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From FENG@DUVM.BITNET Mon Dec 21 10:32:45 1992
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 Attention:  Preregistration Form at the end of this announcement

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|  THE 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS   |
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|             Sept 13th - 17th, 1993  Beijing                  |
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|______________________________________________________________|

                    The Symposium is Organized by

The Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics, Beijing
   Center for Computationally Intensive Physics, Oak Ridge Nat'l Lab
                Drexel University, Philadelphia

             Organizing Committee
             (in alphabetical order)

                Da Hsuan Feng     Philadelphia     (Co-Chairman)
                De-Yuan Li        Beijing          (Chairman)
                Mike R. Strayer   Oak Ridge        (Co-Chairman)
                Kenneth Young     Hong Kong
                Tian-Yuan Zhang   Beijing          (Conference Sec'y)

             Local Organizing Committee

 Shao-Heng Chen    IAPCM        Long-Jun Shen     IAPCM
 Han-Xing Zhang    IAPCM        Eng-Guang Zhao    ITP
 Zhao-Sen Hu       NNSPC        Zhong-Ci Shi      CCAS
            Tian-Yuan Zhang   IAPCM  (Chairperson)


We the organizers would like to bring to your attention a unique event
to be held in Beijing in September, 1993. This is the second International
Conference on Computational Physics (ICCP). The first ICCP was held under
rather difficult conditions in June of 1988. By sheer perseverance
and dedication from all, the meeting met its goal of invigorating the
computational landscape of China. With talks on supercomputing, visualization
and networking, many Chinese scientists caught a glimspe of the modern
world of computational physics. The organizers were also proud of the
special event in which 300 of the bright high school students were able
to listen to and speak openly and frankly about science, mathematics
and computation techniques and current hardwares and softwares with all
the visiting scientists. We are certain a deep and lasting impression was
made on them.
    Five years will have passed when ICCO-II is held. In these five
years, the world of high speed computing continues to make breathtaking
changes and great strides have been made in computing literacy among
Chinese scientists. The latter is especially evident among the younger
generation. In addition, Chinese scientific institutions are at the
verge of networking with the entire world, and electronic communications
is just around the corner. It is with such excitment in the "air" that
the organizers felt that ICCP-II is appropriate. We welcome scientists
>from all corners of the World to come to this event, to share your
wisdom with colleagues and also learn from them.  We hope to see you
in Beijing in September of 1993!

    Topics to be covered in this conference
        1.  Computer Architecture
        2.  Grand Challenges/Computational Aided Education
        3.  Computational Fluid Dynamics
        4.  Lattice Field Theories - QCD, QED
        5.  Lattice Gas - Cellular Automata
        6.  Cosmology and Astrophysics
        7.  Visualization
        8.  Molecular Dynamics
        9.  Computational Atomic Physics
       10.  Computational Nuclear Physics
       11.  Computational Non-Linear Dynamics
       12.  Computational Condensed Matter Physics
       13.  Networking

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      INVITED SPEAKERS WILL INCLUDE
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       Per Bak*             Brookhaven National Laboratory
       Ted Barnes           Oak Ridge National Laboratory
       Paul Bash            Argonne National Laboratory
       Curt Bemis*          Oak Ridge National Laboratory
       Chris Bottcher       Oak Ridge National Laboratory
       Shao-Hui Cai         IAPCM
       Ting-Wai Chiu        National Taiwan University
       Steve Chen*          SSI
       Carelton deTar       University of Utah
       Kang Feng            Computing Center, Academia Sinica
       Bai-Lin Hao          Inst of Theoretical Physics, Academia Sinica
       Xian-Tu He           IAPCM
       Mark Jarrell         University of Cincinnati
       Franklin F. Kuo      Stanford Research Institute - International
       Jia-Min Li           Inst of Physics, Academia Sinica
       Stephen McMillan     Drexel University
       Yoshio Oyanagi       University of Tokyo
       Richard Matzner      University of Texas at Austin
       Bruce Stewart*       Brookhaven National Laboratory
       Jia-Chang Sun        Computing Center, Academia Sinica
       A. S. Umar           Vanderbilt University
       Michel Vallieres     Drexel University
       Martin Walker*       Cray Research Inc.
       Ding-Sheng Wang      National Science Foundation of China
       Ji-Hai Wang          IAPCM
       Susan Ying           Florida State University
       Qing-Cun Zeng        Inst of Atmospheric Physics, Academia Sinica
       Han-Xin Zhang        Aerodynamics Development Center of China

    *to be confirmed

INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
   Akito Arima        Tokyo            David Brink        Oxford
   P. Burke           Belfast          P. Cordero         Santiago
   Samuel K. C. Chang Chungli          Y. K. Cheung       Hong Kong
   C. DeTar           Salt Lake City   Hisaaki Daiguji    Sendai
   Kang Feng          Beijing          G. Fox             Syracuse
   Hong-Yuan Fu       Beijing          Bai-Lin Hao        Beijing
   Haim Harari        Rehovot          Jason Ho           Columbus
   W. H. Hui          Hong Kong        Pauchy W. Y. Hwang Taipei
   Richard Isaacson   Washington D.C.  Gary Johnson       Washington D.C.
   Walter Johnson     South Bend       Mal Kalos          Ithaca
   Franklin Kuo       Menlo Park       T. D. Lee          New York City
   Simon C. Lin       Taipei           Joachim Maruhn     Frankfurt
   John Negele        Cambridge        E. Oliver          Oak Ridge
   Koichi Oshima      Tokyo            Yoshio Oyanagi     Tokyo
   Kok-Ku Phua        Singapore        G. Venkataraman    Hyderabad
   D. Vautherin       Orsay            R. C. Ward         Oak Ridge
   C. N. Yang         Stony Brook      S. T. Yau          Cambridge
   G. Zaslavsky       New York City    Qingchun Zeng      Beijing
   Feng-Gan Zhuang    Beijing
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__________________________________________________________
| CONTACT ADDRESS:                                       |
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|             Professor Tian-Yuan Zhang                  |
|             IAPCM, P. O. Box 8009                      |
|             Beijing, P. R. China 100088                |
|             Fax:  011-86-1-201-0108                    |
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|________________________________________________________|


    Contributed papers will be selected on the basis of a 1000-word abstract
(in English) to be submitted as soon as possible, certainly well before April
2nd of 1993.  All hard copies of the abstracts should be sent to Professor
Tian-Yuan Zhang at IAPCM and an advanced copy should be fax there as soon
as possible.


                          LANGUAGE

 The working language of the conference will be English.


                      REGISTRATION FEE

 The registration fee will cover the purchase of a copy of the
contributions (which will be distributed at the beginning of the
conference) and various conference activities (a banquet, a
reception, coffee, tea and light refreshments during breaks, notes,
transportation and lunch during the Great Wall excursion, tickets
for the various cultural performances, etc).

          Participants                           $285.00
          Nonprofessional accompanying persons   $120.00*

*This will not include the contributions volume.


                   PRE-REGISTRATION

Persons interested in attending the conference are invited to fill in
the attached preregistration form and send it to Professor Tian-Yuan
Zhang as soon as possible, certainly NO LATER THAN Februrary 1st, 1993.

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                 PREREGISTRATION FORM

  ----    Please send me further information


  ----    I intend to attend the conference


  ----    I intend to submit an abstract
          (about 1000 words) no later than April 2nd, 1993


Abstract title is ____________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________


I suggest that the following scientist (or scientists) should receive
this announcement as well.


Name _________________________________________________________________


Address ______________________________________________________________


Email address________________________________________________________


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