Fourth International Conference

Multivariate Approximation:
Theory and Applications

at Cancun, Mexico, April 26 - May 01, 2007.

• Multivariate approximation: theory and applications. An overview
  C. de Boor · C. Gout · A. Kunoth · C. Rabut - page 1
• Tight frames generated by finite nonabelian groups
  R. Vale · S. Waldron - page 11
• Isotropic umbrella based triangulation of regular parametric surfaces
  V. Hernández-Mederos · P.L. del Ángel · J. Estrada-Sarlabous - page 29
• Restoration of images with rotated shapes
  S. Setzer · G. Steidl · T. Teuber - page 49
• Approximation of surfaces with fault(s) and/or rapidly varying data, using a segmentation
  process, Dm-splines and the finite element method
  C. Gout · C. Le Guyader · L. Romani · A.-G. Saint-Guirons - page 67
• Barycentric coordinates for Lagrange interpolation over lattices on a simplex
  G. Jakliè · J. Kozak · M. Krajnc · V. Vitrih · E. Žagar - page 93
• Geodesic active contour under geometrical conditions: theory and 3D applications
  C. Le Guyader · C. Gout - page 105
• Polyharmonic multiresolution analysis: an overview and some new results
  C. Rabut · M. Rossini - page 135
• A wavelet-based nested iteration–inexact conjugate gradient algorithm for adaptively
  solving elliptic PDEs
  C. Burstedde · A. Kunoth - page 161
• Generalized fast marching method: applications to image segmentation
  N. Forcadel · C. Le Guyader · C. Gout - page 189
• Awalk through energy, discrepancy, numerical integration and group invariant measures
  on measurable subsets of euclidean space
  S.B. Damelin - page 213
• Computing bivariate splines in scattered data fitting and the finite-element method
  L.L. Schumaker - page 237
• Analysis of some bivariate non-linear interpolatory subdivision schemes
  K. Dadourian · J. Liandrat - page 261

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The proceedings of the conference MATA 2007 will be edited as a special issue of Numerical Algorithms (SPRINGER, Editor in chief: C. Brezinski). Deadline: September 30, 2007 More informations will be given here. Editors Carl de Boor (USA), Christian Gout (France), Angela Kunoth (Germany), Christophe Rabut (France).

Some remarks:
1) No difference will be made in the proceedings between an oral talk (invited or regular) and a poster talk.
2) To submit a paper in the proceedings, it is necessary to have made the communication in Cancun.
3) The paper submitted to the proceedings must correspond to the talk presented in Cancun (though possibly actualized). No page limitation is given… But of course, it's important to submit a concise paper!
4) A peer review will be made. The process will be the same as a classical submission in the journal "Numerical Algorithms"... The authors will have to take into account the "instructions for authors" of this journal (http://www.springerlink.com/link.asp?id=101751). Of course, The editors will take their decision following the reports made by the referees.

Deadline: September 30, 2007

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Scientific Committee MATA 2007
Gudrun Albrecht (France), Dominique Apprato (France), Claude Brezinski (France), Carl de Boor (USA), Christian Gout (France), Angela Kunoth (Germany), Tom Lyche (Oslo), Marie-Laurence Mazure (France), Christophe Rabut (Toulouse), Robert Schaback (Germany), Leonardo Traversoni (Mexico), Luminita Vese (USA).