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<h3>Latest News</h3>
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<b>Hermes 1.1</b> released
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	<li>Available from the <a href="https://github.com/hpfem/hermes" target="blank">Github repository</a></li>
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<b>2013</b>: In 2013, we prepare three international conferences:
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	<li><a href="http://femtec2013.femhub.com" target="blank">FEMTEC 2013</a></li>
	<li>AMTEE/CPEE</li>
	<li><a href="http://istet.zcu.cz/" target="blank">ISTET</a></li>
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<b>August 2012</b>: Presentation of hp-DG, Butcher's tables &amp; adaptive time stepping at <a href="https://workshop.math.fau.de/MoselSeminar">Moselle seminar</a>.
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<b>August 2012</b>: Presentation of NCLab at <a href="https://workshop.math.fau.de/MoselSeminar">Moselle seminar</a>.
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<b>June 2012</b>: Presentation of Hermes: hp-DG &amp; hp-FEM coupling, Butcher's tables &amp; adaptive time stepping at <a href="http://esco2012.femhub.com/">ESCO 2012</a>.
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<b>June 2012</b>: Presentation of NCLab at <a href="http://esco2012.femhub.com/">ESCO 2012</a>.
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<b>April 2012</b>: Presentation of Hermes: hp-DG &amp; hp-FEM coupling, Butcher's tables &amp; adaptive time stepping at <a href="http://web.unlv.edu/centers/cams/conferences/sca2012/sca2012.html">SCA 2012</a>.
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<b>April 2012</b>: Presentation of Hermes modules in NCLab at <a href="http://web.unlv.edu/centers/cams/conferences/sca2012/sca2012.html">SCA 2012</a>.
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<b>March 2012</b>: First Hermes2D modules developed.
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<b>January 2012</b>: Hermes2D parallelized.
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<b>November 2011</b>: Abstract Submission for ESCO 2012 Open,
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<b>September 2011</b>: Hermes Version 1.0 Released! Read more
<a href="http://hpfem.org/hermes/">here</a>.
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<b>August 2011</b>: The next <a href="http://esco2012.femhub.com/">ESCO 2012</a> will be 
organized by <a href="http://femhub.com/">FEMhub Inc.</a>
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<b>July 2011</b>: Hermes was presented at invited lectures (Erlangen, Rome, INRIA).
Several new people migrated from Comsol to Hermes mostly to use hp-adaptivity with 
dynamical meshes for transient problems.
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<b>June, 2011</b>: Templating of Hermes2D in progress. The goal is to have only one
version of the library (not real and complex versions).
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<b>May 9 -13, 2011</b>: <a href="http://hpfem.org/events/femtec-2011/">FEMTEC 2011</a>
takes place.
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<b>April 2011</b>: New repository hermes-dev.git at Github serves
for testing of changes before they are pushed into the master 
repository hermes.git.
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<b>April 2011</b>: Explicit support for linear problems ended.
Linear problems need to be formulated using a jacobian-residual
formulation (same as nonlinear problems).
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<b>March 2011</b>: New object-oriented weak forms 
pushed to master. Some examples still need 
upgrading.
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<b>February 2011</b>: Mateusz Paprocki has joined our team in Reno. VTK
solution output was finally added to H2D. Progress on Hermes compilation
on Mac was made.
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<b>January 2011</b>: Dr. Sascha Schnepp from Technical University Darmstadt 
arrived for a six-weeks stay.
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December 2010: Time integration in Hermes can be done using an
arbitrary Butcher's table. 
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November 2010: <a href="http://math.nist.gov/~WMitchell/">Bill Mitchell</a> from NIST visited 
for a few days.
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November 2010: <a href="http://hpfem.org/hermes">Hermes</a> entered a feature-freeze stage of cleaning,
consolidation, and preparation for the first official release.
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October 2010: <a href="http://hpfem.org/events/femtec-2011/">FEMTEC 2011</a> announced.
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September 2010: Hermes1D, Hermes2D and Hermes3D merged into
a single git repository <a href="http://github.com/hpfem/hermes">Hermes</a>.
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Septeber 2010: New version of Hermes2D merged into upstream.
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June 28 - July 3: <a href="http://hpfem.org/events/esco-2010/">ESCO 2010</a> was a great success!
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May 2010: Special issue of MATCOM dedicated to ESCO 2008 
finally printed. 
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March 24 - 28, 2010: Visit of Dr. Christopher Kees (U.S. Army Engineer 
Research and Development Laboratory)
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March 18, 2010: Plenary lecture 
for 160 people on scientific computing on the occasion of the 
<a href="http://www.lawrencehallofscience.org/jshs/">Junior 
Science and Humanities Symposium (JSHS)</a>. The 
presentation (minus movies) is <a href="main/data/circus-circus.pdf">here</a>.
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Glen Hansen from INL visited in February 2010
and gave several lectures on <a href="main/data/hansen-1.pdf">JFNK</a> 
and <a href="main/data/hansen-2.pdf">Trilinos</a>. The computer 
codes he used are  <a href="main/data/heat-eq.tar.gz">here</a>.
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Bill Mitchell from NIST visited in December 2009.
<a href="main/images/snow_trip.jpg"><img src="main/images/snow_trip.jpg" width=150px height=115px></a>
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<b>Summer 2009:</b>
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Agros2D was used by the group of A. Fejfar at the Institute of Physics in Prague
to model electric behavior of crystalline structures 
(<a href="talks/09/Fejfar-RelationNanoMacro-ICANS23-Utrecht2009.pdf">see presentation</a>).
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The Hermes project was presented 
9 times during summer 2009 (7 invited presentations).
See the Publications section for PDF files.
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Preparations for ESCO 2010 started, preliminary web page is 
<a href="http://hpfem.org/events/esco-2010">here</a>.
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<b>July 2009:</b><br>
Idaho National Laboratory (INL) grant to explore the potential
of adaptive multimesh hp-FEM for nuclear fuel performance
analysis.
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<b>June 2009:</b><br>
Major DoE grant for advanced multiphysics computer
simulations of nuclear reactor processes in Nevada News.
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