The workshop will be held online in Zoom (links to be added later). Sessions will be held one after the other, not in parallel, so that one person can attend all talks, but we will have two Zoom channels, one for talks and one for informal discussion. The aim of this workshop is not only to host scientific presentations but also to give the Fractional Calculus community an opportunity to meet and interact informally with each other, albeit only in a virtual environment.
Link for the formal channel (all presentations): [TBA]
Link for the informal channel (participant chat): [TBA]
ISAAC is an international society dedicated to promoting all branches of mathematical analysis in events and venues across the world. Anyone who would like to become an ISAAC member, please visit this link:
https://isaacmath.org/how-to-become-an-isaac-member/
The FCAA SIG within ISAAC is a Special Interest Group dedicated to the field of fractional calculus and related topics. Anyone who would like to become a member of this SIG (whether or not they are a current ISAAC member) can contact the SIG co-chairs for enquiries:
Arran Fernandez, arran.fernandez@emu.edu.tr
Joel E. Restrepo, joel.restrepo@cinvestav.mx
For more information about this SIG and a regularly updated list of current members, please see this link:
https://staff.emu.edu.tr/arranfernandez/en/research/isaac-sig
This workshop is organised by the FCAA SIG with the help of several international experts in particular domains of fractional calculus and applied analysis, who have kindly agreed to serve as session chairs. The full organising committee of SIG chairs and session chairs is as follows:
Arran Fernandez, Eastern Mediterranean University, Northern Cyprus
Joel E. Restrepo, Cinvestav, Mexico
Virginia Kiryakova, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria
Snezhana Hristova, University of Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Kai Diethelm, Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt, Germany
Luisa Beghin, Sapienza University, Italy
Alexey Karapetyants, Southern Federal University, Russia