NumHyp is a conference aiming to promote exchanges between mathematicians from different countries (Germany, Spain, France, Italy) on issues related to recent developments and new directions in the field of numerical methods for hyperbolic partial differential equations. These equations appear in a large number of models in science and engineering. Some of the best known examples are the compressible Euler and Navier-Stokes equations, shallow water equations, magnetohydrodynamic equations, multiphase fluid models, hyperbolic formulations of continuum mechanics, and even general relativity. Examples of application areas are aerodynamics, oceanography, plasma physics, solid mechanics, computational astrophysics, etc.

Abstract submission deadline: April 30th 2023

Acceptance notification: May 15th 2023

Registration deadline: May 31th 2023

The conference will be held at the Amphi G - Bât A29 on the campus of Talence. You can find a plan of the campus on the Conference access section.

You can find a non-exhaustive list of hotels in the accomodation section.

• Walter Boscheri(University of Ferrara, Italy)
  • Eulerian and Lagrangian Structure-Preserving schemes for div-curl problems
• Alina Chertock(NC State, United States)
  • Structure-Preserving Numerical Methods for Involution-Constrained PDEs
• Armando Coco(University of Catania, Italy)
  • Immersed boundary methods for finite-difference gas dynamics with curved boundaries
• Edwige Godlewski(Sorbonne University, France)
  • Some (now classical?) topics in the theoretical « NumHyp » world
• Frédéric Lagoutière(University of Lyon, France)
  • Approximation of solutions to aggregation equations with pointy potentials
• Tomás Morales de Luna(University of Málaga, Spain)
  • Adding complexity to shallow water models
• Ilya Peshkov(University of Trento, Italy)
  • Symmetric hyperbolic relaxation class of equations for continuum physics
• Laura Saavedra(Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain)
• Invariant domain preserving ALE approximation of Euler equations
• Bangwei She (Capital Normal University, China)
• • • Convergence (rate) of a MAC scheme for compressible fluid flow

To register, you should first login, then a section appear in the main menu (left column).

After a first registration, you will get a notification.

After acceptance by the organizers, you will receive a second mail confirming the registration and giving the instructions for the payment. The registration fee cover the lunchs (not diner), the coffee breaks and the gala event.

Tarif:

• for regular refgistration is 350€
• for young researcher (PhD+3 years the 26th of June) is 150€
• for invited speakers is free

The community of the GdR MathGéoPhy encourages applications from "young people" by providing grants to finance the missions of students enrolled in a French University.

To apply, please send :

• a CV with a brief description of your work,
• a letter of motivation detailing the contribution that NumHyp 2023 will contribute to your career
• and an estimate of your transportation costs to reach the conference venue conference venue (Bordeaux), to the following link (please do not change the subject): Grant Application

Deadline: May 15, 2023

Applications will be evaluated by a MathGéoPhy committee.

To register, you should first login, then go the the "Submission" section in the main menu (left column).

In the submission, an abstract (max 2 pages) of your contribution will be ask.

For any request, please send a mail to numhyp23@univ-nantes.fr

NumHyp 2023 will be the eighth edition of a biannual conference series

• Castro Urdiales (Spain) in 2009
• Roscoff (France) in 2011
• Aachen (Germany) in 2013
• Cortona (Italy) in 2015
• Monte Verità (Switzerland) in 2017
• Málaga (Spain) in 2019
• Trento (Italy) in 2021