Trends in Calculus of Variations and PDEs
18-20 May 2022
(An Online Conference On Zoom)
Notice Board
The zoom link: This will be sent via email to all registered participants on 17 May.
Posters: The submitted posters are now uploaded in the "Posters" link above. (Updated 17 May)
Book of Abstracts: Please click here to see the book of abstracts. (Updated: 16 May)
The Book of Abstracts and the Zoom Link to the conference will be emailed to all registered particiants on Monday evening (16 May) and Tuesday morning (17 May). Please check your mailboxes. (Updated: 16 May)
Registration for the conference is now closed. (Updated 16 May)
If you have provided a gmail account or gmail address in your registration please check your spam folder for any communication send from the conference organisers. (Updated: 15 May)
Schedule of talks has been posted on the "Schedule" link above. Please note that all times are based on UK time BST -- UTC + 1:00. (Updated: 12 May)
Poster submission is now closed. (Updated 11 May)
The past decade has witnessed enormous advances and progress in the fields of Calculus of Variations and Partial Differential Equations. The new research, along with the developments of novel tools, techniques and ideas, at the same time has led to the formation of many challenging and fundamental open problems, that as ever, point at interesting and deep connections inside and outside mathematics. These range from real and harmonic analysis, algebraic and differential topology on the one hand to geometric analysis, regularity theory for elliptic systems, geometric measure theory, nonlinear elasticity and fluid mechanics on the other. The aim of this conference is to address some of these developments through a series of lectures and talks by some of the leading researchers in the fields.
There will be allocated time for presentation of posters during one of the breaks in the conference. If you would like to submit and have your poster presented at the conference, please do so by emailing the organisers. We will collate and arrange them for display in the poster presentation slot and will also post them on the conference website. (Email kvmaths7@gmail.com ). Last date: 10 May 2022
Scientific Organisers:
Vishvesh Kumar (Ghent Analysis & PDE Centre, UGent, Belgium)
Michael Ruzhansky (Ghent analysis & PDE Centre, UGent, Belgium and School of Mathematical Science, QMUL, UK )
Ali Taheri (Department of Mathematics, University of Sussex, UK)
