There is a fundamental and natural link between the kinetic theory and fluid models. In recent years, there has been great interest in understanding various kinetic models coupled with fluid models, which arise in broad scientific applications. The purpose of this workshop is to build a bridge to foster scientific communications and collaborations between experts in the kinetic theory and experts in mathematical fluids dynamics.
Jul 26, 2010 - Jul 30, 2010
Beijing International Center for Mathematical Research
Yan Guo
Brown University, USA and Peking University, China
Pingwen Zhang
Peking University, China
Tel/Fax
(86 10) 58876691
Email
xianghuiyu@gmail.com
Kazuo AOKI
Kyoto University
Weinan E
Princeton University and PKU
Raffaele Esposito
Università di L'Aquila
Emmanuel Grenier
ENS (Lyon)
Mahir Hadzic
Brown University
Hyung Ju Hwang
Pohang University of Science and Technology
Ning Jiang
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
Song Jiang
Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics
Zhen Lei
Fudan University
Hailiang Li
Capital Normal University
Fanghua Lin
Courant Institute
Chun Liu
Pennsylvania State university
Xuguang Lu
Tsinghua University
Rosanna Marra
University of Rome
Nader Masmoudi
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
Benoit Perthame
Univ. Paris 6
Yuanwei Qi
University of Oxford
Juan Soler
University of Granada
Shu Wang
Beijing University of Technology
Chaojiang Xu
Rouen university
Tong Yang
City university of Hong Kong
Shih-Hsien Yu
National University of Singapore
Xinwei Yu
University of Alberta
Huijiang Zhao
Wuhan University
Hui Zhang
Beijing Normal University
Ping Zhang
AMSS, CAS
Zhifei Zhang
Peking University
All non-Chinese citizens traveling to China require a visa. You can apply for the Tourist Visa or the Business Visa. If you apply for the business visa, you may need an extra document, called the Official Visa Notice provided by us, before going to the Chinese Embassy in your country. To apply for this visa notice from Peking University, we need a simple CV of yours containing the following information:
The process of application for this notice may take one or two weeks. After getting this notice, we will send a copy to you by fax. Since the visa process may take six weeks, we suggest you to apply as early as possible.
From the airport to the campus of Peking University, the most convenient way is to take a taxi. It costs about 100 or 110 yuans including 10-yuan highway toll. Alternatively, if you come alone and arrive before 22:00 pm, you may take the airport shuttle bus No. 5 with the final stop in Zhong-guan-cun. Then take a taxi to the campus. It costs 16 + 10 = 26 yuans. Be aware there are three terminals in the Beijing Capital Airport (PEK). This is particularly important on your way back.
Within the city, the most convenient way is to take a taxi. It is cheap (in the Western standard, 2 yuans per kilometer) and safe. You pay exactly the amount shown in the meter. Do not pay tips. Tips and tax are included in the price. The night rate (between 23:00pm-6:00 am) is 120% of the regular price. Be aware that an unlicensed taxi may overcharge you. The plate number of a licensed taxi begins with B. Alternatively you may take the metro for a long-haul trip (e.g. to the downtown). Although the bus services can get you to any point and the cost is low (1 yuan per ride), I do not recommend it because it is slow and very crowded.
Local Money is RMB. The basic unit is Yuan (meaning disk). You will certainly need a small amount of local money, and can exchange US dollar or Euros at the airport. The rate and surcharge (if any) are the same at every exchange site. Please check the rate at http://www.boc.cn/sourcedb/whpj/enindex.html. For other currencies you may have to go to a large branch of the Bank of China. You may also get local money from ATM by inserting your credit card. A Citibank office is not too far from the campus.
At any location of major banks in Beijing, you can change major foreign currency to RMB. We suggest you to make changes from the banks at the airport as the rates are universally the same in all locations while there is no line in the airport. At the bank in the airport, you can also change RMB back to foreign currency when you leave.
Shao-Yuan, the guest house of Peking University. It is just conveniently located on campus, and is in short supply during the summer. If you have not been offered a room, you have to find a place by yourself. Here are some hotels around the campus.
Enjoy the authentic Chinese food which can be further classified as Sichuan, Cantonese, Shandong, etc. The well-known Peking duck is a Shandong cuisine. A typical dinner costs 100 yuans and a meal at MacDonald is about 25 yuans. Some restaurants around the campus.
you need food badly but have a trouble with the Chinese menu, there are fast food restaurant also available.