
21 st international conference on domain decomposition methods (25 -29 June 2012)
The conference has been co-organized by the team SAGE of Inria and the LMNO at the University of Caen. The second invited conference, Tuesday june 26th, includes two sessions (morning and afternoon). The afternoon session includes the talk of Clemens Pechstein (Johannes Kepler Universität Linz),introduced by David E. Keyes.
Afternoon session Introduction of the talk by David E. Keyes Professor at the Department of Applied Physics & Applied Mathematics - Columbia University [time: 0:56]

21 st international conference
on domain decomposition methods

(25 -29 June 2012)

The conference has been co-organized by the team SAGE of Inria and the LMNO at the University of Caen.

The second invited conference, Tuesday june 26th, includes two sessions (morning and afternoon). The afternoon session includes the talk of Clemens Pechstein (Johannes Kepler Universität Linz),introduced by David E. Keyes.

Afternoon session

Introduction of the talk
by
David E. Keyes

Professor at the Department of Applied Physics & Applied Mathematics - Columbia University [time: 0:56]

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The invited conference Substructuring for Multiscale Problems Clemens Pechstein clemens.pechstein@numa.uni-linz.ac.at Institut für Numerishe Mathematik at Johannes Kepler Universität Linz
The talk
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21 st international conference on domain decomposition methods

(25 -29 June 2012)

Afternoon session

Introduction of the talk by David E. Keyes

Professor at the Department of Applied Physics & Applied Mathematics - Columbia University [time: 0:56]

The invited conference

Substructuring for Multiscale Problems

Clemens Pechstein

clemens.pechstein@numa.uni-linz.ac.at

The talk

21 st international conference
on domain decomposition methods

Introduction of the talk
by
David E. Keyes