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Proceedings of the Fifth European Conference on Mathematics in Industry - June 6-9, 1990 Lahti (German, Paperback, Softcover Reprint of the Original 1st 1991 ed.)
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Proceedings of the Fifth European Conference on Mathematics in Industry - June 6-9, 1990 Lahti (German, Paperback, Softcover Reprint of the Original 1st 1991 ed.)
Series: European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry, 7
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The Fifth European Conference on Industrial Mathematics (ECMI 90)
took place at Lahti, Finland on June 6-9, 1990. The conference was
organised by the Rolf Nevanlinna Institute together with the Lahti
Research and Training Centre of the University of Helsinki. Like
its predecessors the Lahti meeting was devoted to the exchange of
experience, ideas and methods from various fields of industrial
mathematics. The series of ECMI conferences have clearly
established an important forum of interaction between the advancing
front of technology and one of its crucial development resources,
modern applications-oriented mathematics. The precise title of the
conferences has been the subject of some discussion and it has been
argued that there is no such area which can be labelled as
"industrial mathematics." This is certainly true if one thinks only
in terms of the range of ideas, theorems, methods and algorithms
constituting mathematics all of which may be applied. However with
another viewpoint industrial mathematics is not a collection of
topics but refers to the interactive process in which mathematics,
the science, meets the real world of applications. Ideally this
interaction involves both good mathematics and technological
advance. The computer revolution has created a new era in
technology with the increased computational capability to simulate
complex industrial processes, devices, and other technolog making
it possible ical systems. This simulation depends on mathematical
modelling and analysis and these techniques, sometimes ingenious
but often quite routine, have provided a powerful tool for
industrial scientists and creative research management."
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