Monday, November 25, 2013 |
08.30-10.20 |
Chair: J. Málek |
08.30-09.20 |
V.
Průša On implicit constitutive relations in continuum mechanics and thermodynamics |
09.30-09.55 |
J. Hron Computational results for flows of implicitly constituted fluids
|
09.55-10.20 |
K. Tůma On applications and computational results for a newly developed
thermodynamically
compatible viscoelastic model
|
10.20-10.50 |
Coffee
– Tea |
10.50-12.35 |
Chair: Z. Strakoš |
10.50-11.40 |
M.
Bulíček Mathematical analysis of models describing the
motion of implicitly constitued materials |
11.45-12.10 |
M. Vohralík Mixed
finite element methods: reduction to one unknown per element |
12.10-12.35 |
I. Pultarová Gene
computation using algebraic multigrid |
12.35-14.00 |
Lunch |
14.00-15.50 |
Chair:
E. Feireisl |
14.00-14.50 |
F. Otto A
quantitative theory in stochastic homogenization |
15.00-15.25 |
P. Bella Identification
of the optimal
scaling law for the ground state energy of uniaxially compressed thin
film |
15.25-15.50 |
D. Gerard-Varet Connection
between roughness
and drag reduction for laminar flows |
15.50-16.20 |
Coffee
– Tea |
16.20-17.40 |
Chair: M. Gander
|
16.20-17.10 |
A. Klawonn Nonlinear
and robust FETI-DP domain decomposition methods |
17.15-17.40 |
P. Jiránek A
general software framework
for parallel algebraic multigrid methods |
17.40-18.05 |
M. Tůma Condition number estimation in the Euclidean norm |
18.30-19.50 |
Dinner |
20.00-20.25 |
Chair: F. Otto |
20.00-20.25 |
J.
Frehse Multiplier
analysis for the Prandtl Reuss law |