Canadian Applied and Industrial Mathematics Annual Meeting

Canadian Applied and Industrial Mathematics Annual Meeting

Dates: June 24-28, 2012

Location: Fields Institute For Research in Mathematical Sciences

The meeting will be held at the Fields Institute for Research in the Mathematical Sciences, Toronto, June 24-28th, 2012. We are grateful to the Fields Institute for their support of this conference.The themes of the meeting are:

Applied Analysis (including Dynamical Systems)
Organizers: Pietro-Luciano Buono (UOIT) and Michael Ward (UBC)
Computational Mathematics and Discrete Mathematics
Organizers: Ray Spiteri (Saskatchewan) and Buks van Rensburg (York)
Fluid Dynamics (in conjunction with the biennial Canadian Symposium on Fluid Dynamics)
Organizers: Ian Frigaard (UBC), Richard Karsten (Acadia) and Bartosz Protas (McMaster)
Mathematical Biology and Medicine
Organizers: Siv Sivaloganathan (Waterloo) and Pauline van den Driessche (UVic)
Mathematical Finance
Organizers: Matt Davison and Adam Metzler (UWO)

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