R.Aliev, Russia, Puschino, F.Ataullakhanov, Russia, Moscow, A.Bratus, Russia, Moscow, A.Chupakhin, Russia, Novosibirsk, A.Lobanov, Russia, Dolgoprudny, I.Petrov, Russia, Dolgoprudny, J.P. Lohe'ac, France, Lyon, S.Mukhin, Russia, Moscow, A.Tsaturyan, Russia, Moscow, A. Tokarev, Russia, Moscow, Yu. Vassilevski, Russia, Moscow, G.Vial, France, Lyon, M.C.Viallon, France, Saint-Etienne, V.Volpert, France, Lyon

The workshop is devoted to an important trend in mathematical modeling, the multiscale methods and its applications in biology and medicine. Such methods combine the microscopic and macroscopic description of the phenomena and are usually based on the asymptotic and the numerical analysis of the equations of the microscopic model. The workshop will bring together the well-known specialists in the topic and young researchers and students.

Working language: English

Programm: in English, in Russian

Special Session on Asymptotic and Numerical Methods for Viscous and Elastic Media, Vilnius

June 03, 2015

in the frame of the International Conference Asymptotic Problems, Elliptic and Parabolic Issues, Vilnius, Lithuania, June,1-6, 2015

organized in cooperation with the Laboratory J.V.Poncelet UMI CNRS 2615 (Moscow, Russia).

Program for June 3

Igor Pažanin, Croatia, Asymptotic analysis of the pipe flow with a pressure-dependent viscosity, 11.10-11.35

Elena Miroshnikova, UK, Homogenization of the Stokes equation with stress boundary conditions in periodic porous media,11.35-12.00

Julia Orlik, Germany, Evolutional contact with Coulomb's friction on a periodic microstructure 14.00-14.25

Cristinel Mardare, France, Error estimates in shell theory 14.25-14.50

Iuliia Meshkova, Russia, Homogenization of elliptic systems with periodic coefficients: two-parametric operator error estimates, 15.15-15.40

Stasys Rutkauskas, Lithuania, On the well-posedness of Dirichlet type problems for degenerate at a line elliptic systems, 15.40-16.10

Artūras Štikonas, Lithuania, Peaceman-Rachford ADI method for pseudo-parabolic equation with integral boundary conditions, 16.10-16.35

Mindaugas Skujus, Lithuania, TBA, 16.35-17.00

Organizer of the Special Session: G.Panasenko, France

Information

Fifth International Conference on the Multiscale Modeling and Methods: Upscaling in Engineering and Medicine

June 25-28, 2015, Bauman Moscow State Technical University, ul. Baumanskaya 2-ya, 5/1, Moscow, Russia

Organizing committee: G.Panasenko, France (co-chairman), Yu.Dimitrienko, Russia(co-chairman), E.Gubareva, Russia, A.Zakharov, Russia, M.Koryakov, Russia, A.Stroganov, Russia

Program committee: D.Georgievsky, Russia, G.Panasenko, France, V.Zhikov, Russia, A.Shamaev, Russia Tentative list of unvited speakers : A.Amosov, Russia, Moscow, F.Ataullakhanov, Russia, Moscow, A.Bratus, Russia, Moscow, G.Chechkin, Russia, Moscow, A.Chupakhin, Russia, Novosibirsk, Yu. Dimitrienko, Russia, Moscow, A.Lobanov, Russia, Dolgoprudny, Y.Maday, France, Paris, S.Mukhin, Russia, Moscow, L.Paoli, France, Saint-Etienne, S.Pastukhova, Russia, Moscow, M.E.Perez, Spain, Santander, E.Sanchez-Palencia, France, Paris, A.Piatnitski, Norway, Narvik, A.Shamaev, Russia, Moscow, T.Shaposhnikova, Russia, Moscow, T.Suslina, Russia, St-Petersburg, Yu.Vassilevski, Russia, Moscow, M.C.Viallon-Canon, Saint-Etienne, France, V.Zhikov, Russia, Vladimir

UMI CNRS 2615 J.-V.Poncelet
Bauman Moscow State Technical University
Structure Fédérative de reserche MODMAD FED 4169
FR CNRS 3490 - LABEX MILYON - ICJ UMR CNRS 5208

This conference is the fifth event in the set yearly organized international conferences on the multiscale methods and modeling. The first three were held in the University of Saint-Etienne, France. The fourth was held in Moscow, in the Institute of Numerical Mathematics of Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) in October 2014. It was organized in the frame of the thematic year on the multiscale methods and modeling in biology and medicine organized by the Russian-French laboratory J.-V.Poncelet. The present conference will be held as well in the frame of the thematic year.

The conference is devoted to an important trend in mathematical modeling, the multiscale methods, and its applications in engineering and medicine. Such methods combine the microscopic and macroscopic description of the phenomena and are usually based on the asymptotic and the numerical analysis of the equations of the microscopic model. The application of these methods allows constructing new materials with given properties, creating new more adequate and more precise models in biology and medicine.

The workshop will bring together the well-known specialists in the topic and young researchers and students. The theoretical results on the mathematical analysis of multiscale models will be presented together with the numerical and computer experiments.

Working language: English

First Announcement: Poster

INTERNATIONAL YOUNG SCIENTISTS SCHOOL

“MODELING and CONTROL of COMPLEX SYSTEMS”

(MCCS 2015), Suzdal (Russia), July 03-06, 2015

Organizers:

French-Russian J.-V. Poncelet Laboratory of CNRS and IUM (Moscow, Russia)

Lomonosov Moscow State University (Moscow, Russia)

Steklov Mathematical Institute of the RAS (Moscow, Russia)

Vladimir State University (Vladimir, Russia)

Subjects of lectures:

- Mathematical modeling and control in mechanics;

- Mathematical modeling and control in biology and medicine;

- Mathematical modeling and control of socio-economic processes.

Registration deadline: April 15, 2015

Information in Russian, in English

E-mail: mccs@vlsu.ru

Program Committee:

Felix L. Chernousko - Chairman (Institute for Problems in Mechanics of the RAS, Moscow, Russia),

Sergey M. Aseev (Steklov Mathematical Institute of the RAS, Moscow, Russia; International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Vienna, Austria),

Alexey A. Davydov (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia; International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Vienna, Austria),

Grigory P. Panasenko (Université Jean Monnet, Saint-Etienne, France).

Organizing Committee:

Sergey M. Aseev (Steklov Mathematical Institute of the RAS, Moscow, Russia; International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Vienna, Austria),

Grigory P. Panasenko (Université Jean Monnet, Saint-Etienne, France)

Anzor M. Saralidze (Vladimir State University, Vladimir, Russia),

Irina A. Petrenko (Vladimir State University, Vladimir, Russia),

Vera A. Timofeeva (Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth of the RAS, Moscow, Russia).

Poster