This collection of photographs, records, and reports, courtesy of Dale Nielsen, documents the US–Russian conferences on computational methods. The conferences nurtured scientific contacts and grew into joint research and projects with lasting benefits for all the laboratories involved.
JCCM-1: Livermore, October 19–21, 1992
Russian and U.S. participants in JCCM-1. Livermore, October 1992.
The Russian/U.S. weapons laboratories’ introductory technical exchange in computational and computer science, hosted by LLNL.
First Joint Conference on Computational Mathematics: Agenda
The introductory Russian–U.S. technical exchange in computational and computer science, with sessions, presentation titles, and speakers.
JCCM-1: Algorithm Development I — Full Papers
The scanned papers and presentation material accompanying the first algorithm-development session of the Livermore technical exchange.
JCCM-1: Algorithm Development II — Full Papers
The scanned papers and presentation material accompanying the second algorithm-development session.
JCCM-1: Applications — Full Papers
The scanned papers and presentation material from the applications session, covering computational methods for physics problems.
JCCM-1: Applied Mathematics and Analysis — Full Papers
The scanned papers and presentation material on radiation transport, fluid transport, numerical methods, and X-ray tomography.
JCCM-1: High-Performance Computing — Full Papers
The scanned papers and presentation material on high-performance computing and its scientific applications.
JCCM-1: Distributed Computing — Full Papers
The scanned papers and presentation material from the distributed-computing session of the first joint conference.
JCCM-2: Arzamas-16, September 7–11, 1993
The second computational conference, hosted by VNIIEF. Arzamas-16, September 1993.
The Computer Modeling Conference, hosted by VNIIEF.
Second Joint Conference on Computational Mathematics: Agenda
The combined program for the computer-modeling conference, listing presentations, speakers, and visits.
Daily programs, September 7–10, 1993
Separate programs for each day of the conference, kept with the agenda.
Notes on I. D. Sofronov’s Opening Talk
Notes from the opening session at Arzamas-16, including scientific remarks, equations, and sketches.
JCCM-3: Los Alamos, January 23–27, 1995
Participants in the third computational conference. Los Alamos, January 1995.
The Third Joint Conference on Computational Mathematics, hosted by LANL.
Third Joint Conference on Computational Mathematics: Agenda
The schedule of presentations and activities, including high-performance computing, continuum mechanics, and hydrodynamics.
Third Joint Conference on Computational Mathematics: Attendees
A conference attendee list arranged by laboratory, with speakers, other participants, and contact information.
JCCM-4: Snezhinsk, May 20–25, 1996
The fourth computational conference: participant numbers grow. Snezhinsk, May 1996.
The Fourth Joint Conference on Computational Mathematics, hosted by VNIITF.
Fourth Joint Conference on Computational Mathematics: Abstracts
The conference abstract volume, containing summaries of research presented at the fourth joint computational mathematics meeting.
Fourth Joint Conference on Computational Mathematics: Abstracts
The conference abstract volume, containing summaries of research presented at the fourth joint computational mathematics meeting.
JCCM-5: Albuquerque, September 2–7, 1997
The Fifth Joint Russian–American Computational Mathematics Conference, hosted by Sandia National Laboratories. The proceedings are not available online.
Fifth Joint Conference on Computational Mathematics: Agenda
Presentation titles, authors, and session times for the fifth joint Russian–American computational mathematics conference.
Proposal to Resume the Joint Computational Mathematics Conferences
A proposal to restart the five-laboratory conference series on a regular schedule, rotating meetings between the Russian and U.S. laboratories.
JCCM-6: Vienna, June 19–23, 2005
Participants in the Five-Laboratory Conference. Vienna, 2005.
The Joint Russian–American Five-Laboratory Conference on Computational Mathematics/Physics.
Five-Laboratory Conference: Overview and Participant List
An overview of the revived computational mathematics and physics meeting, its organizers, participating laboratories, and attendees.
Five-Laboratory Conference: Attendee Photograph Key
A numbered diagram and name-and-affiliation list identifying the people in the conference group photograph.