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are solicited in all areas of high performance computing and computational
and mathematical methods, analysis of nuclear systems as well as
from related disciplines including reactor physics, materials science,
shielding, fluid dynamics, medical and biological applicatons, environmental
sciences, fundamental methematics and benchmarking.
- 1500 word extended summaries descriping the new,
significant work on modeling, numerical methods and computations
are due by September 30, 2006.
- All submissions will be performed electronically,
by uploadig a PDF file of the extended summary.
- Templates for the extended summary are available
- Click
here to access the submission site
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Computational
Methods Using High Performance Computers
- Trends in Supercomputing Applications
- High Performance Software
- Advanced Computer Architecture
- Computer Codes and Benchmarks
- High Performance Computing Centers
Computational Reactor Physics and Particle
Transport
- Deterministic Transport Methods
- Monte Carlo Methods
- Perturbation and Variational Methods
- Neutron Kinetics and Dynamics
- Criticality and Safety Analysis
- Radiation Protection and Shielding
- Nuclear Data Analysis and Methods
Nuclear Reactor Analysis
- Reactor Core Methods
- Advanced Reactor Concepts
- Fuel Loading/Design Optimization
- Lattice Physics
Computational Biomedical Applications
- Radiotherapy Modeling
- Brachytherapy Seed Modeling
- Patient Dosimetry Models
- Imaging
- Charged Particle Modeling Techniques
Computational Science
- Global Climate Modeling
- Computational Biology
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Computational Nuclear Fuel Cycle/Repository
Performance
- Computational Methods (Radionuclide Migration in Heterogeneous
Media)
- Thermal-Chemical-Mechanical Processes in Geologic Formations
- Systems Model for Repository Performance
Computational Plasma Physics/Fusion
- Computational Methods (Fluid/MHD/Kinetic/Hybrid)
- Stability, Transport, and Turbulence
- Kinetic Edge Models and Surface Physics
- Inertial Confinement Fusion, High Energy Density Plasmas
Computational Thermalhydraulics
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- Large-Scale Turbulence Modeling
Computational Materials Science
- Multiscale Modeling Methods from Ab Initio Physics
to Computational Mechanics
- Applications to Radiation Effects in Materials
- Computational Design of Engineering Alloys
- Experimental Validation of Computational Approaches
and Results
Planned Special Sessions
- Domain Representation for Advanced Nuclear Applications
- Nuclear Methods for Nonproliferation and Homeland Security
- Analytical Benchmarks
- Tomographic Phantoms
- Stochastic Considerations in Particle Transport
- Numerical Methods and Software Architecture for Multiphysics Simulation
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for Papers Announcement
Download Second Call
for Papers Announcement
important Deadlines
SEPTEMBER 30, 2006
- electronic submission of 1,500-word extended summaries.
DECEMBER 15, 2006
- notification of acceptance/rejection.
FEBRUARY 24, 2007
- electronic submission of full-length paper.
FEBRUARY 28 , 2007
- deadline for early registration.
APRIL 15-19, 2007
- M&C+SNA 2007 International Topical Meeting
Questions regarding the technical program
should be addressed to:
Technical Program Chair
Jasmina L. Vujic
University of California, Berkeley
Nuclear Engineering Department
4155 Etcheverry Hall
Berkeley, CA 94720-1730
USA
Tel: (510) 643-8085
Fax; (510) 643-9685
vujic@nuc.berkeley.edu
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