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\title{Expressing some scientific, lattice-based problems in Haskell}
 
\author{D.B. Carpenter}

\begin{abstract}
Haskell is a modern, lazy, pure functional language.  The first part of
the talk will describe some of the features of functional languages,
and Haskell in particular.  The array facilities of Haskell will be
introduced.  The second part of the talk will describe Haskell
implementations of three ``scientific'' algorithms.  In order of
increasing complexity they are: relaxation for the Poisson equation,
Monte Carlo simulation of the XY model, and simulation of a lattice
gauge theory.
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