International Joint Symposium on Computational Science March 3-7, 2008 Kanazawa

International Joint Symposium on Computational Science will be held from March 3 to 7, 2008 at Kanazawa University in Japan.

The goal of this conference is to bring together scientists from Kanazawa University and Institut Teknologi Bandung in Indonesia, to promote future collaborations between two universities.

The conference will cover current research in computational mathematics, physics, chemistry and other related areas.

The conference is the second joint symposium on computational science between Kanazawa University and Institut Teknologi Bandung.

The first conference was held in Bandung from December 3 to 4, 2007.

Location：Incubation Center 1F, Seminar Room

          Kanazawa University, Japan 

Start Date：March 3, 2008

Close Date：March 7, 2008

Program：

           Part 1: Mathematics,

                   Morning, March 4

                   Part 2: Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Earth Science

　　　　   Afternoon, March 4,

                   March 6-7

Schedule：

Monday, March 3

Opening Ceremony at Incubation Center, Kanazawa University

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Part 1 Program

Tuesday, March 4

9:00  Opening

9:10  [4A1] Kenichi Kawagoe

         On limits of the polynomial invariants of knots and links

9:40  [4A2] Tatsuro Ito

         Algebraic combinatorics: a personal overview

10:10 [4A3] Paul Terwilliger

          Tridiagonal pairs and the quantum affine algebra $U_q(\widehat{sl}_2)$

10:40--10:50 Break

10:50 [4A4] Atsushi Kasue

          Compactifications of infinite graphs and p-Dirichlet energy

11:20 [4A5] Invited Talk

          Edy T. Baskoro,

          Ramsey numbers, graph labelings and degree/diameter problems.

          the application on information security.

12:00 End of morning session

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Part 2 Program

Tuesday, March 4

14:00  [4P1] Invited Talk:

           Mahasena Putra,

           Population Synthesis of Cataclysmic Variable Stars

14:40  [4P2] Invited Talk:

           Suprijadi,

           Heat flow control system using intelligence algorithm

15:20  End of session

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Thursday, March 6

 9:30　[6A1] Mineo Saito,

　　　Quantum Mechanical Simulation of Electronic　Structures

            of Defects in Carbon Materials

10:00  [6A2] Fumiyuki Ishii,

           First-principles Simulation of Ferroelectrics

10:30-10:40  Break

10:40  [6A3] Koji Nakamura,

           Long-term Dynamics of Insects Populations

           under Different Climate Conditions in Indonesia

11:20  [6A4] Christopher Yanto,

           Beetle (Coleoptera) Assemblages at Four Different

           Habitats in Mount Tangkuban Parahu Area, West Java-Indonesia

11:35  [6A5] Indah Trisnawati,

           Diversity and Structure of Above-ground Arthropod Assemblages

           During the Restoration of Satoyama in Kanazawa, Japan

11:50  [6A6] Ida Kinasih,

           Composition and Structure of Litter and Soil Macrofauna

           Communities in Satoyama Region in Kanazawa, Japan

12:05  [6A7] Ramadhani Eka Putra,

           Changes of Local Pollination Ecology

           during Restoration of Satoyama System

12:20- Lunch Break

Afternoon Session

14:00- [6P1] Kazue Tazaki and Siti Khodijah Chaerun,

            Heavy oil spill accidents in Japan, Korea and Indonesia:

            International joint project between Kanazawa University

           and Bandung Institute Technology.

14:40  [6P2] Invited Talk

           Sukirno,

           The Research Road Map of Physics of Electronics

           and Materials, Research Group of ITB

Break 15:20-15:40

15:40  [6P3] Tatsuki Oda,

           First-principles Molecular Dynamics Method

           with Noncollinear Magnetism

16:10  [6P4] Akihiko Hosokawa,

           Development of fully relativistic pseudopotentials and

           application to the sixth-row elements of the periodic table

16:25  [6P5] Masahito Tsujikawa,

           Electronic structures and magnetic anisotropies

           of thin iron films on platinum surfaces

16:40  End of Session

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Friday, March 7

 9:30  [7A1] Masahide Sato,

           Instabilities of Steps on a Vicinal Face

10:00  [7A2] Shinichi Miura,

           Chemical Processes in the Superfluid Helium

10:30-10:50 Break

10:50 [7A3] Kiyoshi Nishikawa,

          Reviews on the quantum control of molecular system

11:20- [7A4] Acep Purqon,

            Measuring Disordered degree in Shape Fluctuation of

            Few Correlated Phospholipids

11:35 [7A5] Noriyoshi Ohta,

          Brownian Dynamics Simulation of Polyimide Gel

11:50- Lunch Break

Afternoon session:

14:00  [7P1] Invited Talk

           Muhamad A. Martoprawiro,

           Ab initio Quantum Chemical Study of the Thermal

           Decomposition of Aromatic Substituted N-acylhydrazones

           and N-thioacylhydrazones

14:40  [7P2] Kazunaka Endo,

           Spectral Simulation of Carbon Allotropes

15:10  [7P3] Tomonori Ida, 

           Theoretical Auger spectra of molecule by two-electron

           propagator method

15:40  End of session

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Organizing Committee：

Prof. Hajime Ishida (The Dean of Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology)

Prof. Shintaro Nakao (The Dean of Faculty of Science)

Prof. Juhachi Oda (The Dean of Faculty of Technology)

Prof. Mineo Saito (The Dean of Department of Computational Science)

Prof. Hidemi Nagao

Prof. Seiro Omata

Associate Prof. Masako Takasu

Mr. Acep Purqon

Associate Prof. Akhmaloka (The Dean of Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science)

Associate Prof. Mahasena Putra (Astronomy)

Prof. Edy Tri Baskoro (Mathematics)

Associate Prof. Muhamad A. Martoprawiro (Chemistry)

Associate Prof. Suprijadi (Physics)

Local Committee：

Prof. Mineo Saito (The Dean of Department of Computational Science)

Prof. Kiyoshi Nishikawa (Computational Science; Chemistry)

Prof. Hidemi Nagao (Computational Science; Chemistry)

Prof. Seiro Omata (Computational Science; Mathematics)

Prof. Koji Nakamura (Biology)

Prof. Kazue Tazaki (Earth Science)

Prof. Kazunaka Endo (Chemistry)

Associate Prof. Masako Takasu (Computational Science; Physics)

Associate Prof. Tatsuki Oda (Computational Science; Physics)

Associate Prof. Shin-ichi Miura (Computational Science; Physics)

Associate Prof. Masaharu Nagayama (Computational Science; Mathematics)

Associate Prof. Tomonori Ida (Chemistry)

Assistant Prof. Fumiyuki Ishii (Computational Science; Physics)