The following is a list of meetings and lectures that we are aware of in the Australian region, or which may be of special interest to Australian mathematicians.
A more comprehensive list of meetings and events hosted by branches and special interest groups of ANZIAM is available.JUN242020
Variational Analysis and Optimisation Webinar
Wed, June 24, 2020, 7:00 am – 8:00 amLocation: Zoom
Variational Analysis and Optimisation Webinar
Many high quality online optimisation seminars have come to life recently. This is a positive by-product of the current unfortunate epidemiological situation. The series focuses on Variational Analysis, a key research interest for many Australian mathematicians. However, we are not going to erect walls and are happy to consider both variational analysis and mathematical optimisation broadly.
Date & Time: Wednesday 24 June; 17:00–18:00 AEST
Speaker: Marco A. López-Cerdá (Univ. Alicante, Spain)
Title: Optimality conditions in convex semi-infinite optimization. An approach based on the subdifferential of the supremum function
For more information and to register, please visit http://www.mocao.org/va-webinar/.
Since the organisers reside in Australia, our targeted time zones are different from those covered by the existing online optimisation seminars: afternoon in Australia, New Zealand and most of Asia, and morning in Europe.
17:00 AEST =
- 15:00 in China
- 14:00 in Vietnam
- 10:00 in Israel
- 9:00 in most of Europe.
We apologise to our colleagues in North and South America.
Organisers
- Hoa Bui (Curtin Univ.)
- Minh Dao (Univ. NSW)
- Alex Kruger (Federation Univ.)
- Vera Roshchina (Univ. NSW)
- Matthew Tam (Univ. Melbourne)
More information …JUL82020
Variational Analysis and Optimisation Webinar
Wed, July 8, 2020, 7:00 am – 8:00 amLocation: Zoom
Variational Analysis and Optimisation Webinar
Many high quality online optimisation seminars have come to life recently. This is a positive by-product of the current unfortunate epidemiological situation. The series focuses on Variational Analysis, a key research interest for many Australian mathematicians. However, we are not going to erect walls and are happy to consider both variational analysis and mathematical optimisation broadly.
Date & Time: Wednesday 24 June; 17:00–18:00 AEST
Speaker: Hoa Bui (Curtin Univ.)
Title: TBA
For more information and to register, please visit http://www.mocao.org/va-webinar/.
Since the organisers reside in Australia, our targeted time zones are different from those covered by the existing online optimisation seminars: afternoon in Australia, New Zealand and most of Asia, and morning in Europe.
17:00 AEST =
- 15:00 in China
- 14:00 in Vietnam
- 10:00 in Israel
- 9:00 in most of Europe.
We apologise to our colleagues in North and South America.
Organisers
- Hoa Bui (Curtin Univ.)
- Minh Dao (Univ. NSW)
- Alex Kruger (Federation Univ.)
- Vera Roshchina (Univ. NSW)
- Matthew Tam (Univ. Melbourne)
More information …JUL152020
Variational Analysis and Optimisation Webinar
Wed, July 15, 2020, 7:00 am – 8:00 amLocation: Zoom
Variational Analysis and Optimisation Webinar
Many high quality online optimisation seminars have come to life recently. This is a positive by-product of the current unfortunate epidemiological situation. The series focuses on Variational Analysis, a key research interest for many Australian mathematicians. However, we are not going to erect walls and are happy to consider both variational analysis and mathematical optimisation broadly.
Date & Time: Wednesday 15 July; 17:00–18:00 AEST
Speaker: James Saunderson (Monash Univ.)
Title: TBA
For more information and to register, please visit http://www.mocao.org/va-webinar/.
Since the organisers reside in Australia, our targeted time zones are different from those covered by the existing online optimisation seminars: afternoon in Australia, New Zealand and most of Asia, and morning in Europe.
17:00 AEST =
- 15:00 in China
- 14:00 in Vietnam
- 10:00 in Israel
- 9:00 in most of Europe.
We apologise to our colleagues in North and South America.
Organisers
- Hoa Bui (Curtin Univ.)
- Minh Dao (Univ. NSW)
- Alex Kruger (Federation Univ.)
- Vera Roshchina (Univ. NSW)
- Matthew Tam (Univ. Melbourne)