36th Southeastern-Atlantic Regional Conference on Differential Equations 2016 (SEARCDE)

该项目支持参加于2016年11月5日至6日在佛罗里达海湾海岸大学举行的第36届东南大西洋区域微分方程会议（SEARCDE）。该会议始于1981年，从那时起每年举行一次，举办地在东南部的研究机构之间轮流举行。会议将作为一个论坛，讨论和交流理论和应用微分方程的研究思想和最新发展。除了四场由国际领先的微分方程学者邀请的全体讲座外，在平行会议上还有20分钟的专题演讲。所有参与者都将有机会在这些贡献的会谈中展示他们的工作，这些会谈的组织方式是由成熟和高级研究人员的会谈与初级研究人员的会谈穿插在一起。会议的传统营造了一种有利于建立网络和创造新的研究合作的氛围。searde特别鼓励初级研究人员的参与，他们有机会与来自该地区的知名全体会议演讲者和高级研究人员见面并听取他们的意见。这些机会对初级研究人员来说非常重要，尤其是那些来自代表性不足群体的研究人员。NSF的资助确保了许多有才华的年轻应用数学研究人员将有机会参加SEARCDE 2016。searde会议的主要目标是促进微分方程领域的研究和教育，将已有的和刚起步的研究人员聚集在一起，交流思想，讨论最近的发展。会议的其他主题将包括数学生物学和流行病学、偏微分方程的动力系统方法、优化、最优控制以及偏微分方程解的数值分析和模拟。会议论文集将发表在《应用分析通讯》上。有关会议的信息可在网站http://math.fgcu.edu/SEARCDE2016上找到

This project supports participation in the thirty-sixth annual meeting of the Southeastern Atlantic Regional Conference on Differential Equations (SEARCDE), on November 5-6, 2016, at the Florida Gulf Coast University. The conference began in 1981 and has met annually since then, with the venue rotating among research institutions in the Southeast. The conference will serve as a forum for discussion and exchange of research ideas and recent developments in both theoretical and applied differential equations. In addition to four invited plenary lectures by leading international scholars in differential equations, there are twenty minute contributed talks given in parallel sessions. All participants will have the opportunity to present their work in these contributed talks, which are organized so that talks by established and senior researchers are interspersed with talks by beginning researchers. The conference tradition fosters an atmosphere conducive to networking and the creation of new research collaborations. SEARCDE especially encourages the participation of beginning researchers who get the opportunity to meet and hear renowned plenary speakers and senior researchers from the region. These opportunities are important for junior researchers, especially those from underrepresented groups. NSF funding ensures that many talented young researchers in applied mathematics will have the opportunity to participate in SEARCDE 2016. The principal objective of the SEARCDE conference is to promote research and education in the field of differential equations by bringing together established and beginning researchers to exchange ideas and discuss recent developments. Among others the conference topics will include mathematical biology and epidemiology, dynamical systems approaches to partial differential equations, optimization, and optimal control and numerical analysis and simulation of solutions to PDEs. Proceedings of this conference will be published in Communications in Applied Analysis. Information about the conference can be found at the website, http://math.fgcu.edu/SEARCDE2016