NA Digest Sunday, March 10, 1996 Volume 96 : Issue 10

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The MathWorks, Inc.
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From: Fred Fritsch <fritsch@anduin.ocf.llnl.gov>
Date: Wed, 6 Mar 96 16:29:10 PST
Subject: Bessel Function Derivatives

Does anybody out there know of any software to evaluate the
derivative with respect to the order nu of Bessel function K_nu(z)?
I am interested in evaluations for real valued nu and z. This
function was part of an expression generated by Mathematica as the
value of an integral, but there is no such function available in
that system.

I would appreciate references or any information you can provide.

Michael Axelrod
Electronic Engineering Research Division
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
axelrod1@popcorn.llnl.gov


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From: Magolu monga-Made <magolu@math.ruu.nl>
Date: Thu, 7 Mar 1996 17:31:53 +0100 (MET)
Subject: Change of Address for Mago Magolu

I have moved from the University of Nijmegen to the University
of Utrecht. My new co-ordinates are following

MAGOLU monga-Made
University of Utrecht tel : 31-30 2531529
Mathematical Institute fax : 31-30 2518394
Mailbox 80.010 email : magolu@math.ruu.nl
3508 TA UTRECHT The NETHERLANDS

Magolu monga-Made ---


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From: Thilo Penzl <thilo.penzl@Mathematik.TU-Chemnitz.DE>
Date: Fri, 8 Mar 96 10:39:53 MEZ
Subject: Software for Generalized Lyapunov Equations

I would like to announce the release of new FORTRAN codes for solving
the generalized Lyapunov matrix equations

   T        T                       T        T
  A  X E + E  X A = - Y    and     A  X A - E  X E  =  - Y.
Our software contains implementations of both the Bartels-Stewart method and
Hammarling's method.

The main features of the codes are:

* BLAS/LAPACK-based implementation (good performance, portability)
* implementation in FORTRAN77 (portability)
* estimation of separation and condition number
* scaling to prevent the solution from overflow
* solution of the transposed equations without transposing the involved
matrices explicitly

Manual pages for the main routines and example programs are enclosed.
Moreover, there is a preprint providing further information about the methods
utilized as well as their implementation.

The software and the preprint are available via anonymous ftp at

ftp.tu-chemnitz.de

from the directory

/pub/Local/mathematik/Penzl

where the compressed files

dglp.tar.Z (Bartels-Stewart method: subroutines, manual page, example)
dglphm.tar.Z (Hammarling's method: subroutines, manual page, example)
lyapunov.ps.Z (postscript version of the abovementioned preprint)

can be found.

If you have any questions, problems, or comments, please contact me via email:

tpenzl@mathematik.tu-chemnitz.de

Thilo Penzl Tel.: (+49) (0) 371-531-3955
Fakultaet fuer Mathematik Fax: (+49) (0) 371-531-2657
TU Chemnitz-Zwickau
09107 Chemnitz, Germany


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From: Jack Dongarra <dongarra@cs.utk.edu>
Date: Sun, 10 Mar 1996 10:56:02 -0500
Subject: BLAST Forum

BLAST Forum MINUTES

The existing BLAS have proven to be very effective in assisting
portable, efficient software for sequential, vector and shared
memory high-performance computers.

A forum has been establish to consider expanding the BLAS in a
number of directions in light of modern software, language, and
hardware developments.

On February 19-20, 1996 we held a BLAST Forum meeting in Nashville.
The minutes from that meeting are available on the BLAST Forum homepage:
http://www.netlib.org/utk/papers/blast-forum.html

We are planning another meeting of the Forum on May 20-22 in Atlanta.
If you would like to contribute to this ongoing discussion specific details
can be found in the BLAST Forum homepage.

Jack Dongarra


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From: Sergei Chobanyan <chobanya@assist.stt.msu.edu>
Date: Sun, 3 Mar 1996 19:12:34 -0500 (EST)
Subject: Grant for Joint USA-FSU Teams

Dear Colleagues,
As you probably know, US Civilian Research & Development Foundation for
Independent States of the Former Soviet Union has announced the Cooperative
Grant Program for joint US and Former Soviet Union scientific teams. In the
framework of this programe, a Georgian (Tbilisi) team of scientists
working in Numerical Methods at the Muskhelishvili Institute of Computational
Mathematics is seeking an American counterpart team working in a related
area. We offer the collaboration in the following areas:

1. Approximation of Cauchy type singular integrals and their application to
constructing effective numerical schemes in problems of mathematical physics
and plane theory of elasticity with proper theoretical investigation.

2. Construction and investigation of numerical schemes for singular integral
equations of quantum field theory. Some other problems related with the
theory of field.

3. Approximate methods of constructing conformal and quasi-conformal
mappings.

4. Methods of numerical solution of some linear and non-linear problems
of the theory of shell.

5. Some problems of plane and spatial theory of elasticity.

Interested mathematicians are requested to contact (very prompt contacts are
appreciated,applications due March 15,1996) by the e-mail
jemal@compmath.acnet.ge (Coordinator - Professor Jemal Sanikidze, Head of
Department of Numerical Methods in Analysis of Inst. Comp. Math. Georgian
Acad. Sci., Postal address: 8, Akuri str. TBILISI 380093 Republic of
Georgia).


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From: Valery P. Il'in <ilin@comcen.nsk.su>
Date: Mon, 4 Mar 96 12:40:27 +0700
Subject: Proceedings of AMCA-95

Dear Colleagues:

Recently we have published in Novosibirsk the Proceedings of the
International Conference AMCA-95. Below you will find the
information and Order Form. The Proceedings will be distributed
free to the participants of AMCA-95 Conference. We are also
interested in distributing the Proceeedings among libraries of
Universities and other Scientific Centers.
Would you kindly recommend to the Head of your library to
order these Proceedings?

Thank you very much in advance.
Sincerely yours,
Editor of Proceedings of AMCA-95,
Academician A.S.Alekseev


For Researches, Universities, Libraries
Announcement
Proceedings of AMCA-95 Conference

The International Conference "Advanced Mathematics, Computations and
Applications" has been hold in Novosibirsk, June 20-24, 1995.

The Proceedings have been published by Computing Center SD RAS
(Novosibirsk) with the support of Russian Foundation of Basic
Research (RFBR) and Italien C.N.R (Consiglio Nazionale Delle
Ricerche).

The Proceedings are edited by Academicians A.S.Alekseev (Novosibirsk)
and N.S.Bakhvalov (Moscow).

The contents of Proceedings consist of 82 selected artictles on the
following topics of the Conference:
- Approximations and Applications
- Circulation of Atmosphere and Ocean
- Computational Algebra
- Computer Architectures \& Technologies
- Domain Decomposition \& Multigrid Methods
- Incorrect and Inversed Problems
- Industrial Mathematics
- Mechanics of Continuous Media
- Statistical Simulation

The list of authors includes invited speakers (A.S.Alekseev, O.Axelsson,
N.S.Bakhvalov, V.P.Dymnikov, R.Ewing, Yu.A.Kuznetsov, M.M.Lavrentiev,
E.Magenes, A.S.Sarkisyan, J.Sundermann, V.S.Vladimirov) and contributors
- wellknown and young scientists from Russia, France, Germany, Italy,
Japan, USA and other countries.

The price of the book (748 pages, hard cover) is 99$.

The contents of Proceedings is available on the WWW
http:// www.comcen.nsk.su/amca95.html

For more information, please contact:

AMCA--95 Organizing Committee
Computing Center Russian Ac. Sci.,
Prospect Lavrentieva, 6
630090, Novosibirsk 90, RUSSIA
Tel.: (007)3832--351157
Fax: (007)3832--357942
E-mail: lida@comcen.nsk.su


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From: Biswa Datta <dattab@math.niu.edu>
Date: Mon, 4 Mar 96 09:16:01 CST
Subject: Reprint of Numerical Linear Algebra Book

There will soon be the third printing of my book : Numerical Linear
Algebra and Applications (Brooks/Cole Publishing Company, 1995).
I am working on the corrections for this reprint.
I shall be grateful to receive feedback ( corrections, suggestions, and
comments, etc.) at this time from colleagues who have used the book in the
class rooms and otherwise. Please send them to me : dattab@math.niu.edu
by March 15, 1996, if possible.
I would like to express my gratitude to those colleagues who have already
sent their feedback over the last one year.

Biswa Nath Datta


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From: Janos Pinter <pinter@tuns.ca>
Date: Tue, 5 Mar 1996 09:58:36 -0400 (AST)
Subject: New Book on Global Optimization

NEW BOOK IN APPLIED NUMERICAL ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION

TITLE: Global Optimization in Action (Continuous and Lipschitz
Optimization: Algorithms, Implementations and Applications)
AUTHOR: Janos D. Pinter (pinter@tuns.ca)
PUBLISHER: Kluwer Academic Publishers (kluwer.wkap.com)

SUMMARY
In sciences, engineering, and economics, decision problems are frequently
modelled by optimizing the value of a (primary) objective function, under
stated feasibility constraints. In many cases of practical relevance, the
optimization problem structure does not warrant the global optimality of
solutions found by local scope search approaches. Since the number and
quality of the local solutions is typically unknown, there is a strong
rationality for seeking the globally best solution(s).
The present volume provides a comprehensive discussion of adaptive parti-
tion strategies to solve global optimization problems under very general
structural requirements. A unified aproach to numerous known algorithms
makes possible their straightforward generalizations and extensions, with
a view towards efficient implementations.
A considerable part of the book is devoted to various applications. These
include some generic problems in numerical analysis, and several case
studies in engineering and environmental systems analysis and management.

AUDIENCE: professors, students, researchers and other professionals from
the fields of operations research, management science, industrial and ap-
plied mathematics, computer science, economics, engineering and environ-
mental sciences.

Published in November 1995; 508 pp.; hardbound. (ISBN 0-7923-3757-3)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: http://cad.bu.edu/go/pinter.html; pinter@tuns.ca


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From: IMACS Administration <imacs@cs.rutgers.edu>
Date: Tue, 5 Mar 1996 13:04:58 -0500
Subject: New Book on Iteative Methods in Linear Algebra

New Book Available from IMACS:

ITERATIVE METHODS IN LINEAR ALGEBRA, II
(Svetozar D. Margenov and Panayot S. Vassilevski, Editors)
(Volume 3 in the IMACS Series in Computational and Applied Mathematics)
Proceedings of The Second IMACS International Symposium
on Iterative Methods in Linear Algebra
held in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria June 17-20,1995

493 pages + vii// Price : $92:00 + $6:00 shipping and handling

List of topics and authors:
KRYLOV SUBSPACE METHODS: Owe Axelsson, Fancoise Chaitin-Chatelin,
Valerie Fraysse, M.B.van Gijzen, B. Philippe, M. Sadkane, Mario
Arioli, Daniel Ruiz, Krassimir Georgiev.

PARALLEL PRECONDITIONING TECHNIQUES: Gunhild Lindskog, Y. Notay,
Antoine Van de Velde, David R. Kincaid, David M. Young, Zakaria Ould
Amar, Bernard Philippe, Roger Blaise Sidje.

PERFORMANCE OF ITERATIVE METHODS: M.J. Dayde, J.Y. L'Excellent,
N.I.M. Gould, Michele Benzi, Miroslav Tuma, Ivan T. Dimov, Anete
N. Karaivanova, S. Markov, E. Popova, Ch. Ullrich,

DOMAIN DECOMPOSITION AND MULTILEVEL METHODS: Jinchao Xu, Richard
E. Ewing, Ove Saevareid, Jian Shen, S. Margenov, L. Xanthis,
L. Zikatanov, P.N. Vabishchevich, Svetozara Petrova.

FAST TRANSFORMS BASED PRECONDITIONERS: Raymond H. Chan, Tony F. Chan,
Chiu-Kwong Wong, W.M. Pickering, P.J. Harley, Giuseppe Fiorentino,
Stefano Serra, Plamen Y. Yalamov.

EIGENVALUE AND NONLINEAR PROBLEMS: Karabi Datta, Yoo Pyo Hong, Ran
Lee, Gerard L.G. Sleijpen, Henk A. Van der Vorst, M. Kaschiev,
D. Koulova-Nenova, Karl Meerbergen, Dirk Roose, V. Simoncini,

APPLICATIONS : Guan Qin, Hong Wang, Richard Ewing, Magne Espedal,
O.P. Iliev, C. Vuik, J.A. Denev, P. Stankov, Y.D. Dinkov, D.G. Markov,


Send order at $ 98 ea. shipping and handling included to :
IMACS Secretariat
Dept. of Computer Science
Rutgers University
Brett Road - Hill Center
Piscataway, NJ 08855 USA

(orders by individuals should include payment)


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From: Leonid Lebedev <lebedev@ns.unird.ac.ru>
Date: Thu, 7 Mar 96 12:11:39 +0400
Subject: New Book on Functional Analysis Applications

New Book Published
FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS; Applications in Mechanics and Inverse Problems
L.P. Lebedev, I.I. Vorovich (Dept. of Math.& Mech., Rostov SUniv., Russia)
G.M.L. Gladwell (Dept. of Civ.Eng., University of Waterloo, Canada)
In series: SOLID MECHANICS AND ITS APPLICATIONS, vol. 41
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht; 248 pp. , ISBN: 0-7923-3849-9
This is a book for people who want to use functional analysis to justify
approximate methods in Mechanics and Inverse Problems. It provides such
researchers with the tools they need without having to assimilate or skip
through concepts they do not need. For the applied mathematician the essential
difficulty attending the study of functional analysis is that the pure
mathematicians who have developed the field have carried the process of
abstraction to increasingly higher levels. In this book the authors have kept
the level of abstraction high enough for the majority of applications, and
have resisted the temptation to abstract to the limit.


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From: SIAM <gallaghe@siam.org>
Date: Tue, 05 Mar 96 16:27:42 EST
Subject: Electronic Submissions to SIAM Journal on Optimization

SIAM and the SIAM Journal on Optimization (SIOPT) are pleased to
announce that SIOPT is now accepting electronic manuscript submissions
in the form of PostScript files. Detailed instructions and further
information can be obtained on SIAM's World Wide Web server
(http://www.siam.org/esubs/esubs.htm) or by e-mail request from
siopt@siam.org.

This foray into electronic submissions is considered an experiment and
is therefore limited in scope. Currently, the SIAM Journal on
Optimization is the only SIAM journal accepting electronic
submissions. However, once our procedures have been tested, we hope to
allow electronic submissions on our other journals. Please stay tuned.

Please visit SIAM's World Wide Web server (http://www.siam.org) or
send e-mail to journals@siam.org for more information about the SIAM
Journal on Optimization or other SIAM journals.


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From: Allison Bogardo <bogardo@siam.org>
Date: Mon, 04 Mar 96 10:32:24 EST
Subject: SIAM Student Paper Prizes

The annual SIAM Student Paper Prizes will be awarded during the
1996 SIAM Annual Meeting.

If you are a student or know of a student who would like to take
part in the competition, here are the details:

The authors of the three best papers in applied and computational
mathematics written by students and submitted to SIAM will be
invited to attend the 1996 annual meeting in Kansas City,
Missouri, July 22-26. Each winner must present his/her paper at
the meeting and will receive a $750 cash award as well as gratis
registration for the meeting. Winners will be awarded
calligraphed certificates at a special prize ceremony at the
meeting. Papers must be singly authored and not previously
published or submitted for publication to be eligible for
consideration. To qualify, authors must be students in good
standing who have not received their PhDs at the time of
submission.

In submitting their work for publication, authors are asked to
consider SIAM journals.

Submissions must be received by SIAM on or before March 15, 1996.

Submissions, which must be in English, can be sent by regular
mail or fax. Each submission must include (1) an extended
abstract NOT LONGER THAN 5 PAGES (including bibliography); (2)
the complete paper, which will be used solely for clarification
of any questions; (3) a statement by the student's faculty
advisor that the paper has been prepared by the author indicated
and that the author is a student in good standing; (4) a letter
by the student's faculty advisor describing and evaluating the
paper's contribution; and (5) a short biography of the student.

Submissions will be judged on originality, significance, and
quality of exposition.

The winners will be notified by June 10, 1996.

If you have any questions, please contact: Allison Bogardo at
SIAM, 3600 University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA
19104-2688; telephone: (215) 382-9800; e-mail to
bogardo@siam.org; fax to (215) 386-7999.


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From: Chaoqun Liu <cliu@math.latech.edu>
Date: Mon, 4 Mar 1996 14:20:54 -0600 (CST)
Subject: Short Course in Computational Fluid Dynamics

SHORT COURSE
ADVANCES IN COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS
Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, Louisiana
June 24 - 28, 1996

Louisiana Tech University will host a five-day CFD short course
in the summer of 1996. A number of leading researchers will give lectures
and have one-on-one discussion with participants on recent advances in CFD.
Several advanced teaching and research codes for incompressible flow,
direct numerical simulation for flow transition, and numerical combustion
with detailed chemistry will be described and distributed to all attendants
free of charge.

Anyone who has interest in CFD and basic multigrid and CFD knowledge
is welcome to attend, including faculty, graduate students, scientific
researchers, government agents, and industrial scientists and engineers.
The registration fee, discounted for early registration, is $350 (group rate
is $250 each and student rate is $150), and it covers all lecture notes,
floppy disks with computational codes, a reception, and a formal dinner.

The lectures include:

Multigrid and multilevel adaptive methods
First-order system least squares (FOSLS)
Preconditioning for low speed flow
Central differences, the R-K scheme, and residual smoothing
Boundary conditions for time-dependent flows
Upwind differencing - principles and recent developments
Advanced turbulence models
Fast Navier-Stokes solvers
High-order grid generation
Direct numerical simulation for complex geometry
Non-reflecting outflow boundary conditions
Multilevel grid dissipation
Numerical simulation for turbulent combustion with detailed chemistry
Numerical pollutant prediction

The speakers include:

Dr. L. Sakell (US Air Force Office of Scientific Research)
Dr. A. Brandt (Weizmann Institute, Israel)
Dr. E. Turkel (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Dr. P. Roe (University of Michigan)
Dr. S. McCormick (University of Colorado at Boulder)
Drs. T-H Shih and J. Zhu (ICOMP, NASA Lewis Research Center)
Dr. C-H Sung (Navy David Taylor Research Center)
Dr. C. Liu ( Louisiana Tech University)
Drs. Z. Liu, X. Zheng, and C. Liao ( Louisiana Tech University)

FURTHER INFORMATION
Dr. Chaoqun Liu, Associate Professor
ACFD Short Course Chair
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Louisiana Tech University
P.O. Box 3189, Ruston, LA 71272-0001
Tel : (318) 257-2257
Fax : (318)257-3935
email : cliu@math.latech.edu
http://www.math.latech.edu/~cliu


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From: Michel Fortin <mfortin@mat.ulaval.ca>
Date: Tue, 5 Mar 96 09:32:58 EST
Subject: Summer Seminar on Plates and Shells

The Summer seminar of the Canadian mathematical Society

Plate and shells 96,

will be held at Laval University from July 22 to July 27 1996.

The seminar will cover all aspects of plates and shells methodology: models,
mathematical results, numerical methods, applications. Invited speakers will
offer two-hour lectures, permitting detailed presentations. Our web site

http://www.mat.ulaval.ca/shells

has been updated and contains more information about accomodation in Quebec
and other topics.

Contact: Michel.Fortin@mat.ulaval.ca


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From: A. Matrone <maal113@mailer.cira.it>
Date: Wed, 6 Mar 96 16:22:12 +0100
Subject: Parallel CFD Conference

PARALLEL CFD 96' CONFERENCE
SUMMARY OF THE PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Europa Palace Hotel
Capri (Italy), May 20-23, 1996
organized by C.I.R.A.

SPONSORS
AEREA (Association of European Research Establishments in Aeronautics), ALENIA
SPAZIO, CONVEX, ECCOMAS, ENEA, IBM, NEC, SILICON GRAPHICS
EUROPEAN MANAGING COMMITTEE
P.Schiano, CIRA (chairman) D.Emerson, CLRC
A.Geiger, RUS J.Periaux, Dassault Aviation
SCIENTIFIC AND ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
R.K.Agarwal, Wichita State University R.Blech, NASA Lewis
B.Chetveruskin, Russian Academy of Sc. A.Ecer, IUPUI
I.Foster, Argonne National Laboratoryi P.Fox, IUPUI
J.Hauser, Center for Log. & Exp. Systems C.Jenssen, SINTEF
P.Leca, ONERA C.A.Lin, National Tsing Hua Univ.
D.Mc Carthy, Boeing R.Pelz,Rutgers University
N.Satofuka,Kyoto Institute of Technology V.Saxena, IBM
H.Simon, Silicon Graphics S.Taylor, Caltech
M.E.S.Vigels, NLR D.Weaver, Phillips Laboratories
INVITED SPEAKERS
S. Chien, Purdue University H.Jonishi, Hitachi, Ltd
S.Lanteri, INRIA P.Leca, ONERA
R.Pelz, Rutgers University S.Bryson, NASA Ames
A.Quarteroni, CRS4 J.B.Vos, EPFL
C.Ronchi, ENEA W.Schmidt, Daimler-Benz AG
PANEL DISCUSSION
Industrial Experiences - moderator: W.Loeve, NLR

The complete document can be found on the World Wide Web: http://cira.it
or can be requested at the following e-mail address: parcfd96@cira.it


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From: SOR 96 <sor96@moa.math.nat.tu-bs.de>
Date: Thu, 7 Mar 1996 08:12:02 +0100
Subject: Symposium on Operations Research

Announcement and Call for Papers
SYMPOSIUM ON OPERATIONS RESEARCH (SOR96)

Annual Conference of the DGOR and GM\"OOR
with the participation of WG 7.4 of the IFIP

Technical University Braunschweig, Germany
September 4-6, 1996

Section Chairperson
1. Linear Programming Bixby, Houston
2. Nonlinear Programming Scholtes, Karlsruhe
3. Combinatorial and Discrete Optimization Burkard, Graz
4. Graph Algorithms and Complexity M\"ohring, Berlin
5. Stochastic Models and Optimization Mosler, K\"oln
6. Scheduling Drexl, Kiel
7. Production Tempelmeier, K\"oln
8. Transportation Domschke, Darmstadt
9. Macroeconomics, Economic Theory, Games Eichhorn, Karlsruhe
10. Statistics and Econometrics Krei{\ss}, Braunschweig
11. Marketing and Data Analysis Gaul, Karlsruhe
12. Information and Decision Support Systems Derigs, K\"oln
13. Banking, Finance, Insurance Minnemann, D\"usseldorf
14. Environment, Energy, Health Stepan, Wien
15. Neural Networks and Fuzzy Systems Werners, Bochum
16. Control Theory Hartl, Wien
17. Simulation Chamoni, Duisburg
18. Practical OR (Application Reports) Schuster, Jesteburg

Conference languages: English and German

Deadlines:
Apr 1, 1996 Deadline for sending a paper copy of the abstract
Apr 15, 1996 Deadline for sending the abstract by e-mail (preferred)
May 15, 1996 Regular registration deadline
Jul 15, 1996 Sendout of the preliminary program
Aug 1, 1996 Deadline for requests for cancellation refund
Aug 1, 1996 Deadline for receipt of a paper for the proceedings volume

Distribution and gathering of information for SOR96 will to a large extent
be based on e-mail and electronic networks. So, whenever possible, use e-mail
and the Web for communication. The e-mail address for all these contacts is

sor96@tu-bs.de

Certain keywords on the subject line will trigger automatic responses such as

Subject Reply
info returns the detailed second announcement
help returns a description of the e-mail interface
help registration returns a registration form
help abstract returns an abstract form
help hotel returns a hotel form
help manuscript returns information concerning manuscripts for
the proceedings

To communicate via the Web, start at URL

http://moa.math.nat.tu-bs.de/sor96

and follow the respective links (WWW-forms).

Organizing committee: Program committee: Mailing address:

Prof.Dr. R. Scha{\ss}berger Prof. Dr. Dr. U. Derigs Prof. Dr. U. Zimmermann
Prof.Dr. S. Vo{\ss} Prof. Dr. W. Gaul Abt. Mathem. Optimierung
Prof.Dr. G. W\"ascher Prof. Dr. R. H. M\"ohring TU Braunschweig
Prof.Dr. U. Zimmermann K.-P. Schuster D-38106 Braunschweig
Prof. Dr. U. Zimmermann Tel.: ++49(0)531-391-7550
Fax.: ++49(0)531-391-7559
e-mail: sor96@tu-bs.de


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From: Randi Moe <Randi.Moe@ii.uib.no>
Date: Thu, 7 Mar 1996 10:53:33 +0100
Subject: Conference on Domain Decomposition Methods

THE NINTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON
DOMAIN DECOMPOSITION METHODS

When: 3rd - 8th June 1996

Where: At Ullensvang hotel by the Hardanger Fjord, near Bergen, NORWAY.

During the conference more than 100 contributed talks will be presented
covering topics like:

Iterative substructuring, Schwarz methods, Mortar Element methods,
Fictitious Space Methods, Spectral methods, Newton-Krylov methods,
Multilevel/multigrid methods, Eigenvalue problems, and Partitioning problems

with applications to:

structural analysis, gas explosion, oil reservoirs,
computational fluid dynamics,
aluminium extrusion, metal cutting, acoustics, atmospheric models,
semiconductor devices, and aircraft engine design.

INVITED SPEAKERS:
- Randolph Bank (University of California, San Diego)
- Frederic Bourquin (Laboratoire Central des Ponts et Chaussees)
- Franco Brezzi (University of Pavia):
Stabilization techniques for DDM with non-matching grids
- Magne Espedal (University of Bergen):
Domain Decomposition Methods for Heterogeneous Reservoir Flow Models
- Richard Falk (Rutgers University):
Preconditioning in H(div) and Applications
- Michael Griebel (Universitat Bonn)
- Yuri Kuznetsov (Academy of Sciences, Moscow):
Overlapping Domain Decomposition with Non-matching Grids
- Yvon Maday (Universite Paris VI)
- Jan Mandel (University of Colorado, Denver):
The Two-level FETI Method for Static and Time Dependent Fourth-order
PDES: Application to Plate and Shell Problems
- Zhong-Ci Shi (Academia Sinica, Beijing)
- Barry Smith (Argonne National Laboratory):
Domain Decomposition: Software for Applications
- Patrick Le Tallec (INRIA, Paris):
Generalized Neumann-Neumann preconditioners for iterative substructuring.
- Olof Widlund (Courant Institute, New York University):
Domain Decomposition Methods for Mortar and Higher Order Finite Elements:
New Results.
- Apostol Vassilev (Schlumberger)
- Gabriel Wittum (Universitat Stuttgart):
Adaptive Frequency Filtering: A class of fast solvers for
large systems of equations

CONFERENCE DEADLINES:
* Conference registration before 25. March 1996.
* Hotel registration before 25. March 1996.
* Registration forms can be found on WWW.
* Alternatively, send us E-mail, a fax or call us.

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE:
Petter E. Bjorstad (Bergen), James Bramble (Ithaca), Tony Chan (Los Angeles),
Peter Deuflhard (Berlin), Roland Glowinski (Houston), David Keyes (Virginia),
Yuri Kuznetsov (Moscow), Jacques Periaux (St Cloud), Olivier Pirronneau
(Paris), Alfio Quarteroni (Milano), Zhongci Shi (Beijing), Wolfgang Wendland
(Stuttgart), Olof Widlund (New York), Jinchao Xu (Pennsylvania).

The conference is organized by the University of Bergen.
More information can be found on WWW.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Petter E. Bjorstad, Merete Sofie Eikemo, Magne Espedal,
Randi Moe and Synnove S. Palmstrom.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Mrs Synnove S. Palmstrom Phone.: +47 55 54 41 70
DD9 Conference secretary Fax.: +47 55 54 41 99
Department of Informatics/Parallab Email: dd9@ii.uib.no
Hoyteknologisenteret WWW: http://www.ii.uib.no/dd9/
N-5020 Bergen, Norway


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From: Bette Byrne <Bette.Byrne@comlab.ox.ac.uk>
Date: Fri, 8 Mar 96 11:59:00 GMT
Subject: Computational Fluids Dynamcis Workshop at Oxford

INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS

One-Day Workshop on Fluid Structure Interaction
Tuesday, 26th March, 1996
University of Oxford

SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT

This one-day workshop will discuss the important area of connections
between fluids and structures in a number of contexts.

The meeting will take place in the Computing Laboratory and is planned to
begin at 10.00 a.m. with coffee.

INVITED SPEAKERS:

Prof P W Carpenter (University of Warwick)
Simulation of the dynamic interaction between shear flows and
flexible panels

Prof M Cross (University of Greenwich)
A finite volume unstructured mesh approach to the modelling of
fluid-structure interaction with applications in metals processing

Dr M B Giles (University of Oxford)
Analysis of numerical coupling procedures

Dr H Goyder (AEA Technology)
CFD for Vortex Shedding Vibration

Mr A G Hutton (Nuclear Electric)
Thermo-fluid loading of structures

Dr M Imregun (Imperial College)
An overview of the AE research activities at the Vibration Engineering
Centre, Imperial College

Dr P Macey (PAFEC)
Acoustic/structural interaction using finite element, boundary element
and hybrid methods.

In addition there will be a short presentation by Dr F S Henry (City University)
on "Predictions of flow in a model artery".

If you require any further information please contact:

Mrs B C Byrne,Oxford University Computing Laboratory, Wolfson Building,
Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3QD. Tel: (01865) 273883, Fax: (01865) 273839,
Email: bette@comlab.ox.ac.uk


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From: Jerzy Wasniewski <unijw@unidhp1.uni-c.dk>
Date: Fri, 8 Mar 1996 16:53:43 +0100 (MET)
Subject: Workshop on Applied Parallel Computing

PARA96, WORKSHOP ON APPLIED PARALLEL COMPUTING IN
INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS AND OPTIMIZATION

Organized by:
UNI-C (The Danish Computing Centre for Research and Education) and
IMM (The Department for Mathematical Modelling of the Technical
University of Denmark) in collaboration with
Professor Jack Dongarra from the University of Tennessee and
Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Dates: August 18, 1996 - 2 tutorials:
1) Wavelets/Signal and Image Processing and
2) Programming Parallel Computers
August 19 - 21, 1996 - Workshop sessions
Place: UNI-C, The Danish Computing Centre for Research and Education,
The Technical University of Denmark, Bldg. 304, DK-2800 Lyngby,
DENMARK

The PARA96 meeting will be followed by a linear programming workshop,
August 21-24, 1996, organized by the Department of Mathematical Modelling.

Some of the key speakers are:

Bjarne Stig Andersen, UNI-C, Denmark; Jens Damgaard Andersen, University
of Copenhagen; Vincent A. Barker, Technical University of Denmark; Gert
Due Billing, University of Copenhagen; Petter E. Bj=F8rstad, University of
Bergen; Jens Clausen, Copenhagen University; Jack Dongarra, Tennessee
University and Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Iain Duff, Rutherford
Appleton Laboratory and CERFACS; Salvatore Filippone, IBM Research Center,
Italy; Bengt Fornberg, University of Colorado; Gene Golub, Stanford
University; Fred Gustavson, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center; Per Christian
Hansen, UNI-C, Denmark; Bj=F6rn Jawerth, Goteborg University and South
Carolina University; Jesper Larsen, Math-Tech ApS, Denmark; Sean McKee,
University of Strathclyde; Panos Pardalos, University of Florida; John
Perram, University of Odense; Stefano Salvini, Numerical Algorithms Group;
Stig Skelboe, Copenhagen University; Danny C. Sorensen, Rice University;
Jens N. S=F8rensen, Technical University of Denmark; Per Grove Thomsen,
Technical University of Denmark; S=F8ren Toxv=E6rd, Copenhagen University;
Henk Van der Vorst, University of Utrecht; Zahari Zlatev, Environmental
Research Institute, Denmark

A limited number of contributed 20 or 30 min. talks will be selected
for the workshop. Poster sessions will also be organized. Potential
contributors should notice the following deadlines.

Deadlines: Abstracts no more than one A4 page (talks and posters) by=20
June 15, 1996. Papers between 5 and 10 pages for conference proceedings
by July 31, 1996. All the conference papers will be published by
Springer-Verlag as one of the Computer Science Lecture Notes.

WWW: The PARA96 workshop information are available by website:

http://uniweb.uni-c.dk/para/para96.html

Mailing list: Some of the workshop information will be distributed by
the mailing list. To subscribe send a message to:
listserv@listserv.uni-c.dk
containing
sub para-l Yourname

More information are available from:
Jerzy Wasniewski, UNI-C, DTU, Bldg. 304
DK-2800 Lyngby, Denmark
tel: +4535878967, fax: +4535878990
email: workshop@uni-c.dk


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From: Robert Corless <rmc@pineapple.apmaths.uwo.ca>
Date: Fri, 8 Mar 1996 20:15:30 -0500
Subject: Southern Ontario Numerical Analysis Day

1996 SOUTHERN ONTARIO NUMERICAL ANALYSIS DAY
ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS

The next Southern Ontario Numerical Analysis Day will be held on Saturday,
April 27, 1996. It will be hosted by the Department of Applied Mathematics
at The University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario, Canada.

You can register and get more information by looking at our World Wide Web
site at

http://pineapple.apmaths.uwo.ca/conferences

Alternatively, send e-mail to one of the organizers listed below,
and registration information will be sent to you.

There is no registration fee.

ORGANIZERS

* Rob Corless, rmc@pineapple.apmaths.uwo.ca, 661-3649
* Paulina Chin, pchin@julian.uwo.ca, (519) 661-3649

TIME AND LOCATION

Saturday, April 27, 1996, 8:30am.
Room 240, Western Science Centre
University of Western Ontario
London, Ontario, Canada

Reception in Somerville House Lounge on Friday, April 26, 7:00pm-10:00pm.

MAIN THEMES

* Industrial Mathematical Computation
* Differential-Algebraic Equations

INVITED PRESENTATIONS

* Dr. George Corliss (Marquette University),
* Dr. Marzban Kermani, Cray Research.
* Dr. Michel Pettigrew (Honeywell Hi-Spec, London).

GRADUATE STUDENT PRESENTATIONS

In keeping with tradition, the bulk of the day will be used by graduate
students to give short talks on their work. If you wish to give a talk,
please send a title and abstract by March 29, 1996 to Rob Corless at
rmc@pineapple.apmaths.uwo.ca.

Even if you are not planning to give a talk, please mark the date
on your calendar as you are very welcome to attend.


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From: Daniel Berhane <D.Berhane@greenwich.ac.uk>
Date: Tue, 05 Mar 96 00:58:18 -0800
Subject: Postdoctoral Position at University of Greenwich

FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING GROUP VACANCIES, the University of Greenwich
POST DOCTORIAL FELLOW IN FIRE MODELLING (POST 1)

Expansion of the group has created an opportunity for an ambitious
and enterprising researcher capable of combining project management
skills with hands-on CFD and fire modelling. The successful candidate
will be from an academic or industrial background and will also be a
team player with a PhD and demonstrable track record in generating
research funding:

Salary circa stlg 26K per annum. This post is a renewable position,
avaliable initially for 1 year.

RESEARCH ASSISTANT IN AIRCRAFT EVACUATION STUDIES (Post 2)

This post is for a fixed period of 18 months and forms part of the
EXODUS Evacuation Model development. The project entails the analysis
of experimental evacuation data, in the form of reports and video
footage, provided by aircraft manufacturers.

Candidates ideally will be graduates of mathematics, statistics or
engineering. Interests in aviation safety analysis and psychology would
be desirable.

Salary scale stlg 11385 - stlg 15757 per annum inclusive depending on age
and experience.


POST-DOCTORAL FELLOW IN TWO-PHASE FLOW AND FIRE (Post 3)

This post is for an initial period of 18 months extendable to 36 months
and is funded by the EC under the Brite Euram Program. The project
involves the development and application of water spray fire suppression
computer models within a CFD framework.

Candidates ideally will have a PhD in mathematics or engineering with
experience in CFD, preferably with two-phase flow experience.

Salary scale stlg19395 - stlg24491 per annum inclusive depending on age
and experience.

Information concerning the Fire Safety Engineering Group can be found on
the WWW at: http://www.greenwich.ac.uk/research/cms/fire

For Further information contact:

Prof E.R. Galea,
Director Fire Safety Engineering Group,
School Computing and Mathematical Sciences,
University of Greenwich,
Wellington Street,
Woolwich, Telephone : +44 (0)181-331-8730
London SE18 6PF. Fax : +44 (0)181-331-8665

E.Mail : E.R.Galea@greenwich.ac.uk HTTP : http://www.gre.ac.uk/~ge03


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From: Ben Polman <Ben.Polman@sci.kun.nl>
Date: Fri, 08 Mar 96 14:21:14 +0100
Subject: Position at the University of Nijmegen

Workgroup in Numerical Analysis, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics

For the project "High performance Computing of non-linear problems in the
numerical modelling of constructions" a ph.d. research position is
available with start as soon as possible. The project is supported by the
Netherlands Technology Foundation (STW).

The research concerns the development of numerical solution methods for
linear and non-linear problems which work efficiently on parallel
computers. The best methods will be implemented first in a pilot version
primarily for a network of workstations.
Later the methods will be implemented in a product version of the f.e.
software package DIANA at TNO Building Constructions Research at Rijswijk
and applied for very large scale problems arising in material science
research.
The method development takes place at the Numerical Analysis group at the
University of Nijmegen, while the implementation and validation takes place
at TNO.

Required experience
The successful candidate should have a university degree in Mathematics or
Computer Science with documented knowledge of the finite element method.
Experience as a programmer for high performence computers is an additional
plus.

Employment conditions
The employment takes place in the form of a temporary position (max 4 years)
at NWO (Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research). The salary for
the first year is 2091,- brut per month and increases to 3734,- in the
fourth year. Female candidates are encouraged to apply.

Further information:
Call prof. A.O.H. Axelsson, tel (024)3653231 or e-mail, axelsson@sci.kun.nl

The written application with a curriculum vitae and copies of diplomas
should be sent within two weeks to Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics,
afd. Personele Zaken,Toernooiveld 1, 6525 ED Nijmegen with reference to the
vacant position number 49-96 on the envelope.


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From: SIAM <tschoban@siam.org>
Date: Wed, 06 Mar 96 08:55:46 EST
Subject: Contents, SIAM Numerical Analysis

SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis
APRIL 1996, Volume 33, Number 2
CONTENTS

Multiresolution Standard Form of a Matrix
Francesc Arandiga and Vicente F. Candela

Computation of Hopf Bifurcation with Bordered Matrices
Bodo Werner

Multigrid Waveform Relaxation on Spatial Finite Element Meshes: The
Continuous-Time Case
Jan Janssen and Stefan Vandewalle

Symplectic Integration of Constrained Hamiltonian Systems by
Composition Methods
Sebastian Reich

A Priori Estimates for Mixed Finite Element Approximations of
Second-Order Hyperbolic Equations with Absorbing Boundary Conditions
Lawrence C. Cowsar, Todd F. Dupont, and Mary F. Wheeler

Superconvergence in Finite Element Methods and Meshes that are
Locally Symmetric with Respect to a Point
A. H. Schatz, I. H. Sloan, and L. B. Wahlbin

Error Estimates for Finite Element Methods for Scalar Conservation Laws
Bernardo Cockburn and Pierre-Alain Gremaud

Two-Level Schwarz Methods for the Biharmonic Problem Discretized by Conforming
C1 Elements
Xuejun Zhang

Upper and Lower Bounds on the Dimension of Multivariate Spline
Spaces
Peter Alfeld

Block Iterative Algorithms for Solving Hermite Bicubic Collocation Equations
W. Sun

Error Bounds on the Estimation of Fractal Dimension
B. Dubuc and S. Dubuc

High-Resolution Conservative Algorithms for Advection in
Incompressible Flow
Randall J. LeVeque

Asymptotic and A Posteriori Error Estimates for Boundary Element
Solutions of Hypersingular Integral Equations
Miloslav Feistauer, George C. Hsiao, and Ralph E. Kleinman

A Block Finite Difference Scheme for Second-Order Elliptic Problems with
Discontinuous Coefficients
Jian Shen

Finite-Rank Methods and Their Stability for Coupled Systems of
Operator Equations
Alain Largillier and Balmohan V. Limaye

The Optimal p-Version Approximation of Singularities on Polyhedra in the
Boundary Element Method
Christoph Schwab and Manil Suri

Nonoscillatory High Order Accurate Self-Similar Maximum Principle Satisfying
Shock Capturing Schemes I
Xu-Dong Liu and Stanley Osher

A Finite Element Method for the Compressible Stokes Equations
R. Bruce Kellogg and Biyue Liu

The h-p Version of the Boundary Element Method for Transmission
Problems with Piecewise Analytic Data
Benqi Guo, Norbert Heuer, and Ernst P. Stephan

A Convergence Analysis of a P-Version Finite Element Method for One-Dimensional
Elastoplasticity Problem with Constitutive Laws Based on the Gauge Function
Method
Y. Li and I. Babuska


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From: SIAM <tschoban@siam.org>
Date: Fri, 08 Mar 96 11:36:27 EST
Subject: Contents, SIAM Matrix Analysis and Applications

SIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications
APRIL 1996, Volume 17, Number 2
CONTENTS

Relations Between Galerkin and Norm-Minimizing Iterative Methods for Solving
Linear Systems
Jane Cullum and Anne Greenbaum

Computation of Numerical Pade-Hermite and Simultaneous Pade Systems I: Near
Inversion of Generalized Sylvester Matrices
Stan Cabay, Anthony R. Jones, and George Labahn

Computation of Numerical Pade-Hermite and Simultaneous Pade Systems II: A
Weakly Stable Algorithm
Stan Cabay, Anthony R. Jones, and George Labahn

On Two-Sided Bounds Related to Weakly Diagonally Dominant M-Matrices With
Application to Digital Circuit Dynamics
P. N. Shivakumar, Joseph J. Williams, Qiang Ye, and Corneliu A. Marinov

Perturbation Analysis of the Pole Assignment Problem
Ji-Guang Sun

A Subspace Model Identification Solution to the Identification of Mixed Causal,
Anti-Causal LTI Systems
Michel Verhaegen

Is the Polar Decomposition Finitely Computable?
Alan George and Kh. Ikramov

On the Properties of a Relative Entropy Functional
J.-P. Le Cadre

Perturbation Analysis for Two-Sided (or Complete) Orthogonal Decompositions
Ricardo D. Fierro

A Jacobi-Davidson Iteration Method for Linear Eigenvalue Problems
Gerard L. G. Sleijpen and Henk A. Van der Vorst

Generalized Inverses of Differential-Algebraic Operators
Peter Kunkel and Volker Mehrmann

Some Results on Structure Prediction in Sparse QR Factorization
Esmond G. Ng and Barry W. Peyton


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From: Richard Brualdi <brualdi@math.wisc.edu>
Date: Wed, 6 Mar 1996 10:04:45 -0600 (CST)
Subject: Contents, Linear Algebra and its Applications

LINEAR ALGEBRA AND ITS APPLICATIONS
Contents Volumes 237/238
Fifth Special Issue on Linear Algebra and Statistics:
In Celebration of C. R. Rao's 75th Birthday (September 10, 1995)

Simo Puntanen (Tampere, Finland) and George P. H. Styan (Montreal,
Quebec, Canada)
A Brief Biography and Appreciation of Calyampudi Radhakrishna Rao,
With a Bibliography of His Books and Papers 1

Sujit Kumar Mitra and K. Manjunatha Prasad (New Delhi, India)
The Nonunique Shorted Matrix 41

Jianming Miao and Adi Ben-Israel (New Brunswick, New Jersey)
Product Cosines of Angles Between Subspaces 71

Donald W. Robinson (Provo, Utah)
The Determinantal-Rank Idempotents of a Matrix 83

Xuzhou Chen and Robert E. Hartwig (Raleigh, North Carolina)
The Group Inverse of a Triangular Matrix 97

K. P. S. Bhaskara Rao (Bangalore, India)
Generalized Inverses With Respect to General Norms. III 109

Jerzy K. Baksalary (Zielona Gora, Poland) and Augustyn Markiewicz
(Poznan, Poland)
Further Results on Invariance of the Eigenvalues of Matrix Products
Involving Generalized Inverses 115

Heinz Neudecker and Shuangzhe Liu (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
The Density of the Moore-Penrose Inverse of a Random Matrix 123

Heinz Neudecker (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
The Asymptotic Variance Matrices of the Sample Correlation Matrix in
Elliptical and Normal Situations and Their Proportionality 127

Yasuko Chikuse (Takamatsu-shi, Kagawa-ken, Japan)
Edgeworth and Saddle-Point Approximations for Random Rectangular
Matrices 133

Bjorn Holmquist (Lund, Sweden)
The d-Variate Vector Hermite Polynomial of Order k 155

Shagufta A. Sultan and Derrick S. Tracy (Windsor, Ontario, Canada)
Moments of the Complex Multivariate Normal Distribution 191

Richard William Farebrother (Manchester, United Kingdom)
Some Early Statistical Contributions to the Theory and Practice of
Linear Algebra 205

Wietse Dol, Ton Steerneman, and Tom Wansbeek (Groningen, The Netherlands)
Matrix Algebra and Sampling Theory: The Case of the Horvitz-Thompson
Estimator 225

Jean-Jacques Techene (Pau, France)
Sur la Notion de Projection Orthogonale dans un Espace Semi-euclidien 239

Jurgen Gross and Gotz Trenkler (Dortmund, Germany)
On the Least Squares Distance Between Affine Subspaces 269

Hans Schneeweiss (Munchen, Germany)
The Reduced Form of Recursive Models: Small Sample Properties 277

Paul A. Bekker and Tom J. Wansbeek (Groningen, The Netherlands)
Proxies versus Omitted Variables in Regression Analysis 301

Simo Puntanen (Tampere, Finland) and Alastair J. Scott (Auckland,
New Zealand)
Some Further Remarks on the Singular Linear Model 313

Stephen Haslett (Palmerston North, New Zealand)
Updating Linear Models With Dependent Errors to Include Additional Data
and/or Parameters 329

Hasik Sunwoo (Chungju, Korea)
Simple Algorithms About Kronecker Products in the Linear Model 351

H. J. Werner (Bonn, Germany) and C. Yapar (Trabzon, Turkey)
On Inequality Constrained Generalized Least Squares Selections in the
General Possibly Singular Gauss-Markov Model: A Projector Theoretical
Approach 359

Hans Joachim Werner (Bonn, Germany) and Cemil Yapar (Trabzon, Turkey)
A BLUE Decomposition in the General Linear Regression Model 395

Michael D. Perlman (Seattle, Washington)
On Stochastic Majorization of the Eigenvalues of a Wishart Matrix 405

Kenneth Nordstrom (Helsinki, Finland) and Thomas Mathew (Baltimore, Maryland)
Inequalities for Sums of Matrix Quadratic Forms 429

B. Mond (Bundoora, Victoria, Australia) and J. E. Pecaric (Zagreb, Croatia)
A Mixed Arithmetic-Mean Harmonic-Mean Matrix Inequality 449

Josip E. Pecaric (Zagreb, Croatia), Simo Puntanen (Tampere, Finland), and
George P. H. Styan (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
Some Further Matrix Extensions of the Cauchy-Schwarz and Kantorovich
Inequalities, With Some Statistical Applications 455

Peter Semrl (Maribor, Slovenia)
On a Matrix Version of Cochran's Statistical Theorem 477

Jerzy K. Baksalary (Zielona Gora, Poland), Peter Semrl (Maribor, Slovenia),
and George P. H. Styan (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
A Note on Rank Additivity and Range Additivity 489

Robert E. Hartwig (Raleigh, North Carolina), Matjaz Omladic (Ljubljana,
Slovenia), Peter Semrl (Maribor, Slovenia), and George P. H. Styan
(Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
On Some Characterizations of Pairwise Star Orthogonality Using Rank and
Dagger Additivity and Subtractivity 499

D. Collombier (Pau, France)
Tableaux a frequences marginales d'ordre 2 proportionnelles 509

A. El Mossadeq (Casablanca, Maroc)
Fractions de Resolution w et Groupes Abeliens Finis 539

A. C. Georgiou and N. Tsantas (Thessaloniki, Greece)
Nonstationary Cyclic Behavior in Markov Systems 549

Andre Klein and Peter Spreij (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
On Fisher's Information Matrix of an ARMAX Process and Sylvester's
Resultant Matrices 579

Author Index 591


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From: Ron Boisvert <boisvert@cam.nist.gov>
Date: Fri, 8 Mar 96 15:26:36 EST
Subject: Contents, Transactions on Mathematical Software

For details, see the TOMS Web page at http://www.acm.org/toms/

Table of Contents
ACM TRANSACTIONS ON MATHEMATICAL SOFTWARE (TOMS)
Volume 22, Number 1 (March 1996)

R. J. Renka
Algorithm 751. TRIPACK: Constrained Two-Dimensional Delaunay
Triangulation Package
1-8

R. J. Renka
Algorithm 752. SRFPACK: Software for Scattered Data Fitting with
a Constrained Surface under Tension
9-17.

Paul E. Buis and Wayne R. Dyksen
Efficient Vector and Parallel Manipulation of Tensor Products
18-23.

Paul E. Buis and Wayne R. Dyksen
Algorithm 753. TENPACK: A LINPACK/BLAS2-based Library for the
Computer Manipulation of Tensor Products
24-29.

I. S. Duff and J. A. Scott
The Design of a New Frontal Code for Solving Sparse Unsymmetric
Systems
30-45.

Roland W. Freund and Noel M. Nachtigal, QMRPACK: A Package of QMR
Algorithms, pp. 46-77.

Bo Kagstrom and Peter Poromaa
LAPACK-Stryle Algorithms and Software for Solving the Generalized
Sylvester Equation and Estimating the Separation between Regular
Matrix Pairs
78-103.

Mauricio G.C. Resende, Panos M. Pardalos and Yong Li
Algorithm 754. Fortran Subroutines for Approximate Solution of Dense
Quadratic Assignment Problems Using GRASP
104-118.

C. S. Wallace
Fast Pseudo-Random Generators for Normal and Exponential Variates
118-127.


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