ISAAC 2019-PDECurvedSpacerimes

12th ISAAC Congress, University of Aveiro,

Aveiro, Portugal,

July 29-August 2, 2019

Special Session

Partial Differential Equations on Curved Spacetimes

poster of the session

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The session will discuss various problems for partial differential equations on curved spacetimes. The topics will include the representation and qualitative properties of the solutions of initial value and boundary value problems for linear and nonlinear PDEs in the curved spacetimes, global existence and blow up of the solutions, and numerical simulations, etc.

List of Participants

Organizers:

Anahit Galstyan (University of Texas RGV, USA)

Makoto Nakamura (Yamagata University, Japan)

Karen Yagdjian (University of Texas RGV, USA)

Session Schedule

Congress Schedule

Aveiro, Portugal– Video

Congress Venue

Travel and Lodging

Social Activities

Andras Balogh	University of Texas RGV	USA	Abstract
Dean Baskin	Texas A&M University	USA	Abstract
Uwe Brauer	Complutense University of Madrid	SPAIN	Abstract
Marcelo Ebert	University of São Paulo	BRAZIL	Abstract
Anahit Galstyan	University of Texas RGV	USA	Abstract
Sergey Grigorian	University of Texas RGV	USA	Abstract
Fumihiko Hirosawa	Yamaguchi University	JAPAN	Abstract
Lavi Karp	ORT Braude College	ISRAEL	Abstract
Joachim Krieger	École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne	SWITZERLAND	Abstract
Baoping Liu	Peking University	CHINA	Abstract
Makoto Nakamura	Yamagata University,	JAPAN	Abstract
Jose Natario	Technical University of Lisbon	PORTUGAL	Abstract
Michael Reissig	Technical University Bergakademie Freiberg	GERMANY	Abstract
Marcelo Enrique Rubio	National University of Cordoba	ARGENTINA	Abstract
Andras Vasy	Stanford University	USA	Abstract
James Vickers	University of Southampton	UK	Abstract
Seiichiro Wakabayashi	University of Tsukuba	JAPAN	Abstract
Baoxiang Wang	Peking University	CHINA	Abstract
Michał Wrochna	University of Grenoble Alpes	FRANCE	Abstract
Karen Yagdjian	University of Texas RGV	USA	Abstract
Shiwu Yang	Peking University	CHINA	Abstract