ERC Workshop on
Modeling Materials and Fluids using Variational Methods
February 22 – 26, 2016
Our topics include:
phase transitions and plasticity in elastic materials; damage, delamination, adhesion and contact problems; nonlinear nonlocal equations modeling interacting fluids dynamics; bulk-interface interactions, diffuse interface models for special materials like liquid crystals, shape-memory materials, polymers, bio-materials, ferromagnetic materials, chemical reaction-diffusion systems; mathematical methods for dissipative evolution endowed with a gradient structure; multiscale problems and evolutionary Γ-convergence.
phase transitions and plasticity in elastic materials; damage, delamination, adhesion and contact problems; nonlinear nonlocal equations modeling interacting fluids dynamics; bulk-interface interactions, diffuse interface models for special materials like liquid crystals, shape-memory materials, polymers, bio-materials, ferromagnetic materials, chemical reaction-diffusion systems; mathematical methods for dissipative evolution endowed with a gradient structure; multiscale problems and evolutionary Γ-convergence.
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Organizers
Alexander Mielke (WIAS Berlin) | Elisabetta Rocca (WIAS Berlin) |
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Program
Lectures are scheduled from Monday noon until Friday noon. There will be poster presentations and lectures which take 40 minutes plus 5 minutes for discussion and talks with a duration of 25 plus 5 minutes. The conference dinner will take place on Wednesday.Registration
For details on registration and payment, please see here.Early fee 80 € (payment by January 25).
Late fee 90 €
Please note speakers do not need to pay a conference fee.
Submission of Abstracts
If you would like to present a poster, please submit an abstract via email to MoMatFlu@wias-berlin.de.If possible, please respect the details for submission given here.
Child Care
We can provide and sponsor child care during the workshop. Please do not hesitate to contact us.Location
The workshop will take place at the Weierstrass Institute (WIAS), which is located in a historic building in the center of Berlin. The workshop address is: WIAS Berlin, Mohrenstraße 39, 10117 Berlin, Germany.The Erhard Schmidt lecture room of WIAS is equipped with a blackboard, two overhead projectors and a digital projector with a laptop (Windows system), as well as intranet and internet.
- You can find the location of WIAS highlighted here (Openstreetmap).
- See www.bvg.de for more information about public transport in Berlin (routes/tickets).
Local Organizers
Karoline Disser | Florian Eichenauer | Thomas Frenzel | Markus Mittnenzweig | Riccardo Scala |