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| ==== Registration ==== | ==== Registration ==== | ||
| - | By mail to [[:people |Alexander Zeilmann]] until April 12th, 2021. | + | Please write a mail to [[:people |Alexander Zeilmann]] until April 12th, 2021 if you consider participating. |
| - | Name a ranking of your favorite 2 (or more) papers, that the papers can be assigned in case of collisions (otherwise chosen by lot). | + | The first meeting, discussing the seminar and answering questions will take place in the first or second week of the semester. |
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| + | Afterward, you write a mail with a ranking of your favorite 2 (or more) papers, that the papers can be assigned in case of collisions (otherwise chosen by lot). | ||
| ==== Organization ==== | ==== Organization ==== | ||
| + | The seminar is targeted mainly at Master students in mathematics and related areas. | ||
| Every Student is supposed to introduce one of the listed papers by a **30-minute talk** (plus discussion). Additionally, write a small **summary with 3 to 5 pages at most** (references excluded). As this is a seminar, you are expected to use English for your summary, slides and talk. | Every Student is supposed to introduce one of the listed papers by a **30-minute talk** (plus discussion). Additionally, write a small **summary with 3 to 5 pages at most** (references excluded). As this is a seminar, you are expected to use English for your summary, slides and talk. | ||
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| * **Submission slides:** one week in advance of your presentation | * **Submission slides:** one week in advance of your presentation | ||
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| * **Submission summary:** one week after your presentation | * **Submission summary:** one week after your presentation | ||
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| * **Talks:** Depending on the number of participants as block seminar or weekly seminar. The seminar will be entirely online. | * **Talks:** Depending on the number of participants as block seminar or weekly seminar. The seminar will be entirely online. | ||
| - | ==== Paper ==== | + | ==== Papers ==== |
| - | Coming soon | + | Contact [[:people |Alexander Zeilmann]] for the PDFs |
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| + | * Jitse Niesen, Will M. Wright - **Algorithm 919: A Krylov Subspace Algorithm for Evaluating the φ-Functions Appearing in Exponential Integrators** | ||
| + | * Cleve Moler, Charles Van Loan - **Nineteen Dubious Ways to Compute the Exponential of a Matrix, Twenty-Five Years Later** | ||
| + | * Michele Benzi, Valeria Simoncini - **Approximation of functions of large matrices with Kronecker structure** | ||
| + | * Marlis Hochbruck, Christian Lubich - **On Krylov subspace approximations to the matrix exponential operator** | ||
| + | * Marlis Hochbruck, Alexander Ostermann, Julia Schweitzer - **Exponential Rosenbrock-Type Methods** | ||
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| + | There will be more papers if there are more participants. | ||