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Host: University of Alicante
Homepage: http://www.eio.ua.es/congreso/index.html
Email: marco.antonio@ua.es, mgoberna@ua.es
Organizers: Mª J. Cánovas (U. Miguel Hernández), Mª D. Fajardo (U. Alicante), V. Jornet (U. Alicante), Chair, M. Molina (U. Alicante), J. Parra (U. Miguel Hernández), M. Rodríguez (U. Alicante), J. Sánchez-Soriano (U. Miguel Hernández), F.J. Toledo (U. Miguel Hernández), E. Vercher (U. Valencia).
Deadline for abstracts: April 16, 2007
Description:
The Workshop started in 1987 in Milan, Italy, as a small meeting between Bulgarian and Italian groups working on the subject. The subsequent meetings (each two years) in Sofia (1989), Santa Margherita Ligure (1991), Sozopol (1993), Marseille (1995), Sozopol (1997), Gargniano (1999), Warsaw (2001), Marseille (2003), and Borovets (2005), quickly and substantially enlarged the audience, including participants from almost all countries in Europe and North America, as well as the scope of our Workshop.
Although the Workshop traditionally had only invited lectures, the Scientific Committee will include in the program also sixteen short (30 minutes) communications, aside 20 invited talks of 50 minutes. Participants who are interested in the subject and want to attend the meeting are cordially welcome.
The Scientific Committee particularly encourages the participation of young researchers- PhD students and early-stage researchers-, and to this aim a Summer School on "Stability and Well-Posedness in Convex Optimization" will be held in parallel to the workshop.
Topics: well-posedness and stability of optimization models and problems in calculus of variations, optimal control and mathematical programming; Hadamard, Tykhonov and similar type of concepts of well-posedness; topological aspects of well-posedness, with applications to special classes of optimization problems; game theory and equilibrium; variational principles; well-posedness concepts for vector optimization problems; regularization techniques for ill-posed problems; stability in stochastic optimization; applications to the performance analysis of numerical optimization methods and their stable behavior under perturbations; critical point theory.
Mail Address:
Marco López (marco.antonio@ua.es) Miguel Goberna (mgoberna@ua.es) Dpt. of Statistics and Operations Research Alicante University Carretera de San Vicente del Raspeig s/n. 03080 Alicante, SPAIN Tel.: (+34) 965 90 3530 Fax: (+34) 965 90 3667
Date received: March 27, 2007, revised March 30, 2007
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