Science and Engineering | Non-Archimedean Analysis and Applications

Organizers: Angel Moran Ledezma and Patrick Erik Bradley

Abstract
The mini symposium aims at bringing together researchers in non-archimedean analysis and applications, in order to present the state of the art of new developments in non-archimedean analysis and applications in the Sciences, Engineering and Economics. Having initially diffusion processes over the p-adic number field, now non-linear dynamics (e.g. an analogue of Navier-Stokes or the porous medium equation), as well as other p-adic domains like p-adic analytic manifolds are now included. First applied and further developped in mathematical physics, the methods are now part of computer science, biology, earth sciences and other domains. Bringing together researchers on applications in Science and Engineering aims at fostering new insights and ideas towards a deeper understanding of general hierarchical structures in these domains outside mathematics. 

Confirmed Speakers:
Angel Moran Ledezma: KIT
Evgeny Zelenov: Steklov MI
Markus Jahn: KIT
Toka Diagana: U Alabama Huntsville