First Workshop on Nonlinear Dispersive Equations
30/10 to 1/11/2013
IMECC-UNICAMP, Campinas, Brazil
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First Workshop on Nonlinear Dispersive Equations 30/10 to 1/11/2013 IMECC-UNICAMP, Campinas, Brazil |
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Scientific committee Jaime Angulo - USP, Brazil Jerry Bona - UIC, USA Thierry Cazenave – UPMC, France Rafael, Iório – IMPA, Brazil Felipe Linares – IMPA, Brazil Gustavo Ponce - UCSB, USA J.-C. Saut – U. Paris-Sud, France Organizing Committee Xavier Carvajal – IM/UFRJ Mahendra Panthee – IMECC/UNICAMP Ademir Pastor – IMECC/UNICAMP Márcia Scialom – IMECC/UNICAMP
Contact For detailed information please send e-mail to nde@ime.unicamp.br or contact any member of the organizing committee.
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This is the first Workshop on nonlinear dispersive equations to be held in the Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Scientific Computation (IMECC), State University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Campinas, Brazil, from 30/10 to 1/11/2013. Research on nonlinear PDEs of dispersive type in Brazil started with the publication of a paper “On the Cauchy problem for the Benjamin-Ono equation”, by Rafael Iório in the Journal “Communications in PDE, vol. 11, (1986) 1031-1081”. This paper was a result of the Post-doctoral research of the author with Tosio Kato in University of California at Berkeley. Later, Márcia Scialom, student of Iório, in her Post-doctoral research in the State University of Pennsylvania (Pennstate) with Jerry Bona, met with Felipe Linares and Gustavo Ponce. In 1994, Iório invited Linares to the Instituto Nacional de Matemática Pura e Aplicada (IMPA), Rio de Janeiro where he is working since then. On supervision of Iório and Linares, several Brazilian and foreign students got PhD. These students (scientific sons) are not only working in several Brazilian and foreign universities but also supervising students to produce new PhDs (scientific grand-sons). In this way, a big network of researchers working on nonlinear dispersive PDEs with Brazilian legacy has formed. The objective of this Workshop is to bring together national and foreign researchers working in this area to further enhance interaction so as to attract young people (specially graduate students). We believe that this Workshop will be the first one and would try our best to organize it biannually. Sponsors:
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Invited Speakers Eduardo Alarcon, Brazil John Albert, USA Jaime Angulo, Brazil Vanessa Barros, Brazil Jerry Bona, USA Thierry Cazenave, France Adan Corcho, Brazil Amin Esfahani, Iran Luca Fanelli, Italy Luis Gustavo Farah, Brazil Lucas C. Freitas, Brazil Nicolas Godet, France Axel Grünrock, Germany Cesar Adolfo Hernandez, Brazil Rafael Iório, Brazil José Manuel Jiménez, Colombia Felipe Linares, Brazil Stefan Mancas, USA Fabio Natali, Brazil Ricardo Pastran, Colombia Ademir Pazoto, Brazil Gustavo Ponce, USA Javier Ramos, Brazil Anne-Sophie de Suzzoni, France Nicola Visciglia, Italy |
