The SECOND ANNUAL P.I.M.S. Summer School in Fluid Dynamics will be held from July 30 - August 11, 2000.

• Application deadline is April 15, 2000
• Applicants will be notified of their acceptance by email before May 5, 2000
• A tentative schedule for the two weeks of the summer school has been prepared.
• Abstracts of the invited talks are available.
• The lecture schedule has been prepared.
• Pictures of participants at the 2nd summer school are available.

April 15

Application deadline

Saturday, July 29

Registration, check-in at St. Joseph's College (after 3pm)

Sunday, July 30

Orientation and ice breaker

Monday, July 31

Lectures and labs begin

Friday, August 11

Summer School ends, check-out before noon.

Participants will attend a comprehensive series of lectures, and will be given hands-on experience performing and analyzing experiments in the Environmental and Industrial Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, as well as running numerical simulations using research- level codes.

Topics will include fluid dynamics fundamentals, industrial and environmental flows, geophysical fluid dynamics, turbulence modelling and computational fluid dynamics. Subjects will be taught at a graduate level.

You may wish to see information about the First Annual Fluid Dynamics Summer School held in August 1999

• one statement of interest (describing in one page your academic background and research interests)
• one letter of reference

These may be emailed to bruce.sutherland@ualberta.ca, mailed to

Site Director, Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences

Attn: U. of A. Summer School

Department of Mathematical Sciences

University of Alberta

Edmonton, AB T6G 2G1

CANADA

or sent by FAX [+1 (780) 492-6826]. Address faxes to ``Site Director, Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences; Attn: U. of A. Summer School''

Scholarships paying for travel, accommodation and tuition expenses may be awarded based on the experience and recommendations of the applicant.

Application deadline is April 15, 2000.

Bruce R. Sutherland, or

T. Bryant Moodie,

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