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447 QC173 The results of a very lively September 2006 conference, these 18 papers describe active research in quantum and statistical mechanics including topics ranging from open quantum systems and random Schrodinger operators to random matrix theory.

Topics include development of the photonuclear activation file, nuclear data for minor actinides, differential cross sections of complex particle emission reactions, Monte Carlo simulation of the fission fragments evaporation process, random matrix theory in statistical analysis of resonances, and nuclear data services.

Seven papers in this year's edition cover the numerical solution of saddle point problems, the computation of geometric partial differential equations and mean curvature flow, random matrix theory, numerical methods for large-scale nonlinear optimization, computational chemistry from the perspective of numerical analysis, steady-state convection-diffusion problems, and total variation and level set methods in image science.