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The CSO2010 conference is to bring together computational scientists, applied mathematicians, computational engineers, industrial practitioners and researchers to present, discuss and exchange ideas, results and experiences in the area of computational sciences, applied computing, optimization theory and inter-disciplinary applications.
　

The CSO2010 conference solicitously invites original contributions on all relevant topics related to computational sciences, applied computing, optimization theory and inter-disciplinary applications., including, but not limited to:

Main Track A: Computational Sciences

• Numerical Algorithms and Analysis

• Computational Simulation and Analysis

• Hybrid and Combined Computational Methods

• Complex Systems Modeling and Simulation

• Problem Solving Environments

• Data Visualization and Virtual Reality

• Bayes Network and Belief Network

• Possibility Theory and Markov Models

• Advanced Computing Architectures

• Computational Mathematics

• Computational Physics

• Computational Chemistry

• Computational Biology

• Computational Graphics

• Computational Engineering

• Computational Intelligence

• Computational Economics and Finance

• Computational Linguistics

• Computational Statistics

• Computational Mechanics

Main Track B: Applied Computing

• Scientific and Engineering Computing

• Parallel and Distributed Computing

• Grid Computing and Cluster Computing

• Internet Computing and Web Computing

• Mobile Computing and Cloud Computing

• Embedded and Network Computing

• Ubiquitous Computing and Pervasive Computing

• Granular Computing and Soft Computing

• Bio-inspired Computing and  Intelligent Computing

• Agent-based Computing and Autonomic Computing

• Kernel-based Computing and SVM

• Neural Computing and ANN

• Social Computing and Network Analysis

• Data Mining and KDD

• Text Mining and Event Mining

• Signal and Image Processing

• Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition

• Heuristic and Meta-Heuristic Methods

• Artificial Intelligence and Machine Intelligence

• Economics and Finance Modeling

Main Track C: Optimization Theory, Method and Applications

• Linear and Nonlinear Programming

• Stochastic Programming

• Integer and Dynamic Programming

• Parametric Programming

• Convex and Nonconvex Programming

• Nonsmooth Programming

• Fractional Programming

• Uncertainty Programming

• Semi-definite and Semi-infinite Programming

• Multi-level and Multiobjective Programming

• Varational Methods and Varational Inequalities

• Inverse and Ill-posed Problems

• Generalized Convexity

• Game Theory

• Fuzzy Optimization

• Global and Robust Optimization

• Combinatorial Optimization

• Network Optimization

• Finance  and Industrial Optimization

• Managerial and Engineering Optimization

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