Optimization is an area of applied mathematics that bridges mathematical theory with applications in diverse fields. The Midwest Optimization Meeting provides opportunities for researchers in this region with different backgrounds to come together to share their research and teaching experiences, forge collaborations with colleagues from different institutions, and to expose students to applications of mathematical theory.
The first Midwest Optimization Meeting was initiated in 1997 at Western Michigan University, after that it is held annually at universities in the Midwest.
October 19, 2013
Department of Statistical and Actuarial Sciences
University of Western Ontario
Western Science Centre, Room 240
1151 Richmond Street
London, Ontario
Canada, N6A 5B7
Local Organizer: Hristo Sendov
Work: (519) 661-2111 ext.86985
E-mail: hssendov at stats dot uwo dot ca
Equipment includes:
- A videoprojector for your laptop or just your USB memory key
- A wireless Internet connection
- An overhead projector
- A blackboard and chalk
Campus Map (parking and building are framed in red)
Parking: Medway parking lot is free to the public on weekends.
It is located behind Elgin Hall.
Accommodation: 1. The Windermere Manor. Make sure you ask for the “Western rate”. It includes breakfast.
2.Guest House on the Mount. This is a lower budget option but still offering a very very descent accommodation.
The 15-th Midwest Optimization Meeting
Confirmed Participants (in alphabetical order):
1.Yuen-Lam Cheung
2.Dmitriy Drusvyatskiy
3.Boyan Dimitrov
4.Rafal Goebel
5.Mehdi Karimi
6.Ilias Kotsireas
7.Boris S. Mordukhovich
8.Wei Ouyang
9.Gabor Pataki
10. Hristo Sendov
11. Shen Shan
12. Yuan Tian
13. Henry Wolkowicz
14. Qiji Zhu
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