66th EUROPEAN STUDY GROUP with INDUSTRY Department of Mathematics Technical University of Denmark 18 - 22 August 2008

• Poster
• Folder for the DCAMM Ph.D.-course Modern Methods in Industrial Mathematics
• Transport to DTU
• Map of DTU and a
  • detailed map of the venue.
• Weather forecast
• Program, (The program for the Ph.D. course can be found here).
• Problems:
  • Welltec: Distance and direction using measured magnetic field vectors.
  • Cabinplant: Rapid estimation of final state for a damped oscillation.
  • Novo Nordisk: Assignment of structure class to CD177, see the review paper:
    • Zhexin Xiang, Advances in Protein Structure modelling, Curr Protein Pept Sci. 7, 217-227, 2006.
• Participants as of August 11 2008, 08:56.

In connection with the study group a Ph.D. course Modern Methods in Industrial Mathematics is organised by the DCAMM International Graduate Research School. The course include participation in the study group, but starts four days before with lectures and course work. For more information see the course folder.

ESGI (European Study Group with Industry) is Europe's leading workshop for interaction between mathematicians and industry.

These week-long workshops have occurred annually since 1968 (previously as the Oxford Study Groups with Industry) and attract leading mathematicians to work on industrial problems.

Problem areas include those involving heat and mass transfer, fluid flow, granular materials, electric fields, financial derivative pricing and processes amenable to modelling by continuum mechanics, but there are in principle no limitations in the types of mathematics used in these workshops.

Among the Danish companies who have participated in previous Study Groups are LEGO, Novo Nordisk, Danfoss, Grundfos, DSB, etc.

The European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry