Synopsis

This user meeting is the successor of the first four user meetings in Vienna, Göttingen and Portland. The NGSolve user meeting 2024 comes back to Vienna and takes place from June 17-19, where we bring together advanced NGSolve users with different background, as well as newcomers who want to get a quickstart into NGSolve and NGS-Py. Experiences will be shared, new features are to be discussed and extensions to the software are presented.

Venue

Schedule

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Required installations

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Contact

For questions on the workshop contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Organizing Committee

• Joachim Schöberl
• Markus Wess
• Christopher Lackner

Acknowledgements

We acknowledge support by the TU Wien and the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) through the research programm “Taming complexity in partial differential systems” (F65).

List of participants:

Announcement

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 NGSolve User Meeting is canceled.

We hope to see you in 2021 in Portland, Oregon. Dates will be announced in due course.

Thank you for the great Usermeeting. Talks can be rewatched on our YouTube channel!

Synopsis

This user meeting is the successor of the first three user meetings in Vienna and Göttingen and is the first user meeting outside Europe. After the COVID pandemic the 2023 NGSolve User Meeting finally arrives in Portland, Oregon, USA from July 9th - July 11th, 2023. We bring together newcomers and advanced NGSolve users. Scientists from different backgrounds are expected. Newcomers will benefit from tutorials providing a quick start into NGSolve and its Python interface. Researchers at the frontiers of numerical methods will benefit from advanced tutorials.  Experiences will be shared, new features will be discussed, and extensions to the software will be presented.

Venue

All hands-on-sessions and presentations take place in Vanport Room 338, within Smith Memorial Student Union (SMSU) at Portland State University. 

Street address of SMSU: 1825 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97201, USA.

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Schedule

Lunch options:

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Registration

To register for the usermeeting send a short email including your name, University/Company, and research interests to

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Please let us know your level of experience, and what topics you like to learn and discuss. Do you like to give a presentation ? Do you like to run a thematic mini-tutorial ? 

There are no registration fees.

Let us know if you do not want to show up on the public list of participants.

Participants

Here is the List of participants.

Lodging

A limited block of rooms are held for this workshop at Hotel Vance located at 1455 SW Broadway, a five minute walk from the workshop venue. The negotiated rate of 169 USD per night can be obtained through this link, on a first-come first-serve basis, for reservations during the period covering July 8 through July 11, 2023:

Book through this link to get the reduced rate

The conference venue is located at the southern end of downtown Portland where there are many more lodging options, all accessible by a quick internet search.

Travel

The conference venue is located in downtown Portland, about a 25 minute drive from the Portland International Airport (airport code PDX). From the airport, a light rail transit line, called the MAX Red line, will get you to downtown for USD 2.50.  During the workshop dates, there is likely to be track construction that prevents the MAX Red line train from reaching the airport, in which case there will a shuttle bus to the next available train stop from the airport. Taxis from airport to downtown costs between  USD 40-50. Uber and Lyft also provide pick ups from the airport. Real time public transit information on light rail lines, a separate streetcar system, and various bus lines is available at Trimet. This information is also tracked by apps like Google Maps in real time.

Regional participants can also travel by long-distance trains directly into the downtown Portland Amtrak Union Station (located at 800 NW Sixth Ave) or by long-distance bus companies, like BoltBus, FlixBus, and Greyhound.

Acknowledgements

The UM23 is kindly supported by Portland State University

Compute resources are kindly provided by Vienna Scientific Cluster and EuroCC

Contact

For questions on the user meeting contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . You may also write directly to Jay Gopalakrishnan for clarifications on local arrangements

Netgen/NGSolve has been presented at the Hanover Fair 2019 by Joachim Schöberl, Matthias Hochsteger and Christopher Lackner, at the stand of the TU Wien. The fair has been an interesting opportunity to get in touch with industry and other research facilities, introducing the software to a wider audience and exchanging ideas with existing and prospective users. Joachim had a talk to introduce NGSolve at the Lightweight Plaza & Speakers Corner on Monday. Christopher was interviewed by Science|Square at the Research and Innovation Hall. The fair newspaper has printed an article about NGSolve as well. We thank the TU Wien and the WKO for the opportunity to present NGSolve and for all the guests that visited us for the interesting discussions. Below are some of our impressions of the fair.

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