Track Organizer:
Teruya Minamoto,
Department of Information Science, Saga University, JAPAN
Theme :
The wavelet transform is widely used
in many fields such as signal processing,
image processing and numerical computation of differential equations.
Wavelet analysis theory is still ongoing and applied to many fields.
On the other hand, validated numerics is developed
and expected to bridge the gap between a numerically observed
phenomenon, and its mathematical counter-part.
Main techniques and tools in this field are
interval arithmetic, floating-point computations with switching
rounding mode, symbolic approaches, formal proofs and so on.
Both wavelets and validated numerics are
powerful tools in applied mathematics with applications
such as image processing and numerical simulation.
However, wavelets are not well known in the field of
validated numerics and vice versa at the present.
In the track on Wavelets and Validated Numerics,
I intend to share the recent and advanced wavelet theory and
validated numerics, and discuss new possibilities
for wavelets and validated numerics.
Topics :
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Wavelet transforms
Wavelet-based signal and image processing
Wavelets in applied mathematics
Wavelets and its applications
Combining wavelets and validated numerics
Verified numerical computations
Computer-assisted proofs and verification for differential equations
Interval analysis and its applications
Industrial and scientific applications of verified numerical
computations
Numerical computation and reliability
These related topics are also welcome.
Paper Submission :
Authors should submit a 6 page version
of their original and unpublished work including 5 keywords
to their respective track / session chair.
Extra charges will apply if the final version of the paper
exceeds six pages.
Papers that do not fit the scope of any of the existing sessions,
should be submitted to the ITNG General Track. Electronic submission
in the PDF format or Word document is strongly encouraged.
Per ITNG policy, all papers will be reviewed by at least two
independent reviewers.
Accepted papers will be included in the conference proceedings
published by
the Conference Publishing Services-CPS.
Selected papers presented in the conference will be considered for
publication in a special issue of an international journal.
Submission Deadline: November 16, 2012 (Extended)
Author Notification: December 14, 2012 (Postponed)
Advance Registration: January 11, 2013
Camera Ready Paper: February 1, 2013