XVI CONGRESO Dr. ANTONIO MONTEIRO

Virtual Mathematical Meeting

www.xvicongresomonteiro.uns.edu.ar

From May 26 to June 4, 2021

Universidad Nacional del Sur, Bahía Blanca, Argentina


The activities on Zoom (from May 31 to June 4) include 8 plenary talks (English or Spanish, speaker's choice) and 3 graduate-level courses (in Spanish). The activities on June 4 are in homage to Hernán Cendra. Find the schedule (in your local time) from researchseminars.org by clicking here


Plenary talks: 

- Romina Arroyo (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina), “An overview of the Alekseevskii conjecture”.

- Manuel de León (Instituto de Ciencias Matemáticas, España), “Contact Hamiltonian systems and applications to Thermodynamics”.

- Viviana del Barco (Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brasil), “Conformal Killing forms on nilpotent Lie groups”.

- Mauricio Godoy-Molina (Universidad de la Frontera, Chile), “On infinitesimal symmetries of distributions”.

- Marina Logares Jiménez (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, España), “On character varieties of singular manifolds”. 

- Tudor Ratiu (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China), TBA. 

- María Cristina Sardón Muñoz (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, España), “Geometry of a SIS epidemic model including fluctuations and quantization”. 

- Pablo Suarez Serrato (Universidad Nacional Autónoma, México), “Aprendizaje geométrico profundo: Aproximaciones de Turing y convoluciones en variedades Riemannianas”.

 

Courses (in Spanish):

- “Una breve introducción a la geometría simpléctica”, Adrián Andrada (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina).

- “Una introducción a la integración geométrica”, Fernando Jiménez Alburquerque (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, España).

- “Geometría de grupos de Lie usando SageMath”, Silvio Reggiani (Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Argentina).



In addition, a conference forum will open on May 26 and collect pre-recorded short talks (around 20 minutes) covering all areas in Mathematics, intended as a place where participants and speakers can discuss. Check here the accepted contributions

 

Organizers:

- Santiago Capriotti,

- Viviana Díaz,

- Sebastián Ferraro,

- Eduardo García-Toraño Andrés,

- Emilio Lauret.

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