Progress in Industrial Mathematics at ECMI 96

1. Front Matter

   Pages 1-10

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2. Environmental modelling

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 11-11

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   2. A Method of Lines Approach for River Alarm Systems

      • Peter Rentrop, Gerd Steinebach

      Pages 12-19

   3. The use of bubbles in purification ponds for exhaust gases

      • Isaac R. Shreiber

      Pages 20-26

   4. A similarity solution for light oil spreading on groundwater

      • Marinus I. J. van Dijke, Sjoerd E. A. T. M. van der Zee

      Pages 27-34

   5. Estimation of a low pass filter for solar radiation data

      • Judith L. Jacobsen, Henrik Madsen, Poul Harremoës

      Pages 35-42

   6. Propagation of the low-frequency noise generated by power station water-cooling towers

      • Sergei P. Fisenko

      Pages 43-49

   7. A Mathematical Model of a Hollow-Fibre Filter

      • A. F. Jones, J. A. King-Hele, P. T. Cardew

      Pages 50-57

3. Railway systems

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 59-59

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   2. A brief survey of wheel-rail contact Theory, Algorithms, Applications

      • J. J. Kalker

      Pages 60-76

   3. Wear profiles and the dynamical simulation of wheel-rail systems

      • Martin Arnold, Helmuth Netter

      Pages 77-84

   4. Dynamic response of a periodically supported railway track in case of a moving complex phasor excitation

      • István Zobory, Vilmos Zoller

      Pages 85-92

   5. A mathematical treatise on periodic structures under travelling loads with an application to railway tracks

      • Tomasz Krzyzynski, Karl Popp

      Pages 93-100

   6. The Bifurcation Behaviour of Periodic Solutions of Impact Oscillators

      • J. P. Meijaard

      Pages 101-108

4. Industrial processes

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 109-109

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   2. Modelling Industrial Processes Involving Infiltration in Deformable Porous Media

      • D. Ambrosi, L. Preziosi

      Pages 110-117

   3. Modeling the Thermal Decomposition of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons in an Ideal Turbulent Incinerator

      • Markus Kraft, Harald Fey, Carlo Procaccini, John P. Longwell, Adel F. Sarofim, Henning Bockhorn

      Pages 118-125

   4. Mathematical model for isobaric non-isothermal crystallization of polypropylene

      • S. Mazzullo, R. Corrieri, C. De Luigi

      Pages 126-134

   5. Stochastic modelling and morphological features of polymer crystallization processes

      • V. Capasso, I. Gialdini, A. Micheletti

      Pages 135-142

   6. Mathematical Model of Deep-Bed Grain Layer Drying by Ventilation

      • Aivars Aboltins

      Pages 143-149

The use of mathematical models in industry is steadily growing. There is a continuous need in industry for new and efficient mathematical techniques, and university mathematicians get inspiration from industrial demands. The European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry aims to create contact between industry and academia, and to promote research in industrial mathematics. This book contains a broad spectrum of mathematics applied to industrial problems presented at the 1996 ECMI conference in Lyngby/Copenhagen, Denmark. Applied mathematics, case studies, and review papers in the following fields are included: Environmental modelling / Railway systems / Industrial processes / Electronics, circuits, and filters / Ship industry / Oil industry / Optimization in industry / Dynamics of machinery / Fluids in industry Applied mathematicians and other professionals working in academia or industry will find the book to be a useful and inspiring source of mathematical applications related to industrial problems. More information on http://www.indmath.uni-linz.ac.at/www/ind/ecmi.html> ECMI

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