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Advanced methodologies in mathematical materials science and biology

Organizer(s):
Name:	Affiliation:	Country:
Toyohiko Aiki	Japan Women’s University	Japan
Adrian Muntean	Karlstad University	Sweden

Abstract:

Materials science as well as life science present nowadays increasingly complex settings which require a thorough fundamental understanding especially if a reliable forecast is targeted. Often the understanding has to conquer information at space and time scales that cannot be reached with current experimental means. The special session is focused on the development of advanced mathematical methodologies potentially applicable in this context. Multiscale mathematical modeling including theoretical aspects of partial differential equations and of stochastically-interacting particle systems (and their numerical approximations) will play a central role in the discussions.

List of approved abstract
Name	Affiliation	Title
Toyohiko Aiki	Japan Women`s University	Numerical results on some mathematical models for elastic materials on the plane.
Yoshiho Akagawa	National Institute of Technology(KOSEN), Gifu College	Quasi-variational inequlity for a plasticity model with hardening phenomena
Ida de Bonis	Sapienza University of Rome	Homogenization asymptotics of a reaction-diffusion-convection problem with exploding non-linear drift - a two-scale convergence
Michael Eden	Karlstad University	Effective Heat Transfer Conditions Between Porous Media and Fluid Layers
Takeshi Fukao	Ryukoku University	On a variational inequality of Bingham and Navier--Stokes type
Nobuyuki Kenmochi	Department of Mathematics, Chiba University	Quasi-variational inequalities for superconductivity model
Chiharu Kosugi	Yamaguchi University	The large time behavior of solutions for the initial and boundary value problem representing stretching and shrinking motions of elastic curves
Kota Kumazaki	Kyoto University of Education	Multiscale model describing the swelling phenomenon in porous materials
Shunsuke Kurima	Department of Mathematics, Tokyo University of Science	Global existence of solutions to a singular nonlocal phase field system with inertial term
Masaaki Mizukami	Kyoto University of Education	Convergence of solutions for a two-species chemotaxis model to those for the Lotka--Volterra competition model
Daiki Mizuno	Chiba University	Pseudo-parabolic energy dissipation system associated with grain boundary motion
Akiko Morimura	Japan Women`s University	Existence and uniqueness of solutions to the moisture transport model for porous materials
Adrian Muntean	Karlstad University	Phase separation and morphology growth in interacting ternary mixtures under evaporation - Well-posedness and numerical simulation of a non-local evolution system
Grigor Nika	Karlstad University	On a hierarchy of effective models for the biomechanics of human compact bone tissue
Tomoyuki Oka	The University of Tokyo	Space-time periodic homogenization problem for nonlinear diffusion equations
Makoto Okumura	Konan University	A structure-preserving scheme for the Cahn-Hilliard equation with dynamical boundary conditions based on the discrete variational derivative method
Thoa Thieu	Wilfrid Laurier University	Coupled stochastic systems of Skorokhod type: well-posedness of a mathematical model and its applications
Shun Uchida	Oita University	Nonlinear evolution equation associated with hypergraph Laplacian
Noriaki Yamazaki	Kanagawa University	Second Order Nonlinear Quasi-Variational Evolution Inclusions