Workshop on Preservation of Stability Under Discretization
Workshop on Preservation of Stability Under Discretization
批准号:
0102878
负责人:
Donald Estep
金额:
$1.26万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2001
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2001-05-15 至 2002-04-30
中文摘要
稳定性是一个术语,用来描述围绕微分方程解的物理可观测性的各种问题。稳定性是根据数学对物理情况进行预测的能力的核心,当涉及到数值近似时,稳定性尤其相关,因为离散化会导致模型和数据的扰动。数值稳定性问题通常是复杂的,因为解决这类问题通常需要广泛的数学技术,不仅涉及标准的数值分析方法,还涉及动力系统、几何、泛函分析和微分方程式理论的思想。这对试图了解数值稳定性的年轻研究人员以及在不同领域工作但面临类似稳定性问题的研究人员之间的沟通都增加了障碍。离散条件下保持稳定性讲习班的目标有两个:(1)增加青年研究人员了解数值稳定性问题的机会;(2)为不同应用领域的专家之间交流信息和思想提供机会。讲习班将主办一系列主要专家的讲座,每一位专家都将分别讨论离散化下稳定的一个单独方面。这些讲座将面向高级研究生和非专业人士的听众,并将被收集到永久档案中。此外,被邀请的演讲者将为学生和年轻研究人员主持一系列讨论和分析会议。稳定性是指物理量受到遥远距离和时间的小扰动影响的情况。混沌中的蝴蝶效应是众所周知的稳定性问题,但从流体和气体的流动到计算火箭到其他行星的轨迹,几乎所有类型的物理情况都会出现稳定性问题。稳定性与计算机上的物理情况的数值建模特别相关,因为建模本身会引起广泛的误差/干扰。计算这些离散化错误的影响是困难的,因为它通常需要来自许多领域的数学想法,这增加了学习如何处理稳定性和不同专业领域之间的沟通的障碍。离散条件下保持稳定性讲习班的目标有两个:(1)增加青年研究人员了解数值稳定性问题的机会;(2)为不同应用领域的专家之间交流信息和思想提供机会。讲习班将主办一系列主要专家的讲座,每一位专家都将分别讨论离散化下稳定的一个单独方面。这些讲座将面向高级研究生和非专业人士的听众,并将被收集到永久档案中。此外,被邀请的演讲者将为学生和青年研究人员主持一系列讨论和分析会议。
英文摘要
Stability is a term used to describe a wide variety of issues revolving around the physical observability of a solution of a differential equation. Stability lies at the very heart of the ability to make predictions about physical situations from mathematics and are particularly relevant when numerical approximation is involved, since discretization causes perturbation of both the model and the data. Numerical stability issues are typically complex because addressing such questions often requires a wide range of mathematical techniques, involving not only standard methods of numerical analysis, but ideas from dynamical systems, geometry, functional analysis, and the theory of differential equations. This raises barriers both to young researchers trying to learn about numerical stability and to communication between researchers working in different areas yet facing similar stability problems. The goal of the Workshop on the Preservation of Stability under Discretization is twofold: (1) to increase the accessibility of numerical stability issues for young researchers and (2) provide an opportunity for the exchange of information and ideas between specialists in different application areas. The Workshop will host a series of lectures by leading experts, each of whom will each address a separate aspect of stability under discretization. The lectures will be aimed towards an audience of advanced graduate students and non-specialists and will be collected into a permanent archive. In addition, the invited speakers will host a series of discussion and analysis sessions for students and young researchers.Stability is the term used to describe the situation in which a physical quantity is affected by small disturbances taking place at remote distances and times. The "butterfly" effect in chaos is one well-known stability issue, but stability issues arise in nearly every kind of physical situation from the flow of fluids and gases to computing rocket trajectories to other planets. Stability is particular relevant to numerical modeling of physical situations on computers because the modeling itself induces widespread error/disturbances. Accounting for the effects of these discretization errors is difficult because it typically requires mathematical ideas from many areas, raising barriers both to learning about how deal with stability and to communication between different areas of specialization. The goal of the Workshop on the Preservation of Stability under Discretization is twofold: (1) to increase the accessibility of numerical stability issues for young researchers and (2) provide an opportunity for the exchange of information and ideas between specialists in different application areas. The Workshop will host a series of lectures by leading experts, each of whom will each address a separate aspect of stability under discretization. The lectures will be aimed towards an audience of advanced graduate students and non-specialists and will be collected into a permanent archive. In addition, the invited speakers will host a series of discussion and analysis sessions for students and young researchers.
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