The European Mathematical Society

The main topics of this meeting are different generalizations of continued fractions and their applications. Among such generalizations are triangular sequences, p-adic continued fractions, Minkovski-Voronoi polyhedra, Klein sails, etc. We are planning to discuss new advances and currently open problems in order to establish interrelations between different theories of multidimensional continued fractions.

Physics and Mathematics of Nonlinear Phenomena 2013 is organized by the Dipartimento di Matematica e Fisica
``E. De Giorgi'', and follows the long established tradition of the Nonlinear
Physics meetings organized by the research group on Integrable Systems of
Universita' del Salento and held in Gallipoli (Lecce, Italy).

The conference is dedicated to Academician of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Professor A. M. Samoilenko on the occasion of his 75th anniversary. Conference sections: differential equations and nonlinear oscillations; theory of functions; mathematical problems of mechanics; mathematical modeling of economic, financial and insurance processes; stochastic differential equations.

The conference is organized by the LMPA "Laboratory of Pure and Applied Mathematics" and the Engeneering School EIL Côte d'Opale. The aim of this conference is to bring together researchers working in numerical analysis, scientific computation and applications. Participants will present and discuss their latest results in this area.

The aim of the summer school is to give a thorough introduction of tools, langages and execution models for efficient programming of heterogeneous multicore architectures with accelerators. Three lectures will describe the existing programming levels for accelerators as well as techniques for simultaneously using multicores and accelerators within a single application, while trying to maintain performance portability. All courses consist of lectures and hands-on sessions where everyone can try out the tools on several exercises using different parallel computing hardware.

The conference is a new activity of the Jaen Approximation Project. Jaen Approximation Project has organized ten editions of the Ubeda Meeting on Approximation and three editions of the Jaen Conference on Approximation. It also issues the Jaen Journal on Approximation from 2009.

The objective of these conferences is to provide a useful and nice forum for researchers in the subjects to meet and discuss. In this sense, the conference programs have been designed to keep joined the group during four/five days with a program full of scientific and social activities.

The school aims at presenting some of the current approaches in PDE modelling and mathematical analysis of biological and medical phenomena. It aims at allowing the researchers and the students of Master’s degree level to acquire a basic training in that field.

The conference will present current research in topological fixed point theory and related areas of mathematics.

The program will feature series of expository lectures by
Evelyn Hart (Colgate University, USA),
Karel Dekimpe (KU Leuven Kulak, Belgium) and
Chris Staecker (Fairfield Uiniveristy, USA).

The aim of this meeting is to foster interaction between climate scientists and mathematicians that are active in various fields of interest for climate science, such as dynamical systems, partial differential equations, control theory, stochastic systems, and numerical analysis. This event will be part of
MPE2013 (http://mpe2013.org/). The workshop will include ten overview lectures (50 minutes), five from climate scientists and five from applied
mathematicians, sixteen research lectures (30 minutes) and panel discussions.

International conference organized around topolgy and geometry in Toulouse, France, on the occasion of Michel Boileau's 60th birthday.
This event will close a thematic month dedicated to topology and symplectic/contact geometry.

The aim of the Workshop is to bring together researchers in multidisciplinary fields, with emphasis on Distance Geometry (DG). Distance Geometry is an area of research already consolidated, with Mathematics and Computer Science as key areas at its foundation. The concept of distance is essential to the human experience and DG puts this concept as the main object in a given geometric structure. The fundamental problem of DG is to find a set of points in a given geometric space whose distances between some of these points are known.

The workshop will bring together some of the leading experts on variational models and methods in mechanics. Further information and the updated list of invited speakers are available on the workshop website http://www.imati.cnr.it/ulisse/v2m2.html

Registration (without fee) and application for a poster will be opened soon.

The main purpose of the meeting is to stimulate and promote interactions between the following three research areas: differential graphical calculus (DGC), operad algebra and logic as main ingredients of the applied category theory with wide application prospects everywhere in contemporary science, cognition and technology.

The meeting is organized by the American Mathematical Society and the Romanian Mathematical Society in partnership with the Simion Stoilow Institute of Mathematics of the Romanian Academy (IMAR).
There will be 6 invited addresses and 21 special sessions.
Invited Addresses: Viorel Barbu (Iasi), Sergiu Klainerman (Princeton), George Lusztig (MIT), Stefan Papadima (IMAR), Mihnea Popa (Chicago), Dan Timotin (IMAR).

Paul Erdős Centennial Conference