Computational Problems in Physics - CPiP 2005
Helsinki, May 23 - 27, 2005

Oral presentations on Friday morning

• 30 minutes per problem (including discussion)
• details of the work sharing decided within the group
• junior researchers should be the speakers

Written reports

• The end result is a small booklet which contains the contributions from each group. Each group contribution has the structure:
  • short definition of the problem
  • summary of methods tried
  • summary of the results obtained (also unsuccessful attempts and reasons for failure should be documented; a few graphs would be very welcome)
• The group coordinator (or the problem presenter) accepts the students' contributions (but does not produce the text).
• The style of the report does not have to be as polished as that of a research paper - this is a short technical summary.
• The details of the work-sharing are decided within the groups.
• An active participation necessary to get the 3 ECTS points.
• Dead-line: June 30th 2005.