Fellowships to the Third International School of Space      Simulations
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This grant will provide partial support for fifteen students            and young researchers to attend the Third International School                  for Space Simulations to be held in La Londe-les-Maures and                     Beaulieu, France from June 15 to 27, 1987.  The school will                     include both tutorials on the use and development of simulation                 codes and presentations of the most recent research carried out                 in space plasma physics with the aid of computer simulations.                   The school will be of particular benefit for young researchers,                 both in terms of gaining experience in simulations, and in the                  opportunity to interact closely with experts in the filed.  Since               the meeting will also be attended by  European and Japanese                     scientists, the recipients of fellowships will be able to develop               important contacts with the international research community,                   which should be of considerable benefit in the future.                                  The major objective of this grant is educational.  Two                  previous schools have been supported by NSF with great success                  and have helped establish a U.S. pre-eminence in the area of S/T                simulations.  A second objective is that of advanced code                       development.  Modelling of the S/T environment requires                         sophisticated code development of 3rd plasma simulations in                     realistic geomagnetic field geometries.  This is a difficult                    problem relying partly on advances in numerical techniques e.g.                 adaptive grids.  Finally this effort will lead to advances in                   modelling the S/T system.
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