The 10th International Symposium on Computational and Applied Mathematics (ISCAM 2027), will be held in Kunming, China, from May 28 to May 30, 2027. ISCAM 2027 aims to provide an international forum for researchers, scholars, and practitioners to exchange recent advances, research findings, and practical experience in computational and applied mathematics, and to foster academic collaboration and interdisciplinary exchange.
The symposium solicits original contributions covering a broad range of topics in computational and applied mathematics, including but not limited to: numerical analysis and scientific computing, numerical linear algebra, optimization and operations research, differential equations and numerical methods, partial differential equations, computational mathematics, mathematical modeling and simulation, applied probability and statistics, mathematical physics, dynamical systems and control, computational geometry, discrete mathematics and combinatorics, mathematical biology, financial mathematics, data-driven mathematical modeling, machine learning and mathematical foundations of artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and interdisciplinary applications of mathematical methods in engineering, science, economics, and other related fields.
The symposium solicits original contributions covering a broad range of topics in computational and applied mathematics, including but not limited to: numerical analysis and scientific computing, numerical linear algebra, optimization and operations research, differential equations and numerical methods, partial differential equations, computational mathematics, mathematical modeling and simulation, applied probability and statistics, mathematical physics, dynamical systems and control, computational geometry, discrete mathematics and combinatorics, mathematical biology, financial mathematics, data-driven mathematical modeling, machine learning and mathematical foundations of artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and interdisciplinary applications of mathematical methods in engineering, science, economics, and other related fields.
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