Partial differential equations (PDEs) are ubiquitous in mathematical modeling. They have applications in a wide variety of fields, including engineering, climate modeling, medicine, chemistry, and nuclear reactors. Along with this wide range of applications comes a continued interest in the research community to make use of PDEs in their work.
With the aid of existing research and computer simulations, there are now very powerful numerical tools to solve PDEs. However, many challenges still remain, particularly in the era of data science and high-performance computing. This summer school aims to equip young researchers interested in this field with the skills and knowledge necessary to tackle some of the challenges in this area. On each day, the event will focus on one of these four topics:
PhD Student at the Maxwell Institute
University of Edinburgh
PhD Student at the Maxwell Institute
University of Edinburgh
Professor in the School of Mathematics
University of Edinburgh
Reader in the School of Mathematics
University of Edinburgh
PhD Student at the Maxwell Institute
Heriot-Watt University
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