The Seminar of Representation Theory and Related Areas was started in 2010 and emerged from an informal seminar of mathematicians from the Maths Departments of the Universities of Coimbra, Lisboa and Porto, with research interests in Representation Theory of Groups and Algebras, as well as Combinatorics.

The group aims to pursue and develop interactions between Representation Theory, Geometry, Combinatorics and other relevant areas. Participation is open to anyone with interests in these and other related areas.

Workshop "Matrix Theory and beyond" will focus on various problems dealing with Matrices, like matrix polynomials, low rank perturbations, completion problems and related combinatorics including applications of Matrix Theory in engineering. The main goal of the Workshop is to show the different ideas and problems, all connected by matrices. Participation is open to anyone with interests in these and other related areas.

This meeting aims to gather all CMUP's members, especially its post-docs, so that they can briefly present their current research. The talks will be non-technical in order to be reachable for all areas. The participation of everyone is strongly encouraged.

Date, time and place:

30 of November from 14:30 to 18:00.

Room FC1.031.

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Coffee-Break:

This conference is devoted to all aspects of Algebraic Geometry and Analysis, and aims at reinforcing the bridge between the fields of Higgs bundles and D-modules.

The conference webpage (where further information can be found) is https://cmup.fc.up.pt/aga-porto-2019.

Registration – 10h

Tribute Ceremony to Pascal Maroni 10h 30m

Director of DM-FCUP Professor João Nuno Tavares

Analysis area of CMUP Professors Semyon Yakubovich and Sílvio Gama

Scientific Activities of Pascal Maroni by Zélia da Rocha (DM-FCUP, Porto) 10h 45m

José Luís Cardoso (DM-UTAD, Vila Real) 11h 00m

Kenier Castillo (CMUC, Coimbra) 11h 10m

Coffee Break 11h 15m – 11h 30m