Publisher's Synopsis
In recent years mathematical problems in engineering, aerospace and sciences have stimulated cooperation among scientists from a variety of disciplines. Developments in computer technology have allowed for solutions of mathematical linear, non-linear problems, while industrial recognition of the use and applications of linear non-linear mathematical models in solving technological problems is increasing. Recognizing the broadness of the new advances in a variety of sub-fields, a well-balanced group of theoretical, computational and experimental engineers, scientists, and mathematicians were carefully selected as invited speakers. Congress has a pool of active researchers with a proper balance between academia and industry as well as between senior and junior researchers including graduate students and post doctorates. This gave rise to exciting scholarly cooperation and collaboration among researchers who usually do not have such interaction, and the congress serve as the most important bi annual event in applied mathematics, aerospace, engineering, and sciences.
