Try our Automatic Differentiation tool,
TAPENADE
,
available as a Web server. This is the successor of the
former Odyssee tool. Check the
history of versions.
The site of the European workshops on AD
.
The
42nd "Colloque d'Aérodynamique Appliquée,
Couplages et optimisation Multidisciplinaires"
Sophia-Antipolis, March 2007.
The French Indian Workshop on
Numerical Simulation and design for Aeronautical and Space Applications
held at INRIA, Sophia Antipolis, France, November 29 - December 1, 2006
The latest International Conference on Automatic Differentiation
AD 2004
held on July 19-23, in Chicago, Illinois.
|
Try our Automatic Differentiation tool,
TAPENADE
,
available as a Web server. This is the successor of the
former Odyssee tool. Check the
history of versions.
|
|
There is now a tapenade-users
mailing list:
subscribe
to get the latest news and share with other users!
The TROPICS team is taking part in two minisymposia at the
ECCOMAS'04 conference, 4th European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering,
to be held on july 24-28, 2004, in Jyvaskyla, Finland:
The
Aeroshape European Project
,
in which
we contibute about sensitivity analysis and optimization strategies.
The
www.autodiff.org
site for the Automatic Differentiation community, managed by our
colleagues in Aachen and Argonne
|
We organized the
AD2000 conference, held in Nice, France, in June 2000.
It was the third general conference on Automatic Differentiation.
Are you on the pictures
that Koichi Kubota has taken?
|
|
We collaborate with other teams working on Automatic Differentiation.
They have innovative solutions to problems we don't address,
and also to problems we address too... See for example the teams around
Chris Bischof in Aachen, Germany,
Andreas Griewank in Dresden, Germany,
Shaun Forth in Shrivenham, UK,
and the Argonne team,
where our colleague Uwe Naumann now works.
Alain Dervieux
manages a
project on turbulence and noise
in viscous compressible gas flows, at the
Liapunov Institute
in Moscow, Russia.
... To be continued ...