Computational Methods for General Sparse Matrices by Zahari Zlatev

Computational Methods for General Sparse Matrices by Zahari Zlatev

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Zlatev, Zahari: - Zahari Zlatev received his MSc from the Sofia University and his PhD from the Sct. Petersbourg University. He is a senior scientist and a project leader (Long-range Transport Modelling) at NERI (National Environmental Research Institute, Roskilde, Denmark) since 1980. He has developed the Unified Danish Eulerian Model (UNI-DEM), which has been used in many environmental studies and scientific projects (see also http: //www.dmu.dk/AtmosphericEnvironment/DEM).

Zahari Zlatev published five monographs (two in Kluwer, two in Springer and one in MIR Publishers), has been editor of four proceedings volumes, has 92 papers in international journals, 123 papers in proceedings of international conferences and more than 200 institutional reports. He has been involved in training young specialists; including graduated students and PhD students. Zahari Zlatev organized five international conferences and nine mini-symposia at international conferences; in Stanford (USA), in Hamburg (Germany), in Varna (Bulgaria), in Toronto (Canada), three in Sozopol (Bulgaria), in Limassol (Cyprus), in Copenhagen (Denmark) and in San Francisco (USA). He has been an invited speaker at 24 international conferences and in the organizing committee of many international workshops and conferences (see also http: //www.dmu.dk/AtmosphericEnvironment/zlatev.htm).

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ISBN 13	9780792311546
ISBN 10	079231154X
Title	Computational Methods for General Sparse Matrices
Author	Zahari Zlatev
Series	Mathematics And Its Applications
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Kluwer Academic Publishers
Year published	1991-09-30
Number of pages	328
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