Minisymposium (ID: SS-AASSNM)

Advances in Applied Symbolic and Symbolic-Numeric Methods

Eugene Zima (Wilfrid Laurier University), Hui Huang (University of Waterloo), George Labahn (University of Waterloo)

Algorithms that combine techniques from symbolic and numeric computation have increasing importance and interest recent years. The necessity to work reliably with imprecise and noisy data, and for speed and accuracy within algebraic and hybrid symbolic-numeric problems, has encouraged a rapid development of symbolic-numeric computation field. Novel and exciting problems from industrial, mathematical and computational domains are now being explored and solved. The goal of the present session is to support the interaction and integration of symbolic and numeric computing in applications, such as optimal control, simulation, financial mathematics, and others.

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