The notion of integrable system dates back to Joseph Liouville and has an illustrious and long history; it has since expanded considerably and received input from distant areas of mathematics and physics like algebraic and symplectic topology, combinatorics, random matrices, stochastic models, differential equations and more.
The workshop is organized by the IPADEGAN network and aims at gathering leading mathematicians working in the area of integrable systems.
The workshop will take place online via zoom. To follow the event it is necessary to register by clicking the registration form on the left menu.
Speakers
50 minutes talk
Thomas Bothner, University of Bristol Roberto Camassa, Chapel Hill, USA
Christophe Charlier, KTH Stockholm Fabio Cunden, SISSA
Guido De Philippis, Courant Institute/SISSA Christian Klein, Institut de Mathématiques de Bourgogne
Alexandre Krajenbrink, SISSA Alexander Its, Indiana-Purdue University, Indianapolis
Ken McLaughlin, Colorado State University Giovannni Ortenzi, Universita' di Milano Bicocca
Marco Pedroni, Unviersita' di Bergamo Giuseppe Pitton, Imperial College, London
Giulio Ruzza, Université Catholique de Louvain Guilherme Silva, University of Sao Paolo
Nikola Stoilov, Institut de Mathématiques de Bourgogne
30 minutes talk
Sofia Tarricone, Université d'Angers and Concordia University
Guido Mazzuca, SISSA
Eduardo Chavez Heredia, SISSA/Bristol
Massimo Gisonni, SISSA
Harini Desiraju, SISSA
Guilherme Almeida, SISSA
Organizers
Tamara Grava, SISSA/Bristol
Guido Mazzuca, SISSA
Eduardo Chavez Heredia, SISSA/Bristol
Massimo Gisonni, SISSA
Harini Desiraju, SISSA
Guilherme Almeida, SISSA