Random matrices are today one of the most vigorous, active, and relevant areas of research, as also shown by the growing number of conferences on these topics and their history, as well as considerable applications in challenging state-of-the-art problems within other disciplines such as wireless communication systems, statistics, physics, financial mathematics, biology, chemistry, machine learning, among other areas. 

SIMA is an event that has been organized by the mexican group in Random Matrices and Non-Commutative Probability, since 2009.  This event brings national and international specialists in the field of Random Matrices and related areas.

Minicourse:

Daniel Perales (Texas A&M University)

Arturo Jaramillo (CIMAT)

Beatriz Carely Luna (CONAHCYT-UPN)

Daniel Perales (Texas A&M University)

Henry Pantí (UADY)

Irving Adair Barajas Chavez (UAS)

James Melbourne (CIMAT)

Jorge Garza Vargas (CalTech)

Josué Ríos Cangas (UAM-Iztapalapa)

Josue Vazquez Becerra (CIMAT)

Juan Carlos Pardo Millán (CIMAT)

Julian Zazueta Obeso (CIMAT)

Katsunori Fujie (Kyoto University)

Mario Eduardo Ríos Ruiz (UAS)

Mauricio Salazar (ENSOG)

Octavio Arizmendi Echegaray (CIMAT)

Osvaldo Angtuncio Hernández (CIMAT)

Samuel Gurrola (CIMAT)

Saylé Sigarreta Ricardo (BUAP)

Sheng Yin (Baylor University)

Tulio Gaxiola (UAS)

Víctor Pérez Abreu

Organizers: Octavio Arizmendi (CIMAT), Tulio Gaxiola (UAS), Henry Pantí (UADY)

This workshop is partially supported by CONACYT Grant CB-2017-2018-A1-S-9764.