2015年ICMIC国际会议征稿启事
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国际工业与应用数学大会将首次在亚洲举办作者:
来源:《求知导刊》2015年第13期
“ICIAM首次在中国举办,既是对我国工业与应用数学发展的肯定,也会对我国数学,特别是应用数学的发展产生巨大深远的影响。
”在7月1日召开的中国工业与应用数学学会新闻发布会上,中科院院士李大潜表示,该会议将极大地促进数学与科学技术及国民经济的密切结合与相互推动。
记者获悉,第八届国际工业与应用数学大会(ICIAM 2015)将于8月10—14日在北京举办,这也是该会议首次在亚洲以及在发展中国家召开。
预计将有来自70余个国家与地区、超过3000名工业与应用数学家参会。
据介绍,国际工业与应用数学大会每四年举办一次,是国际工业与应用数学层次最高、规模最大、影响最广的盛会。
(来源:《中国科学报》)。
数学中国MCM/ICM参赛指南翻译(2015版)(任何单位转载须注明来源:)MCM:The Mathematical Contest in ModelingMCM:数学建模竞赛ICM:The Interdisciplinary Contest in ModelingICM:交叉学科建模竞赛Contest Rules, Registration and Instructions比赛规则,比赛注册方式和参赛指南(All rules and instructions apply to both ICM and MCM contests, except where otherwise noted.)(所有MCM的说明和规则除特别说明以外都适用于ICM)To participate in a contest, each team may consist of a maximum of three students and must be sponsored by a faculty advisor from its institution.每个MCM的参赛队需要由最多三名学生构成,并且要有一名所在单位的指导教师负责。
Team Members: A team may consist of up to three students from the same school and is open to all undergraduate and high school students.参赛队的成员:一个队可以由多达3名来自同一个学校的学生组成,对于所有的大学生和高中生都可以参加。
Team Advisors: Please read these instructions carefully. It is your responsibility to make sure that teams are correctly registered and that all of the following steps required for participation in the contest are completed:Please print a copy of these contest instructions for reference before, during, and after the contest. Click here for the printer friendly version.指导老师:请认真阅读这些说明,确保完成了所有相关的步骤。
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