students are nominated by their department head. Participating institution department heads nominate graduate students from their institution by an e-mail to visit@ima.umn.edu with the students' names and e-mail addresses. Places are guaranteed for two graduate students from each participating institution, with additional students accommodated as space allows. Note that registration and selections of qualified students are over.

Students who have been nominated can fill out the online application form.

Registration Form

Please note that the Registration form is in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format and may be filled in online and printed out if you have a reasonably current version of Acrobat Reader (available for free online from Adobe.)

    The conference is being organized by

Professor Craig C. Douglas
Email:	douglas@ccs.uky.edu
Telephone:	+1-859-257-2326
eFax:	+1-240-384-7714

The conference administrative assistants are

Ms. Teresa Moody and Mrs. Sandy Leachman
Email:	tmoody@pop.uky.edu and sandy@ukcc.uky.edu
Telephone:	+1-859-257-8737
Fax:	+1-859-323-1029

Topics and Speakers

    There will be a topic a week unless noted. The ACTS workshop will be at the end of Iain Duff's lectures during the third week.

Daily Schedule

    We will meet on Monday through Friday.  The first day we will meet at 9:00 to get acquainted.  All lectures will be in 327 McVey Hall unless announced otherwise.  Students are expected to attend all of the lectures.

9:30-10:30	First lecture
10:30-11:00	Break
11:00-12:00	Second lecture
12:00-2:00	Lunch
2:00-4:00	Informal study sessions

In addition, there will be an informal get together on Monday evenings.

List of Confirmed Participants

Student's Name	Institution	E-mail Address
Akash Anand	University of Minnesota	anand@math.umn.edu
Francisco Blanco-Silva	Purdue University	fbs@math.purdue.edu
James F. Booth	University of Kentucky	jbooth@ms.uky.edu
Cara Brooks	Michigan State University	brooksca@pilot.msu.edu
Marcio Gameiro	Georgia Institute of Technology	gameiro@math.gatech.edu
Scott Hampton	University of Notre Dame	shampton@nd.edu
Guangyue Han	University of Notre Dame	ghan@nd.edu
Housan Huang	Kent State University	hhuang3@kent.edu
Heejong Lee	Korea - Brain Korea 21	hlee@nasc.snu.ac.kr
Jinwoo Lee	Korea - Brain Korea 21	Jlee@nasc.snu.ac.kr
KoungHee Leem	University of Iowa	khleem@math.uiowa.edu
Chengdong Li	University of Kentucky	cli4@uky.edu
Kathryn Lybarger	University of Kentucky	kathryn@ms.uky.edu
Andrey Martyenko	University of Houston	andrey@math.uh.edu
Trung Nguyen	University of Houston	trungngu@math.uh.edu
Jiyeon Oh	University of Cincinnati	jyoh@hotmail.com
Sewoong Oh	Korea - Brain Korea 21	Oh@nasc.snu.ac.kr
Moongyu Park	Purdue University	mpark@math.purdue.edu
Niyazi Sahin	University of Pittsburgh	nisst6@math.pitt.edu
Seonho Shin	University of Iowa	sshin@math.uiowa.edu
Danny Thorne	University of Kentucky	thorne@ccs.uky.edu
Man Tsoi	Ohio State University	mtsoi@math.ohio-state.edu
Suleyman Ulusoy	Georgia Institute of Technology	ulusoy@math.gatech.edu
Gergina Vasileva Pencheva	University of Pittsburgh	gepst12@pitt.edu
Karen Walters	University of Kentucky	walters@ms.uky.edu
Ying Xu	University of Kentucky	xyu0@engr.uky.edu
Jingzi Zhou	Michigan State University	zhoujin2@pilot.msu.edu

Facilities

    The university also has a 224 processor HP Superdome cluster. Each processor is rated at about 3 gigaflops (peak) and has 2 gigabytes of main memory. There are three 64 processor and one 32 processor SMP's with five terabytes of attached disk storage. In addition, there are workstations and PC's.  Students should bring a laptop computer if possible.

    There are apartments, cafeterias, restaurants, bookstores, libraries on or near campus. Lexington is a city of 275,000 people and has many other facilities. Its airport is served by 6 major airlines. Cincinnati is about 75 miles from campus.

    Temporary campus id's will be arranged so that access to university facilities is assured.

Cheers,
Craig C. Douglas

Complete List of IMA PI Graduate Students Programs