On Friday, December 16th, 2016, from 14:00 to 18:00, a meeting of CMUP involving all four lines of research will take place in Room FC1 0.31.

This will be the third of a series of meetings where representatives of different research areas within CMUP will give talks whose goal is to give an idea, to all other members of CMUP and anyone interested, of what is being done, inside CMUP, in those areas. This meeting involves all four lines of research within CMUP.

One of the main objectives of these meetings is to foster new collaborations among researchers, both inside and across different areas, and, therefore, we make a special appeal to ALL members of CMUP to try to attend them. Given the nature of the meeting, we also encourage all Ph.D. and Master students to attend, as well as interested undergraduates.

This meeting will consist of 7 talks, lasting 20 minutes each, followed by a period of 10 minutes for questions and answers. More details can be found in the attached PDF file.

There will also be a Cookie & Coffee Break to which everyone attending the meeting is invited to. P.S.: As a publicity gimmick (and also just for sheer fun) it was decided to name each meeting using the name of some movie that is somehow (the name, not necessarily the movie) related (albeit in a very abstract way) to the subject of the meeting, or that evoke a confrontation (of ideas). This explains some not-so-usual-poster that may be found in the regular places for posting seminar announcements (a copy of which is also attached to this message).

A 4-Line Meeting of CMUP ≡ War of the Worlds ≡ Computational Mathematics — Dynamical Systems — Mathematical Models and Applications — Semigroups, Automata and Languages

This is your chance to get to know some of the work done at CMUP in these four research lines!

Friday, December 16th (2016) in Room FC1 0.31

14h00 – 14h20: Maria Carvalho
14h30 – 14h50: Ana Paula Tom ́as Random Battles on Free Worlds On Visibility and Surveillance Problems
15h00 – 15h20: Filomena Dias D’Almeida The Invasion of Fredholm Singular Integral Operators from the Outer (Banach or Hilbert) Space
15h30 – 15h50: Pedro Silva Discrete Time-Delay Systems, Random Walks and Turing Machines
16h00 – 16h30: Cookie & Coffee Break
16h30 – 16h50: Ana Paula Dias Old and New Ideas on Network Synchronization
17h00 – 17h20: Manuel Delgado An Infinity of Rare Numerical Semigroups
17h30 – 17h50: Sofia Castro A Mathematician’s Landing on the World of Economics