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OVERVIEW OF THE WORKSHOP
Scientific computing has become an essential tool for solving complex mathematical problems arising in various fields, including engineering, physics, biology, and finance. With recent advancements in numerical analysis, high-performance computing, and data-driven modelling, the role of mathematical techniques in computational sciences has expanded significantly. This five-day workshop on "Recent Advances in Scientific Computing" aims to bring together researchers, academicians, and students to explore cutting-edge developments in numerical methods, computational algorithms, and their real-world applications.
OBJECTIVE OF THE WORKSHOP
Participants will gain insights into the latest research trends and computational techniques, fostering collaborations among mathematicians and computational scientists. This workshop will provide a platform for knowledge exchange and skill enhancement, empowering attendees to tackle real-world mathematical challenges with advanced computational tools. Additionally, participants will stay updated with cutting-edge computational techniques, enhance their practical skills, and have the opportunity to interact with experts and researchers in the field. The workshop also aims to prepare them for advanced research and career opportunities in interdisciplinary areas.
TOPICS IN THE WORKSHOP
Numerical Analysis and Approximation Methods
Singularly Perturbed Problems and Differential Equations
High-Performance Computing and Parallel Algorithms
Computational Fluid Dynamics and Engineering Applications
Financial Mathematics and Computing
Neural Networks and Machine Learning
Finite difference and finite element methods
TENTATIVE LIST OF RESOURCE PERSONS
Prof. S. Natesan, Department of Mathematics, IIT Guwahati
Prof. Manoranjan Mishra, Department of Mathematics, IIT Ropar
Prof. Subrahmanya Sastry Challa, Department of Mathematics and Department of Artificial Intelligence, IIT Hyderabad
Prof. K. Sreenadh, Department of Mathematics, IIT Delhi
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