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June 24, 2001, 14:59	Short courses on Finite Volume Methods	#1
E F Toro Guest Posts: n/a	We would like to bring to your attention the following two Short Courses on: Course 1. Finite Volume Methods for Free-Surface Shallow Flows. With Applications to Environmental Problems. Place: San Francisco, USA Date: 12 - 15 November 2001 Lecturer: Professor E. F. Toro Organisers: Numeritek Limited UK Course 2. Finite Volume Methods for Compressible Flow. Place: San Francisco, USA Date: 19 - 22 November 2001 Lecturer: Professor E. F. Toro Organisers: Numeritek Limited UK COST per course: Academics £660, Others £1300 There will be a 10% reduction if registered before 31st August 2001. FURTHER DETAILS on the course are available on http://www.numeritek.com Please send inquiries to: courses@numeritek.com Course Organisers Numeritek Limited, UK

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