We are pleased to announce this Summer School.
The first Summer School for the MAST-ISC will be held from mid-June to mid-August during the Summer of 2012.
Early registration fees will be $600 per registrant; this will have a deadline of 31 March 2012. After that, and no later than 31 May, the registration fee will be $800 per registrant. After that, up until the opening day of the School, the price goes up to $1,000 per registrant.
Scholarships may be available to those who can demonstrate financial hardship.
This school is tentatively planned to be held at the Unviersity of Wisconsin, Madison, Department of Physics. This is subject to change so please refer back to this page occasionally.
To request more information from us, please fill out this simple form,
There will be an oppertunity in the last week of the School to present papers. We will accept papers in the following areas:
Those individuals who wish to present papers may submit them by email. We accept only Mathematica notebooks or .pdf files. Send the submissions to sschool@madscitech.org .
| Length | Deadline | Maximum Number |
Benefit If Paper is Accepted | |
| Day One | 1 Hour (50 page maximum) | 1 March 2012 | 6 | Publication of Paper 25% Refund on Registration Already Paid |
| Day Two | 30 Minute (25 page maximum) | 15 March 2012 | 12 | Publication of Paper 10% Refund on Registration Already Paid |
| Day Three | 20 Minute (17 page maximum) | 31 March 2012 | 18 | Publication of Paper |
All papers will be peer reviewed by at least three reviewers.
The Summer School Proceedings will be available upon arrival at the school.
Morning Workshops will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 0900 to 1200.
Afternoon Sessions will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1400 to 1500.
Breakout Sessions will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1300 to 1400, and from 1500 to 1700, and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 0900 to 1200 and from 1300 to 1700.
In order to read these you will need either Mathematica or the free Mathematica Player from Wolfram Research. The reader can be downloaded here.
Monday Morning: Introduction to Mathematica
Workshop (3 hr)
Monday Afternoon: Constructing a Program in Mathematica (1 hr)
Tuesday: Breakout sessions
Wednesday Morning: Workshop on Document Preparation
in Mathematica (3 hr)
Wednesday Afternoon: Image Processing and
Analysis in Mathematica (1 hr)
Thursday: Breakout sessions.
Friday Morning: Workshop on Dynamic Programming
in Mathematica (3 hr)
Friday Afternoon: Good Programming Practices
(1 hr)
Monday Morning: Workshop on Database Management
in Mathematica (3 hr)
Monday Afternoon: Using Databases (1 hr)
Tuesday: Breakout sessions
Wednesday Morning; Workshop on Data Analysis
in Mathematica (3 hr)
Wednesday Afternoon: Visualization in Mathematica
(1 hr)
Thursday: Breakout sessions.
Friday Morning: Workshop on Probablity Theory
in Mathematica (3 hr)
Friday Afternoon: Bioinformatics in Mathematica
(1 hr)
Monday (holiday)
Tuesday: Breakout sessions
Wednesday Morning; Workshop on Control Systems
and Feedback (3 hr)
Wednesday Afternoon: System Simulation (1
hr)
Thursday: Breakout sessions.
Friday Morning: Workshop on Signals and Systems
(3 hr)
Friday Afternoon: Wavelets for Data, Wavelets
for Theory (1 hr)
Monday Morning: Workshop on DSolve and ODEs
(3 hr)
Monday Afternoon: Global Analysis of ODEs
(1 hr)
Tuesday: Breakout sessions
Wednesday Morning; Workshop on NDSolve and
ODEs (3 hr)
Wednesday Afternoon: Cellular Automata (1
hr)
Thursday: Breakout sessions.
Friday Morning: Workshop on Systems of ODEs
in Mathematica (3 hr)
Friday Afternoon: Chaotic Dynamical Systems
(1 hr)
Monday Morning: Workshop on PDEs (3 hr)
Monday Afternoon: Exploring the Solvability
of PDEs (1 hr)
Tuesday: Breakout sessions
Wednesday Morning; Workshop on PDEs, part
2 (3 hr)
Wednesday Afternoon: Fluid Dynamics in Mathematica
(1 hr)
Thursday: Breakout sessions.
Friday Morning: Workshop on PDEs, part 3
(3 hr)
Friday Afternoon: Shockwaves (1 hr)
Monday Morning: Workshop on Discrete Mathematics
(3 hr)
Monday Afternoon: Graphs (1 hr)
Tuesday: Breakout sessions
Wednesday Morning; Workshop on Optimization
(3 hr)
Wednesday Afternoon: Operations Simulation
(1 hr)
Thursday: Breakout sessions.
Friday Morning: Workshop on Abstract Algebra
in Mathematica (3 hr)
Friday Afternoon: Groups and Symmetries (1
hr)
Monday Morning: Workshop on Statistical Mechanics
in Mathematica (3 hr)
Monday Afternoon: Information Theory (1 hr)
Tuesday: Breakout sessions
Wednesday Morning; Workshop on Quantum Mechanics
in Mathematica (3 hr)
Wednesday Afternoon: Quantum Computing Simulation
(1 hr)
Thursday: Breakout sessions.
Friday Morning: Workshop on Abstract Mathematics
in Mathematica (3 hr)
Friday Afternoon: Scattering Theory (1 hr)
Monday: 6 One-Hour Presentations Chosen Prior
to the Summer School
Tuesday: 12 Half-Hour Presentations Chosen
Prior to the Summer School
Wednesday: 18 Twenty-Minute Presentations
Chosen Prior to the Summer School
Thursday: 18 Twenty-Minute Presentations
Chosen During the Summer School
Friday: 32 Ten-Minute Presentations Chosen
During the Summer School
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608-276-6832
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