Conference on the Foundations of Computational Mathematics 2014

该奖项支持更多美国研究人员参加2014年12月11日至20日在蒙得维的亚举行的计算数学基础会议(FOCM)，该会议由共和国大学主办。这次会议由计算数学基础学会组织，是继帕克城(1995)、里约热内卢(1997)、牛津(1999)、明尼阿波利斯(2002)、桑坦德(2005)、香港(2008)和布达佩斯(2011)FOCM会议之后的第八次会议。NSF的资金主要支持合格的美国研究生、博士后和最近获得博士学位的人参加会议，无论是作为研讨会演讲者还是海报演讲者，促进他们融入研究社区。会议的各种活动--杰出的全体会议、专门研讨会、海报会议和与会者之间的非正式互动--都将一线研究与年轻与会者的指导和培训机会结合在一起，帮助他们发展包括世界领先研究人员在内的网络。整个会议组织的核心是组织者继续致力于FOCM会议欢迎新来者并将其纳入研究社区的传统。FOCM会议提供了一个有效的论坛，利用我们对数学和计算之间相互作用的理解的快速发展，在计算数学中的不同领域传播研究成果。会议的组织者和坚定的参与者都有为计算数学基础做出智力和服务贡献的历史。会议计划包括17位全体演讲者，他们是该领域的领先研究人员之一；19个研讨会的组织者既包括知名的高级研究人员，也包括有才华的初级研究人员，他们的潜力、多样性和创造力有望成为一个充满活力的科学计划。FOCM的许多确认的全体演讲者和研讨会组织者来自美国，反映了计算数学中各种学科在美国的研究的活力。该奖项将提高在美国进行的研究在国际上的曝光度，并将对促进美国和国际会议参与者之间的新合作产生长期影响。会议网址：www.fing.edu.uy/eventos/afm2014/

This award supports increased participation of US researchers at the Conference on the Foundations of Computational Mathematics (FoCM), hosted by the Universidad de la Republica in Montevideo, between December 11 - 20, 2014. The conference, organized by the Society for the Foundations of Computational Mathematics, is eighth in a sequence that commenced with the Park City (1995), Rio de Janeiro (1997), Oxford (1999), Minneapolis (2002), Santander (2005), Hong Kong (2008), and Budapest (2011) FoCM meetings. The NSF funding predominantly supports participation of qualified US-based graduate students, postdocs, and recent Ph.D. recipients in the conference, either as workshop speakers or as poster presenters, promoting their integration into the research community. The conference's diverse activities -- distinguished plenary talks, specialized workshops, poster session, and informal interactions between participants -- all integrate front-line research with mentoring and training opportunities for young participants, helping them develop networks that include the world's leading researchers. Central to the overall conference organization is the organizer's continuing commitment to the tradition that FoCM conferences welcome and integrate newcomers into the research community. The FoCM conference offers an effective forum for the dissemination of research results across diverse fields within computational mathematics, capitalizing on a rapid evolution in our understanding of the interplay between mathematics and computation. The organizers and committed participants of the conference have a history of intellectual and service contributions to the foundations of computational mathematics. The conference program includes 17 plenary speakers who are among the leading researchers in the field; the organizers of the 19 workshops are chosen to include both established senior and talented junior researchers, their potential, diversity and creativity promising a vibrant scientific program. Many of the confirmed plenary speakers and workshop organizers at FoCM are from the US, reflecting the vitality of US based research in a variety of disciplines within computational mathematics. The award will advance the international exposure of research conducted in the US, and will have long-term effects in catalyzing new collaborations between US and international participants of the conference.Conference web site: www.fing.edu.uy/eventos/focm2014/