Conference Nathan Harshman (American University, USA). Symmetry in Physical Systems: Powerful Tool, Beautiful Guide and Distracting Trickster. Edificio 4G, UPV.

Feb 29, 2024 | News

When studying models of the physical world, identifying symmetries can simplify the mathematics of the model, reveal important properties of the physical system, and identify novel scenarios where symmetry is maximized. The power of symmetry for analyzing physical...

Conferencia Mieczyslaw Mastyło (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań). Operator ideal generated by Orlicz spaces with applications.

Feb 20, 2024 | IUMPA seminar, News

We will discuss properties of ideal φ-summing operators generated by Orlicz spaces. We will show asymptotic estimates of φ-summating norms of finite-dimensional operators as well as diagonal operators between certain Banach sequence spaces. The proof is based on the...

I Encuentro de la Red de Análisis Matemático y Aplicaciones

Feb 19, 2024 | News

Se celebrará en Cullera los días 29 de febrero y 1 de marzo. El registro es gratuito y lo podéis realizar rellenando el siguiente formulario:https://www.analisismatematico.org/encuentros/2024/conference-register.htmlLa Red de Análisis Matemático y Aplicaciones está...

Visita del Profesor Nathan Lee Harshman (American University) del 4 de febrero hasta el 16 de marzo becado por el programa Fulbright Specialist.

Feb 14, 2024 | News, Visit

El profesor Nathan Lee Harshman de la American University ha recibido una beca del Programa Fulbright Specialist para completar un proyecto en el IUMPA cuyo objetivo es intercambiar conocimientos y establecer asociaciones que beneficien a los participantes,...

Conferencia Ezgi Erdogan (Marmara University, Turkey). Convolution Factorability of Multilinear Operators Defined on  Banach Algebras of Integrable Functions.

Feb 7, 2024 | IUMPA seminar, News

In this talk, we present a factorization for a class of multilinear operators defined on the topological product of Banach algebras of integrable functions and Banach left modules through convolution product. This linearization allows us to obtain domination...