It feels it has created an exciting program and encourages its attendance by everyone interested in computational physics. You can see this breath and catch the excitement by reading the list of invited speakers included in this announcement. The announcement summarizes only the key points. We also direct one's attention to the information at this address on our novel hands-on tutorial on building a Beowulf cluster. During the tutorial each participant will build a small cluster.
Enrollment is limited.
At that time the meeting's Web site will contain the details on accessing them. The scientific program is organized around plenary, focus, contributed, and poster sessions. Plenary sessions entirely of invited speakers were designed by the program committee around topics, issues, and developments of general interest to the computational physicist. Session themes range from looking at cutting edge uses of large scale computation to solve significant scientific and engineering problems to gazing at the future as represented by quantum computing. In between are sessions exploring such themes as the improved use of the internet, the latest in scientific visualization, the building of PC clusters, and the challenges, opportunities, and rewards physicists have found by working in the computer and financial industries.