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Centenary of Noether's Theorem

3rd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SYMMETRIES, DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND APPLICATIONS
14-17 AUGUST 2017
ITU, FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING CONFERENCE HALL

LEFT TO S∂ΣA - III

INVITED SPEAKERS

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Professor Mohammad M. Akbar

(University of Texas at Dallas, USA)
Title: Symmetries of the Einstein Equations for Static Axisymmetric and Cylindrical Gravitational Wave Systems in Vacuum and Ricci Solitons

Professor Alexei Cheviakov

(University of Saskatchewan,Canada)
Title: Conservation laws of partial differential equations: different types, physical meaning, systematic computation, properties, and examples

Professor Metin Gurses

(Bilkent University, Turkey)
Title: Nonlocal Reductions of Integrable Equations

Professor Victor Kac

(Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA)
Title: A rigorous theory of integrable systems of PDE

Professor Varga Kalantarov

(Koc University, Turkey)
Title: Global Stabilization of Navier-Stokes-Voight Equations and Related Systems
by Finite Number of Feedback Controllers

Professor Masood Khalique

(North-West University, South Africa)
Title: Symmetry analysis of a coupled (2+1)-dimensional hyperbolic system

Professor Sergey Meleshko

(Suranaree University of Technology, Thailand)
Title: Symmetries of equations with nonlocal terms

Professor Maria Concepcion Muriel

(University of Cádiz, Spain)
Title: Generalized symmetries and lambda-symmetries

Professor Maria Clara Nucci

(University of Perugia, Italy)
Title: Symmetries at work

Professor Peter Olver

(University of Minnesota, USA)
Title: Emmy Noether: Symmetry and Conservation

Professor Greg Reid

(University of Western Ontario, Canada)
Title: Approximate geometry and symmetry of partial differential equations

Professor Kamal Soltanov

(Hacettepe University, Turkey)
Title: Long-time behavior of solutions and chaos in reaction-diffusion equations

Professor Alexandre Vinogradov

(Levi-Civita' Institute, Italy)
Title: General theory of non-linear PDEs : the state of the art and some perspectives