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Honorary Committee Romuald Będziński, Zielona Góra

Czesław Cempel, Poznań Krzysztof Dems, Łódź

Andrzej Garstecki, Poznań Józef Giergiel, Rzeszów

Witold Gutkowski, Warszawa Zbigniew Kączkowski, Warszawa

Józef Kubik, Bydgoszcz Krzysztof Marchelek, Szczecin

Jarosław Mikielewicz, Gdańsk Zenon Mróz, Warszawa Janusz Orkisz, Kraków

Andrzej Styczek, Warszawa Gwidon Szefer, Kraków

Eugeniusz Świtoński, Gliwice Andrzej Tylikowski, Warszawa Zenon Waszczyszyn, Kraków Edmund Wittbrodt, Gdańsk

Scientific Committee

Krzysztof Arczewski, Warszawa Jan Awrejcewicz, Łódź Janusz Badur, Gdańsk

Czesław Bajer, Warszawa Stefan Berczyński, Szczecin

Wojciech Blajer, Radom Roman Bogacz, Warszawa

Ryszard Buczkowski, Szczecin Tadeusz Burczyński, Warszawa

Witold Cecot, Kraków Wojciech Cholewa, Gliwice

Jacek Chróścielewski, Gdańsk Czesław Cichoń, Kielce

Paweł Dłużewski, Warszawa Piotr Doerffer, Gdańsk

Stanisław Drobniak, Częstochowa Dariusz Gawin, Łódź

Józef Gawlik, Kraków Wojciech Gilewski, Warszawa

Zbigniew Gronostajski, Wrocław Jan Holnicki-Szulc, Warszawa

Krzysztof Kaliński, Gdańsk Tomasz Kapitaniak, Łódź

Jan Kiciński, Gdańsk Marian Klasztorny, Warszawa

Michał Kleiber, Warszawa Paweł Kłosowski, Gdańsk

Zbigniew Kołakowski, Łódź Piotr Konderla, Wrocław

Witold Kosiński, Warszawa (†) Janusz Kowal, Kraków

Tomasz Kowalewski, Warszawa Zbigniew Kowalewski, Warszawa Katarzyna Kowal-Michalska, Łódź (†)

Ireneusz Kreja, Gdańsk Tomasz Krzyżyński, Koszalin Mieczysław Kuczma, Poznań

Włodzimierz Kurnik, Warszawa Tomasz Lewiński, Warszawa

Tadeusz Łagoda, Opole Tomasz Łodygowski, Poznań

Krzysztof Magnucki, Poznań Ewa Majchrzak, Gliwice

Bogdan Maruszewski, Poznań Arkadiusz Mężyk, Gliwice

Bohdan Mochnacki, Częstochowa Wiesław Nagórko, Warszawa

Wiesław Ostachowicz, Gdańsk Jerzy Pamin, Kraków

Ryszard Parkitny, Częstochowa Henryk Petryk, Warszawa

Ryszard Pęcherski, Warszawa Wojciech Pietraszkiewicz, Gdańsk

Maciej Pietrzyk, Kraków Stanisław Radkowski, Warszawa Wojciech Radomski, Warszawa

Jacek Rokicki, Warszawa Błażej Skoczeń, Kraków

Stanisław Stupkiewicz, Warszawa Jacek Tejchman, Gdańsk Jerzy Warmiński, Lublin Krzysztof Wilde, Gdańsk

International Advisory Board

Jorge Ambrosio, Portugal Klaus Jurgen Bathe, USA Jiun-Shyan Chen, USA

Rene de Borst, The Netherlands Leszek Demkowicz, USA Jüri Engelbrecht, Estonia

Marc Geers, The Netherlands Dietmar Gross, Germany Francois Jouve, France

Reinhold Kienzler, Germany Rimantas Kacianauskas, Lithuania

Pierre Ladeveze, France Jolanta Lewandowska, France

Janos Logo, Hungary Giulio Maier, Italy

Herbert Mang, Austria Eugenio Onate, Spain

Manolis Papadrakakis, Greece Ekkehard Ramm, Germany

Franz Rammerstorfer, Austria Bernhard Schrefler, Italy

Paul Steinmann, Germany Joao Antonio Teixeira de Freitas, Portugal

Hisaaki Tobushi, Japan Viggo Tvergaard, Denmark Wolfgang Wall, Germany

Organizing Committee

Chairmen: Jarosław Górski, Paweł Kłosowski, Jacek Pozorski - Secretaries: Karol Winkelmann, Łukasz Smakosz Members: Karol Daszkiewicz, Violetta Konopińska, Alina Kryczałło, Marcin Kujawa,

Jacek Lachowicz, Aleksandra Mariak, Anna Mleczek, Magdalena Rucka, Agnieszka Sabik, Marek Skowronek, Mateusz Sondej, Katarzyna Szepietowska, Wojciech Witkowski, Beata Zima

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The officially appointed places of the PCM-CMM-2015 are Gdańsk University of Technology – Narutowicza 11/12, 80-233 Gdańsk, Poland

   on the left side – GUT Main Building, on the right side – GUT Auditorium Novum

and The Szewalski Institute of Fluid–Flow Machinery of Polish Academy of Sciences – Fiszera 14, 80-231 Gdańsk, Poland

For details, please see: www.pg.edu.pl and www.imp.gda.pl

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To reach the GUT Fahrenheit Courtyard and Congress Rooms, please use the storey plans below.

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Please note, that the Fahrenheit Courtyard is only accessible from the hallway on Level 0 (Ground Level)! Room 155 (GUT FCEE Board Room) is the room in which the Congress Secretariat is located!

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To reach the Auditorium Novum Aula, please take the stairway to Level 1 of the building, and then enter the room by one of the doors (left side or right side) visible from the entresol.

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The PCM-CMM-2015 Congress venue from the Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport

To reach the PCM-CMM-2015 Congress venue by public transportation it is most convenient to use bus line no. 110 from the airport (B), then change to tram no. 5, 6, 9, 11 or 12 at “Galeria Bałtycka” stop (D), get off at “Politechnika” stop (F) and reach the Main Building of Gdansk University of Technology (A) after a short walk. Approximate travel time is 50 min.

The PCM-CMM-2015 Congress venue from the Gdańsk Główny (Gdańsk Central) railway station

Direct connection between Gdańsk Główny railway station and Gdańsk University of Technology is available. It is most convenient to get on tram no. 2, 3, 6, 9 or 11 at “Dworzec Główny” stop (C), get off at the “Opera Bałtycka” stop (E) and reach the Main Building of Gdańsk University of Technology (A) after a short walk through the campus park. Approximate travel time is 20 min.

The centre of Gdańsk from the Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport

Direct connection between the airport and the centre of Gdansk is available. It is most convenient to get on bus line no. 210 at the airport (B) and get off at the “Dworzec Główny” stop (C). Approximate travel time is 35 min. From there, various trams and buses can be used to reach your destination, as explained above.

Travelling through Gdańsk and Tri-City by public transport

You can plan your travels in Gdańsk and Tri-City with the help of this very convenient planner: http://trojmiasto.jakdojade.pl/?locale=en Public transportation in Gdańsk requires using tickets available at ticket machines which are available both at the airport (B) and the “Dworzec Główny” stop (C) in Gdańsk city center. You need to validate your ticket in a validator immediately after entering a bus or a tram. You can choose a normal one-ride ticket (travel available with no time limitations, but using only one line) for 3,00 PLN or a normal one-hour ticket (travel available with 1-hour time limitation, but with no line limitations) for 3,60 PLN. To learn more about ticket types, prices, ticket machines and their localization please visit: http://www.ztm.gda.pl/en/ Please note, that Sopot, Gdynia and Gdańsk use different ticket tariffications and if you wish to journey through different parts of Tri-City you may purchase a metropolitan ticket which is valid in all means of public transportation available - busses, trams and SKM trains.

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Travelling through Gdańsk and Tri-City by taxi

We suggest you using one of the Gdańsk’s most popular taxi companies, enlisted below: Dajan TAXI – (+48) 58 196 28, (+48) 58 306 00 00 Hallo TAXI – (+48) 58 196 66, (+48) 58 300 04 94 Neptun TAXI – (+48) 58 196 86 Super Hallo TAXI – (+48) 58 191 91 Please note, that none of the companies offer any reductions for Congress Participants. Reservations or calling can be made at the Congress Secretariat desk.

Description of the map key points

A – The PCM-CMM-2015 Congress venue: Gdańsk University of Technology, Institute of Fluid Flow Machinery B – Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport, “Port Lotniczy” bus stop C – The centre of Gdańsk, “Gdańsk Główny” railway station, “Dworzec Główny” tram stop D – The Baltic Gallery Shopping Centre, “Galeria Bałtycka” tram stop E – The Baltic Opera, “Opera Bałtycka” tram stop F – Gdańsk University of Technology front side, “Politechnika” tram stop G – Polish Baltic Philharmonic Hall – place of the Congress Evening H – Gdańsk Old Town – approximate place of the shuttle bus destination (after the Gala Dinner) I – Gdańsk Wrzeszcz – approximate place of the shuttle bus destination (after the Gala Dinner) J – Gdańsk Suchanino – approximate place of the shuttle bus destination (after the Gala Dinner)

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Congress Secretariat On Monday, September 7th, 2015 the Secretariat will be located in the GUT Fahrenheit Courtyard. On the next days, the Secretariat will be located on the first floor of GUT Main Building, in Room 155.

The PCM-CMM-2015 Congress Secretariat will be open in the following hours: Monday, September 7th, 2015 – 17:00 – 21:30 Tuesday, September 8th, 2015 – 08:00 – 16:00 Wednesday, September 9th, 2015 – 08:00 – 18:00

Thursday, September 10th, 2015 – 08:00 – 18:00 Friday, September 11th, 2015 – 08:00 – 14:00

You can visit the Congress Secretariat desk for registration and collection of conference materials.

Please note, that at the time of registration, but not later than 13:00 on Tuesday, September 8th, 2015, Participants are asked to submit a declaration regarding the participation in both excursions: to Gdańsk Old Town and to Malbork Castle of the Teutonic Order. The tours will be conducted by an English-speaking Guide.

If necessary, feel free to use the following phone numbers to dial the Organizing Committee Chairman – (+48) 58 347 11 80 (office) or (+48) 606 313 907 (private) or the Congress Secretary – (+48) 58 347 21 74 (office) or (+48) 668 170 743 (private).

Opening and Closing Ceremony The Ceremonies will be held in Auditorium Novum on Tuesday, September 8th, 2015 – 09:00 (Opening Ceremony) and on Friday, September 11th, 2015 – 13:30 (Closing Ceremony).

Lunches We would like to point it out that two different venues are provided for lunches – they will be held on the GUT Fahrenheit Courtyard and in the Congress Dinner Tent. Because of an unexpected renovation of the second GUT Main Building twin courtyard (Hevelius Courtyard), it was necessary to replace it with a Congress Dinner Tent (located on the University campus, on the place marked on the Congress Venue map). For the inconvenience this may cause you, we heartfully apologize in advance!

Coffee breaks Coffee, tea, snacks and other refreshments will also be served on the GUT Fahrenheit Courtyard and in the Congress Dinner Tent, during the coffee breaks and regular breaks and permanently, including the thematic sessions!

Internet access Free wireless Internet access will be provided for the PCM-CMM-2015 Participants. Please note, that the username, the password and the hot-spots locations will be enclosed in the Congress bag.

Presentations The time for Keynote Speech is 25 minutes (5 minutes discussion included), whereas the time for a Regular Presentation is 15 minutes (3 minutes discussion included). Please, pre-check and upload your presentation to Congress computer in the relevant lecture room before your Session starts. The technical staff in the rooms will help you, if necessary. This will provide smooth changes between individual lectures.

General Information

 

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Get-Together Party During the Get-Together Party, held on Monday, September 7th, 2015 – 17:00 – 21:30, apart from a possibility of an early registration, coffee, snacks and other refreshments will be served, so that the Participants may rest and eat after a journey to Gdańsk, and get to know each other. The welcome snack will be served on the GUT Fahrenheit Courtyard.

O.C. Zienkiewicz Medal Awarding Ceremony

Olgierd Cecil Zienkiewicz Medal was set on the initiative of Polish Association for Computational Mechanics (PACM). The Medal is awarded for outstanding merit in the development of computational mechanics. Three categories of the Medal are established: the Medal for the entire activity; for outstanding achievements during recent 2 years and for foreign scientists with particular merit for the development of computational mechanics in Poland.

The Medal Awarding Ceremony will take place in the Polish Baltic Philharmonic Hall in Gdańsk during the Congress Evening, on Tuesday, September 8th, 2015 – 17:00.

Buses to Polish Baltic Philharmonic for the PCM-CMM-2015 Participants will be provided in front of the GUT Main Building, starting from 16:00.

Concert

The Concert will take place in the Polish Baltic Philharmonic Hall in Gdańsk during the Congress Evening, after the Zienkiewicz Medal Awarding Ceremony on Tuesday, September 8th, 2015 – 17:30.

The Concert programme includes the W.A. Mozart’s “Divertimento F-dur KV 138”, F. Chopin’s “Piano Concert no. 1 e-moll op.11” and W. Kilar’s “Orawa”.

Gala Dinner After the Concert, a Gala Dinner will take place in the Polish Baltic Philharmonic Restaurant and Courtyards, on Tuesday, September 8th, 2015 – 18:30.

At the end of Congress Evening, buses for the PCM-CMM-2015 Participants will be provided in front of the Baltic Philharmonic Hall, starting from 22:30. The buses will be shuttled to three destinations: Gdańsk City Centre, Gdańsk Suchanino and Gdańsk Wrzeszcz.

Optional programme On Thursday, September 10th, 2015 – 10:00 – 12:00, an interesting city walk for every accompanying person of PCM-CMM-2015 Participants, with guidance provided in English, offers an overview of Gdańsk. Please note, that at the time of registration, Participants are asked to submit a declaration on the participation in the city walk before 13:00 on Tuesday, September 8th, 2015. The meeting point of the tour will be specified during the Registration of Partcipation. Please take into account, that the minimum number of participants is 15. If the number is not covered, the tour will be cancelled.

Social Events

 

Guided excursion to Gdańsk Main Town

Reneissance, Amber and Hanseatic

Please once again note, that at the time of registration, Participants are asked to submit a declaration on the participation in excursion to Gdańsk Old Town before 13:00 on Tuesday, September 8th, 2015.

The excursion will take place on Friday, September 11th, 2015 – 17:00 – 19:00, the meeting point of the tour will be revealed during the Congress. Please note, that no buses for the PCM-CMM-2015 Participants will be provided.

Gdańsk fascinates with its rich 1000 years of history – starting from a Christianizing journey of St. Adalbert to Prussia in 997, the membership in the Hanseatic League, the elitist union of merchants from the Baltic and North Sea in XVII century or the beginning of the Solidarity in the year 1980. The town moves our hearts with plenty of romantic stories about tragic love, bravery and wisdom of worldwide known people of science, who were born here. It attracts with the richness of nature and care for the green areas. The city is biker-friendly, what really makes people feel like heaven. It still opens for New Dreams about the European Solidarity Centre. It develops and becomes more impressive and smart every day. The Gdańsk organism keeps on intriguing all guests and citizens and will never stop doing this. Plan of the visit: Royal Way – from Green Gate through the Long Market, the Main City Hall, Artus’ Court, Neptune's Fountain, Long Street with XVII c. tenement houses (Uphagen, Ferber, Czirenberg houses), Golden Gate; Prison and Torture Tower XVII c. – nowadays Amber Museum; Coal Market and Great Armoury; Basilica of Saint Mary – the biggest brick gothic shrine worldwide, and cosy Mariacka Street with the colorful history of amber. In one of amber galleries we are able to see amber polishing art presentation; Long Embankment along Motława river with Gdansk Crane. Please note, that the plan of the visit may change due to unforeseeable circumstances, without any fault of the Organizing Committee.

Guided excursion to Malbork Castle of the Teutonic Order

Please note once again, that at the time of registration, Participants are asked to submit a declaration on the participation in excursion to Malbork Castle before 13:00 on Tuesday, September 8th, 2015.

The excursion will take place on Saturday, September 12th, 2015 – 09:00 – 14:00, the meeting point of the tour will be revealed during the Congress. Buses for the Participants will be provided, starting from 09:00.

Malbork is located 60 km from Gdańsk and attracts more than half million visitors every year. They come to see the biggest medieval fortress in Europe – the Teutonic Knights Castle. We propose visiting this unique place, which construction started in 1274 and for more than 150 years served as the capital of the theocratic state, governed by the Teutonic Knights, and the home of Grand Master. After one of the greatest battles in Medieval history near the village of Grunwald in 1410, the castle was annexed by Polish Kingdom. In 1772 it was taken from Poland by Prussia. During WWII the castle served as a war prison camp, Stalag XX B, where 30000 prisoners were held. In 1945 much of the castle was laid in ruins, but after years of restoration on the 1st of January 1961, the castle and its museum were officially opened and in 1997 the castle was put on the UNESCO World Heritage List. On the way from Gdańsk we admire the beautiful region of Poland – Żuławy Wiślane (Vistula Lowlands).

Excursions