New Book Series

[thk (Tom Koornwinder)]

From: "George Anastassiou" <ANASTASG@msci.memphis.edu>
Organization:  Mathematical Sciences Dept., UofM
Date:          Wed, 24 Feb 1999 14:46:25 -600
Subject:       New Book Series
Priority: normal
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Dear Colleaques Hi!
I,George Anastassiou,have been appointed a KLUWER/PLENUM publishers 
book series Editor for the new book series "Computational Mathematics
and Applications"(CMAA).
This series basically intends to publish high quality  
strictly refereed books in all of Mathematics and their applications 
including Probability,Stochastic Processes and Statistics,EXCEPT OF 
PURE MATHEMATICS.
 SO THIS MESSAGE  IS TO CALL FOR BOOK PROPOSALS AND MANUSCRIPTS.
 The books we will consider should be in one of the following groups:
 upper level undergraduate,graduate level,research level.
 We intend to publish texts,monographs,proceedings of conferences,
 handbooks and compilations of papers.
 The published books will be suitable for 
 students,researchers,libraries in Mathematical 
 Sciences,Engineering,etc.
Interested potential authors should send 3 hard copies of their book 
proposal(about 10 pages) or 2 hard copies of their book in final 
form(at least 125 printed pages),along with 2 discs with book content 
to   
      Dr.George Anastassiou
      Department of Mathematical Sciences
      The University of Memphis
      Memphis,TN 38152
      USA
      Tel (901) 678-3144 office
          (901) 678-2482 secretary
          (901) 678-2480 FAX
          (901) 371-9752 home
      e-mail  anastasg@hermes.msci.memphis.edu
      http://www.msci.memphis.edu/~anastasg/anlyjour.htm
      
Book manuscripts should be typed in any of the TEX,LATEX,AMS-TEX,AMS-
LATEX different versions.It would be much easier for the publishers 
and authors, if authors follow the Kluwer typing style file,which is 
among others Latex 2.09.To get it please write to
 editdept@wkap.nl    OR    Texhelp@wkap.nl
The authors should provide us a list of 6 possible referees to 
be used in case our long list of referees does not contain the 
appropriate persons to do the refereeing job of the particular 
proposal/manuscript.
 
  Strictly speaking: "Computational Mathematics identifies with 
the computational approach in solving mathematical problems within 
Mathematics or other Sciences,as well as in the real world.The 
solutions are given either constructively and concretely or 
algorithmically in forms that can be any of explicit,implicit,visual 
or approximate and numerical."
 Working computationally in Mathematical Sciences has become one of 
the main trends in the last fourty years internationally,so we can 
understand and solve the complex problems of our scientific and real
world.
Next we provide a list of possible areas,meaning also their 
combinations,where submitted books can emphasise on.
However submitted books can be also on any other topic of NON-PURE
MATHEMATICS.
 The partial list of sample subjects follows:          
computational real and complex analysis,applied analysis,applied 
functional analysis,approximation theory,o.d.e,p.d.e,Toda-lattice 
theory,wavelet,neural networks,difference 
equations,summability,fractals,special functions,splines,asymptotic
analysis,inequalities,moment theory,numerical analysis,applied 
numerical analysis,numerical functional 
analysis,tomography,asymptotic expansions,Fourier analysis,integral 
equations,potential theory,sampling theory,signal analysis,graph 
theory and combinatorics,computational geometry,computational 
algebra,cryptography,coding,computational number theory,optimization,
operations research,mathematical programming,control theory,fuzzy 
theory,fluid dynamics,econometric theory,computer aided geometric 
design,functional equations,orthogonal polynomials,game 
theory,calculus of variations,systems theory,numerical Fourier 
analysis,computational complexity,etc.
 
  Developing software related to the book material is strongly 
encouraged  if applicable.
  
       Cordially yours
       George Anastassiou
       Memphis,2-15-99
       CMAA book series editor