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CIMPA-UNESCO-REALMA-COLOMBIA School

Mathematics for Modeling and Simulation

Objectives :
The purpose of the school is to introduce the students to some advances and new trends in Applied Mathematics. The main emphasis will be to reveal the important role of applied mathematics for other sciences (engineering branches, image processing, biology, and economics) and to provide students and young researchers with basic tools for modeling and simulation of real-life problems. The school will draw attention on active areas of research in Applied Mathematics and will facilitate the contacts between the students coming from various Latin-American countries and internationally recognized experts.

The school will be organized within the framework of the Europe-Latin America Network in Applied Mathematics (REALMA) whose objective is to promote and enhance continuous education in the area of applied mathematics in the region of Latin America and the Caribbean.

School coordinators :
Marc Lassonde (University of Antilles-Guyana, France), Olga Vasilieva (University of Valle, Colombia)

Scientific committee :
Hector de Arazoza (Havana University, Cuba)
Patrick Combettes (University Paris 6, France)
Jairo Duque (University of Valle, Colombia)
Juergen Guddat (Humboldt University – Berlin, Germany)
Rene Meziat (Los Andes University, Colombia)
Marc Lassonde (Universidad of Antilles-Guyana, France)
Felipe Linares (IMPA, Rio-de-Janeiro, Brazil)
Irina Markina (University of Bergen, Norway)
Javier Peña (Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburg, EE.UU.)
Marcus Sarkis (IMPA, Rio-de-Janeiro, Brazil)
Sylvain Sorin (University Paris 6, France)
Alexander Vasiliev (University of Bergen, Norway)
Jesús Velásquez (Decision Ware Ltd., Bogota, Colombia)
Jorge Zubelli (IMPA, Rio-de-Janeiro, Brazil)

Local Organizing Committee:
Olga Vasilieva (University of Valle, Cali, Colombia)
René Meziat (Los Andes University, Bogota, Colombia)
 Julio Delgado (University of Valle, Cali, Colombia)
Juan Carlos Munoz (University of Valle, Cali, Colombia)
Jorge Franco (University of Valle, Cali, Colombia)

Working languages:
English and Spanish

Date and location :
June 12 - 23, 2007, Department of Mathematics, University of Valle, Cali (Colombia)

Scientific program:
Courses:

  • “Fixed point methods in image recovery” (8 hours, Patrick COMBETTES, University Paris 6, France)

  • “Hele-Shaw flows, bosonic strings and engineering applications” (8 hours, Alexander VASILIEV, University of Bergen, Norway)

  • “Mathematical models for epidemiology” (6 hours, Hector de ARAZOZA, Havana University, Cuba)

  • “Smoothing techniques for non-smooth convex optimization” (6 hours, Javier PEÑA, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburg, USA)

  • “Domain Decomposition Methods and Iterative Methods” (6 hours, Marcus SARKIS, IMPA, Rio-de-Janeiro, Brazil)

  • “Dynamics and evolutionary games” (6 hours, Sylvain SORIN, University Paris 6, France)

Tutorials:

  • “Free software tools for scientific computing” (1.5 hours, Jairo DUQUE, University of Valle, Cali, Colombia)

  • “Parallel computing and cluster computers” (1.5 hours, Jairo DUQUE, University of Valle, Cali, Colombia)

  • “Introduction to parametric optimization” (1.5 hours, Juergen GUDDAT, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany)

  • “Smoothing Properties for Solutions to Dispersive Equations” (1.5 hours, Felipe LINARES, IMPA, Rio-de-Janeiro, Brazil)

  • “Potential theory: the origin and applications” (1.5 hours, Irina MARKINA, University of Bergen, Norway)

  • “Planning of the supply chains: offer-chain and demand-chain” (1.5 hours, Jesus VELASQUEZ, Decision Ware, Ltd., Bogota, Colombia)

  • “Inverse Problems for Semiconductors: Models and Methods” (1.5 hours, Jorge ZUBELLI, IMPA, Rio-de Janeiro, Brazil)

Contributed talks and seminars:
All participants a welcomed to submit contributions, related to their current research, for further presentation and discussion at several thematic sessions. Extended abstract will be revised by the Scientific Committee members and should be submitted to cimpa@univalle.edu.co before the registration deadline of March 15, 2007. Please find the template in MS Word format here.

Prerequisites :
The school is mainly addressed to postgraduate students and young researchers from Latin America and the Caribbean wishing to enrich and deepen their knowledge in the field of applied mathematics. Therefore, potential participant must possess at least Bachelor’s degree in mathematical sciences or Master’s degree in economics, engineering or natural sciences.

Local website: http://paginasweb.univalle.edu.co/~cimpa/

Deadline for registration : March 31, 2007

Application procedure    Online registration (for non-Colombian residents)

Application form (for Colombian residents)

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