Intercontinental research group in Analysis and PDE centred at Ghent University
Further success by Dr Erkinjon Karimov, receiving the Doctor of Science degree by the Supreme Attestation Commission of the Republic of Uzbekistan:
Congratulations, Erkinjon!
Dr Erkinjon Karimov on State Uzbekistan TV
Watch the YouTube Video about Dr Erkinjon Karimov (in Russian):
Dr Erkinjon Karimov, a long-term collaborator and an associated member of our Ghent Analysis & PDE Center was on the Uzbekistan State TV, celebrated for his scientific achievements. A special program was filmed about him.
Congratulations, Erkinjon!
Erkinjon has been our long-term visitor in 2019, and is planning to join us as a researcher from Autumn 2020, in the framework of our Odysseus project.
Erkinjon has just co-organised the Fractional Calculus Workshop with us.
Watch the YouTube Video (in Russian):
Finally the presentation of our Ghent Analysis & PDE (GAP) Center is ready. Many thanks to Ljubica Oparnica for the design and for putting it together!
Click on it to explore:
The movie is coming up as well.
During this times, when conferences and workshops are held online, it is a good chance to experiment with visual books of abstracts. See the book of abstracts movie for the workshop that we have just organised:
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For the convenience of participants, if you want to obtain the zoom address of the meeting (before or during the conference), please send an email to Berikbol Torebek at berikbol.torebek@ugent.be
You can send it any time before or during the workshop. Once we have your interest and email address, we will send you the updated zoom link.
The aim of the workshop is to exchange the recent progress and ideas in the field of fractional calculus and fractional differential equations (FDEs), and their applications to a variety of concrete problems. Our group took an initiative to organise this workshop for the continuity of research in the field despite the coronovirus times, therefore, the conference will take place on ZOOM.
The work of our group on the fractional calculus can be seen here
There is also a forthcoming special issue on evolution equations with singularities.
Our PhD student Duvan Cardona gave an introductory talk on image processing and mathematical analysis.
There is also a version of his talk in Spanish, available here.
The idea of celebrating women in mathematics on Maryam Mirzakhani’s birthday, May 12, was proposed by the Women’s Committee of the Iranian Mathematical Society at the World Meeting for Women in Mathematics (WM)^2 in 2018. After being approved by hundreds of attendees at the meeting, the “May 12 Initiative,” often referred to simply as “May 12,” rose to a global and inclusive call to action, uniting several national and continental women-in-mathematics organizations worldwide. The fact that the original idea sparked an overwhelming response, resulting in more than one hundred events being organized in its inaugural year, showcases that the initiative fulfills a strong need. Read more
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Various processes in nature are characterized by irregular equations, in particular, evolution ones. Such equations could have chaotic and unexpected behaviours of the solutions, causing singularities. Therefore, they are natural in the sciences. Singularities could appear in different characteristics of the models such as coefficients and data. The initial conditions stand for the data for the evolution equations. By having data and coefficients less regular or, even singular, we are facing the difficulties outside of the tools of the classical analysis. For this, we are developing different approaches and technics to deal with. Here, we are more concentrated in such approaches and technics. One of the technics is hidden in the theory of regularisations. By regularising distributional initial data and coefficients, we arrive at the smooth enough operators. Their further study comes down to well-studied problems. One thing needs to be controlled a regularisation parameter. The Special Issue Singularities in Evolution Equations is collecting new results and trends on these problems.
Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
Authors are invited to submit original, unpublished papers. Simultaneous submission to other publication venues is not permitted.
Guidelines for authors are the same as for regular issues. The guidelines file is available at https://www.elsevier.com/journals/chaos-solitons-and-fractals/0960-0779?generatepdf=true.
When submitting papers, authors must select VSI: Evolution Equations as the article type.
Guest Editors
Dr. Michael Ruzhansky (Leading Guest Editor)
Ghent University
Email: Michael.Ruzhansky@UGent.be
Dr. Hemen Dutta
Gauhati University
Email: hemen_dutta08@rediffmail.com
Dr. Niyaz Tokmagambetov
Ghent University
Email: Niyaz.Tokmagambetov@UGent.be
If you work in analysis, there is also still a possibility to submit a paper to the (refereed) volume: Ashyralyev A., Kalmenov T., Ruzhansky M., Sadybekov M., Suragan D. (Eds.) Functional Analysis in Interdisciplinary Applications II, Springer Proceedings in Mathematics & Statistics, Springer, to appear
This volume is broader and not focused on the single topic as much as the special issue above. If you are interested in submitting a paper to this volume, please contact Dr Suragan
During the last year we have secured several grants for our educational activities for (PhD) students and early career researchers.
Our grants for educational activities:
| 2020 | Flemish Government Seasonal School: Singularities in science and engineering (€23,000) | ||
| 2020 | Flemish Government Doctoral School: Wave equations and tsunami propagation (€3,650) | ||
| 2019 | Flemish Government Doctoral School: Inverse Spectral and Scattering Problems (€4,000) | ||
Here is the first one that we have just organised. The other two are still to come.
Doctoral School on Inverse Spectral and Scattering Problems, 27 February – 10 March 2020, Ghent University, Belgium
