Anastasia Matveeva defended her PhD thesis on Poisson Structures on Moduli Spaces and Group Actions, supervised by Professor Eva Miranda Galceran, on October 3, 2022, within the UPC doctoral program in Applied Mathematics. Currently, she leads a team of analysts at a Californian startup developing tools for mobile performance optimization. Thesis summary Symplectic and Poisson
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(Deparment of Mathematics, UT at Austin). On September 22, 2003, Luis A. Caffarelli delivered the inaugural lecture of the FME 2003-04 term. The image corresponds to the heading of the corresponding chapter in the booklet distributed by the FME on that occasion. Now, after twenty years, he has been awarded the 2023 Abel Prize and
(DMAT, IMTech, CRM). Received 23 July, 2022. The paper [7] (see also [8]) solves a version of the Arnold diffusion problem for Hamiltonian systems that remained open since the 1960s. Hamiltonian systems appear naturally as models of many systems with negligible friction. We could mention, for instance, the models in Celestial Mechanics or the models
Patricio Almirón Cuadros defended his PhD thesis Analytic invariants of isolated hypersurface singularities and combinatorial invariants of numerical semigroups (pdf), supervised by Professors Maria Alberich Carramiñana and Alejandro Melle Hernández, on 11 July 2022 within the UCM doctoral program in Mathematical Research. Currently, he is a post-doctoral researcher at Instituto de Matemáticas Universidad de Granada
