In late 1999, a questionnaire was circulated among physicists asking several questions about the past, present and future of physics. We are doing research of a similar nature for mathematics. In our endeavour, we wish to discover what fascinates mathematicians about their subject, how they came into the field and what they think about it now. In this research, we are interviewing mathematicians and circulating a questionnaire. Among the mathematicians supporting our research with individual interviews are Louis H. Kauffman, John H. Conway and Michael V. Berry.
For ease of participation, the questionnaire is available in an online form.
Prof. Dr. Lokenath Debnath
IJMMS Managing Editor
Department of Mathematics
University of Central Florida
Group Pub Forum Home Page
A discussion of any aspect of Group Theory. The reason for the name is that the spirit is supposed to be that of a conversation in a pub at a Group Theory conference. The forum has over 400 members world-wide.
the Yahoo Mathematics Page at Stanford
NUMERICA is a library of source codes for solving hyperbolic partial differential equations using a broad range of modern, high resolution shock capturing conservative and non-conservative numerical methods. Most of the programs are based on upwind schemes of the Godunov and Flux Vector Splitting type but also included are centred flux and slope limiter TVD methods. Exact and several approximate Riemann solvers form the basic routines of the many schemes of first and higher order of accuracy included in the library.Mathematical Modelling Applied Mathematics Numerical Analysis of PDEs Fluid Mechanics Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Computational Mathematics Computational Physics Computational Hydraulics