Minisymposia

The following minisymposia will take place in the frame of the congress:

      • M1. Industrial and Applied Mathematics
        •     Organizer: Markus Haltmeier (UNI Innsbruck)
      • M2. Mathematical Finance in the age of Machine Learning
        •     Organizer: Josef Teichmann (ETH Zürich)
      • M3. Parallel and Distributed Optimization and Simulation
        •     Organizer: Steffen Finck (FH Vorarlberg)
      • M4. Spectral Theory
        •     Organizers: Gerald Teschl (UNI Wien), Jussi Behrndt (TU Graz)
      • M5. Inverse Problems for Partial Differential Equations
        •     Organizers: William Rundell (Texas A&M University), Barbara Kaltenbacher (UNI Klagenfurt)
      • M6. Enumerative and Algebraic Combinatorics
        •     Organizers: Michael Drmota (TU Wien), Christian Krattenthaler (UNI Wien)

 

The call for minisymposia is extended (deadline is 31.01.2019). Minisymposia can be proposed by potential organizers; proposals should be sent to the program comittee (chair: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.). The rules for proposing a minisymposium are:

      • A minisymposium is a coordinated meeting consisting of research presentations on particular topics of current research interest.
      • Because of the limited number of available rooms and the large number of sections there will only be a very small number of minisymposia (6-8 at most).
      • Minisymposia have to be proposed by potential organizers. A proposal should contain a title, the name(s) of the organizer(s), a short description of the main topics, a list of potential speakers (6-15 talks, these speakers need not have confirmed participation).
      • The organizers are responsible for providing a list of speakers to the organizers of the conference.
      • All speakers and organizers of a minisymposium have to be registered participants of the conference and have to pay the registration fee.
      • Minisymposia do not receive any funding from the conference.
      • The deadline for submitting proposals for minisymposia is 31.01.2019.
      • Submitted proposals will be considered by the program committee shortly after the deadline. The decision will be based on the scientific quality and the up-to-dateness of the proposed topics.