Automatic Differentiation Workshop November 2004
Joint University of Hertfordshire/Cranfield University
Automatic Differentiation Workshop
Thursday 4th & Friday 5th November 2004
Held at: College Lane Campus, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, Herts AL10 9AB England
Sponsored by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
This 2-day workshop was the latest in a series that provided a forum for the presentation of theoretical developments in and applications of Automatic Differentiation (AD) and adjoint methods.
Andrea Walther , TU Dresden
AD of Explicit Runge-Kutta Methods for Optimal Control
Yi Cao , Cranfield University
Nonlinear Model Predictive Control Using Automatic Differentiation
Andreas Kowarz , TU Dresden
Tapeless Forward Differentiation in ADOL-C
AD for Fortran 95
Bruce Christianson , University of Hertfordshire
Implementation Overview Introduces framework for AD implementation Overloading vs Translation
Jean Utke , Argonne Labs
Association by Name vs Association by Address
Laurent Hascoet, INRIA
AD of Fortran9x: Modular Structures
Uwe Naumann , TU Aachen
F90 Ajoints Under the Presence of Pointers and Dynamic Memory Allocation
Jan Riehme, HU Berlin
ADTAGEO - Algorthmic Differentiation Through Automatic Graph Elimination Ordering
Mike Fagan, Rice University
By-Name and By-Address for Fortran 77/90
Rahul Kharche , Cranfield University
Initial Work on MATLAB Source Transformation AD
Paul Hovland , Argonne National Laboratory
Applications of Linearity Analysis
AD Computational Statistics
Trevor Ringrose , Cranfield University
AD for Maximum Likelihood Estimation
Bruce Christianson , University of Hertfordshire
Progress in Propagating Uncertainties
Mike Giles
Quantifying Uncertainty in Engineering Analysis
John Pryce, Cranfield University
Jacobians by Vertex Elimination and Inner Products
Jan Riehme, HU Berlin
A New Interface for the AD-Enabled NAGWare Fortran 95 Compiler
Chairman and Local Organiser
Bruce Christianson B.Christianson@herts.ac.uk
Co-Organiser Shaun Forth s.a.forth@cranfield.ac.uk


