Mathematical Sciences: First International Conference on Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Paris, France, June 29 -July 3, 1987

这项资助行动将为第一届工业与应用数学国际会议的美国组织者和参与者提供部分支持。这次会议由四个国际学会联合组织，将于1987年6月29日至7月3日在巴黎科学和工业城拉维莱特举行。德国数学与力学协会（GAMM）、英国数学与应用研究所（IMA）、美国工业与应用数学协会（SIAM）和法国应用与工业数学协会（SMAI）这四个学会将共同分担该计划的规划、实施和其他费用。SMAI主办了这次会议，法国国家信息和自动化研究所（INRIA）是会议的管理员和现场经理。该计划邀请国际领先的专家在先进科学计算，机器人技术，几何建模，计算机辅助设计与制造，离散数学方法，流体动力学，信号处理，控制理论，生物数学，计算机断层扫描，空气动力学，流体动力学和优化等主题上发表演讲。将会有许多小型的专题讨论会和投稿论文。预计参会人数将超过1200人。这将是一场真正的多学科盛会，涉及应用数学家、计算机科学家和工程师。当地组织者INRIA预计将从会议注册费中收回大部分成本。四个赞助协会已同意寻求各自政府的支持，以抵消它们自己的会议费用，例如各自邀请的演讲者、其他贡献的参与者和项目委员会成员的差旅费和每日费用。和其他杂项费用，如准备和分发会议资料给自己的会员。该奖项的一个重要特点是资助15名在会议上发表论文的年轻美国科学家的旅行。科学家的选拔将由SIAM管理。该奖项由以下NSF项目分开资助：应用数学、计算数学、特殊项目、先进科学计算——计算科学与工程计划、系统理论与运筹学、计算机集成工程、自动化与系统集成。这些项目的项目主管共同推荐该奖项。

This funding action will provide partial support to the American organizers and participants of the First International Conference on Industrial and Applied Mathematics. The conference is being organized jointly by four international societies, and will be held in La Villette, Paris City of the Sciences and Industry, from June 29 to July 3, 1987. The four societies -- Gesellschaft fur Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik (GAMM, Germany), Institute of Mathematics and Its Applications (IMA, U.K.), Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM, U.S.A.), and Societe de Mathematiques Appliqu- ees et Industrielles (SMAI, France), are sharing in the planning of the program, the implementation, and the other costs. SMAI is hosting the conference and Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique (INRIA, France) is the conference administrator and site manager. The program features invited presentations by leading international experts in topics such as advanced scientific computing, robotics, geometric modeling, computer aided design and manufacturing, discrete mathematical methods, fluid dynamics, signal processing, control theory, biomathematics, computer tomography, aerodynamics, fluid dynamics and optimization. There will be many minisymposia and contributed papers. Expected attendance will be over 1200 participants. It will be a truly multidisciplinary event, involving applied mathematicians, computer scientists and engineers. The local organizer INRIA expects to recover most of its costs from conference registration fees. The four sponsoring societies have agreed to seek the support of their respective governments to offset their own conference costs such as travel and per diem expenses of their respective invited speakers, other contributing participants and program committee members, and other miscellaneous costs such as the preparation and distribution of conference materials to their own memberships. An important feature of this award are funds to support travel of fifteen young American scientists presenting papers at the conference. The selection of the scientists will be adminis- tered by SIAM. The award is split-funded by the following NSF programs: Applied Mathematics, Computational Mathematics, Special Projects, Advanced Scientific Computing - Computational Science and Engineering Initiative, System Theory and Operations Research, Computer Integrated Engineering, and Automation and System Integration. Program Directors for these programs jointly recommend this award.