[175] in mathematical software users group
East Coast Computer Algebra Day
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Reid M. Pinchback)
Fri Jan 12 09:12:07 1996
To: msug@MIT.EDU
Date: Fri, 12 Jan 1996 09:11:47 EST
From: "Reid M. Pinchback" <reidmp@MIT.EDU>
And here is another one I just received for an event which I think
is less vendor specific, though I believe it generally has substantial
Maple-oriented activity. Again, contact information is included
in the posting.
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1996 East Coast Computer Algebra Day
Announcement and Call for Poster Presentations
The Third Annual East Coast Computer Algebra Day will be held at the IBM T.J.
Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York, on Saturday, April 13,
1996.
Previous meetings in this series were held at Drexel University
(Philadelphia,
PA) and at the University of Delaware (Newark, DE). The purpose of this
meeting
is to stimulate interest in and enhance understanding of the technical
aspects
of computer algebra, by providing a way for those in the region who are
active
or interested in becoming more active in computer algebra to meet with each
other in an inexpensive and easily accessible way.
Technical Program: As in previous years, the meeting will be informal in
nature, with three invited speakers who will address topics covering the
entire
scope of current computer algebra research, including:
* Symbolic, algebraic, numeric, and symbolic-numeric algorithms.
* Computer algebra systems, scientific software, and experience with
implementations of significant algorithms.
* Applications of symbolic, algebraic, and symbolic-numeric algorithms to
problems in the sciences, engineering, economics, and other areas.
Poster Sessions: Two poster sessions are scheduled to allow participants time
for informal discussions of new and ongoing research. Members of the
community
are invited to prepare and submit poster presentations of their current work.
Those who wish to present a poster should send an abstract (not to exceed 300
words) in LaTeX form by electronic mail to eccad96@cs.rpi.edu. Abstracts must
be received by February 15, 1996 to allow time for publication in the SIGSAM
Bulletin.
Vendor Program: Vendor displays and software demonstrations are anticipated.
Members of the community who are interested in presenting a display are
encouraged to contact Robert Sutor. (phone: (716) 243-0788; email:
sutor@watson.ibm.com)
Registration: Registration is FREE. Limited travel support will be available,
pending NSF approval, in the form of travel grants for transportation and
lodging. Applications for travel grants should be submitted no later than
February 15, 1996. The deadline for all registration is April 12, 1996.
Organizing committee: Sam Dooley (Conference Chair), Barry Trager (Technical
Program), Robert Sutor (Vendor Program), Erich Kaltofen (Funding), Austin
Lobo
(Publicity), Tim Daly (Registration), Richard Jenks (Local Arrangements).
Further information: For registration information please contact Austin Lobo,
CIS Department, Univ. of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716; Phone: (302) 831-3185;
email: alobo@cis.udel.edu; URL: http://www.cs.rpi.edu/eccad96.
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1996 East Coast Computer Algebra Day
Conference Registration Information and Form
This is the plain text version of electronic registration form. The
original can be found via the ECCAD'96 Home Page at the URL
http://www.cs.rpi.edu/eccad96.
Registration is FREE.
You can register for ECCAD 96 at any time before the meeting simply by
filling
in the form below, and pressing the SUBMIT FORM button when you are ready.
You
will receive confirmation of your registration by electronic mail. If you
need
to change your registration information at any time, you may also do so using
this form.
If you would like to present a poster, please let us know by checking the
appropriate item below and giving us the title of your poster. Please
remember
to submit your abstract (not to exceed 300 words) in LaTeX form separately by
electronic mail to eccad96@cs.rpi.edu before February 15, 1996 so that it can
be included in the SIGSAM bulletin.
If you would like to apply for a travel grant, please fill in the appropriate
section below. Limited travel support will be available, pending NSF
approval.
Travel grants are intended to cover costs for transportation and lodging to
attend the meeting. Applications for travel grants should be submitted no
later
than February 15, 1996.
If your browser does not support forms, please download the plaintext version
from the anonymous ftp archive ftp.cs.rpi.edu in the file
pub/eccad96/register.txt. Send the completed form by email to
eccad96@cs.rpi.edu.
The Absolute deadline for all registration is April 12, 1996.
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CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM
Part A
Personal Information
Name (Last, First, MI):
Badge Name (Last, First, MI[optional]):
Organization:
Address:
City:
State: Zip Code:
Phone: Fax:
Email Address:
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Part B
Poster Submissions
I wish to submit a poster: No Yes
Title of Poster.
[Send LaTeX source of abstract separately, before Feb 15, 1996 to
eccad96@cs.rpi.edu]
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Part C
Application for Travel Grant
I wish to be considered for a travel grant: No Yes
If you are a student requesting travel support please give the following
information.
Date of completion of Ph.D. (estimated or actual):
Ph.D. Advisor:
Institution:
Department:
Thesis topic:
Last Updated Dec 11, 1995
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