: Hans Georg Bock, Ekaterina K
: Hans Georg Bock, Ekaterina Kostina, Hoang Xuan Phu, Rolf Rannacher
: Modeling, Simulation and Optimization of Complex Processes Proceedings of the Third International Conference on High Performance Scientific Computing, March 6-10, 2006, Hanoi, Vietnam
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This proceedings volume covers the broad interdisciplinary spectrum of scientific computing and presents recent advances in theory, development of methods, and applications in practice.

Preface5
Contents7
Development of a Fault Detection Model- Based Controller12
1 Introduction12
2 Fault Modeling13
3 Fault Detection and Diagnosis (FDD)15
4 Controller Reconfiguration (CR)19
5 Conclusion22
References23
Sensitivity Generation in an Adaptive BDF- Method26
1 Introduction26
2 Efficient Solution of the Initial Value Problems27
3 Sensitivity Generation28
4 Numerical Examples33
5 Conclusion and Outlook34
References35
The gVERSE RF Pulse: An Optimal Approach to MRI Pulse Design36
1 Introduction to the Problem36
2 MRI Background37
3 The gVERSE Model40
4 Results46
5 Image Reconstruction53
6 Conclusions and Future Work56
Future Work58
References58
Modelling the Performance of the Gaussian Chemistry Code on x86 Architectures60
1 Introduction60
2 Background62
3 Observed Timings and Hardware Counter Data65
4 Previous Work68
5 Conclusions and Future Work68
Acknowledgments69
References69
Numerical Simulation of the December 26, 2004: Indian Ocean Tsunami70
1 Introduction70
2 Source and Propagation Models71
3 Tsunami Simulations73
4 Discussion of Results74
5 Final Remarks78
6 Acknowledgments78
References79
Approximate Dynamic Programming for Generation of Robustly Stable Feedback Controllers80
1 Introduction80
2 Robust Dynamic Programming with Constraints82
3 Polyhedral Dynamic Programming84
4 Approximate Robust Dynamic Programming86
5 Stable Epigraphs and the Uroborus89
6 Stability of a Tutorial Example92
7 Conclusions94
References95
Integer Programming Approaches to Access and Backbone IP Network Planning.98
1 Introduction98
2 Problem Description100
3 Access Network Planning103
4 Backbone Network Planning105
5 Computation111
6 Results115
Acknowledgments119
References119
An Adaptive Fictitious-Domain Method for Quantitative Studies of Particulate Flows122
1 Introduction122
2 Adaptive Fictitious-Domain Method123
3 Numerical Results127
4 Conclusion131
References131
Adaptive Sparse Grid Techniques for Data Mining132
1 Introduction132
2 Solving the System of Linear Equations135
3 Adaptivity137
4 Boundary Considerations139
5 Summary141
References141
On the Stochastic Geometry of Birth- and- Growth Processes. Application to Material Science, Biology and Medicine142
1 Introduction143
2 Birth-and-Growth Processes144
3 A Volume Growth Model151
4 Closed Sets as Distributions – The Deterministic Case154
5 Stochastic Geometry154
6 The Hazard Function156
7 Mean Densities of Stochastic Tessellations162
8 Interaction with an Underlying Field164
9 Numerical Simulations167
Acknowledgments170
References170
Inverse Problem of Lindenmayer Systems on Branching Structures174
1 Introduct