BVPs 2015 - 4th Symposium on Numerical Methods of Boundary Value Problems (BVPs): Analysis, Algorithms and Real World Applications

The aim of this Symposium is to cover research into the analysis and trends of development of novel methods for the numerical solution of boundary value problems for ordinary and partial differential equations. The ultimate objective is to have a thorough understanding of the field by giving an in-depth analysis of the numerical methods to demonstrate the methods and the theory. The investigation can be targeted towards a wide variety of BVPs including the ones with boundary layers, with singularities, with delay and perturbed problems. The Symposium is intended to be directed to a broad spectrum of researchers into methods and algorithms for the numerical treatment of ODEs and PDEs throughout all branches of science and engineering.
BVPs are essential for modeling many physical phenomena. Emphasis will be on the implementation of numerical methods and algorithms in practice.Real world applications can include: chemical and biological phenomena; engineering such as fluid dynamics, electron magnetic, elasticity dynamics, material sciences, semiconductor analysis, plasma physics; financial industry; electronics;medicine; life sciences; etc.
The Symposium covers the following topics of interest for BVPs of ODEs and PDEsbut is not limited to:
Stability and convergence of numerical methods
Finite element methods
Finite difference methods
Spectral, collocation and related methods
Computational methods for boundary and interior layers problems
Numerical methods for the solution of perturbed and singularly perturbed differential equations
Computational methods for boundary value problems with singularities
Computational methods for boundary value problems with delay
Variational methods for boundary value problems
Numerical methods in connection with engineering and other natural sciences
Numerical methods in mathematical finance