Abstracts of Sapporo Symposium on Anisotropic Effects in a Crystal Growth Problem and its Mathematical Analysis (SAM)
Yoshikazu Giga, Riki Kobayashi · EPrints - Department of Mathematics, Hokkaido University · 1999
Sapporo Symposium on Anisotropic Effects in a Crystal Growth Problem and its Mathematical Analysis (SAM) was held in Sapporo from January 11 to 15, 1999.The organizing committee consisted of Y. Giga, R. Kobayashi and R. Kohn (who was unable to come to SAM).The sympos ium SAM focused anisotropic crystal growth phenomena with special emphasis on motion with facets.Although the topic looks not broard, there are huge variety of lectures since the lectureres include mathematical analysis, numerical analysis, experimental physists, theoretical pbysists and people working on mathematical modelling.The activity of SAM cOllsist ed of 16 lectures with 2 short presentations by experimental physists as well as 4 organized discussion sessions.Besides these activities there is a tour to the laboratory of Pro.fessor Fur-ukawa.There are so many interesting lectures and exciting discussions.We thank all participants for their contribution to SAM.This note includes extended abstracts of lectures as well as comments on discussion session.We thank all contributors for their submission of a bstracts.We do hope this helps your further research.We would like to thank Professor Yoshinori Furukawa who helps organization of SAM both financially and scientifically.We would like to thank also his colleague for introducing the laboratory of Professor FUrukawa to participants of SAM.We would like to thank Mr. Kazuhiko Hiramatsu who showed an interesting experiment to create snow Bakes in a bottle.