• Committees

• I.V. Konnov (University of Kazan, Russia)
• S. Schaible (University of California, Riverside USA)
• R. Cambini (University of Pisa, Italy)
• Y. Smeers (University of Louvain, Belgium)
• E. Allevi (University of Brescia, Italy)
• A. Gnudi (University of Bergamo, Italy)
• M.I. Bertocchi (University of Bergamo, Italy)
• A. Galantai (University of Miskolc, Hungary)
• S. Praskova (Charles University of Prague, Czech Republic)

• M.I. Bertocchi
• I.V. Konnov
• E. Allevi
• A. Gnudi

• Aims

This summer school aims at providing an overview of recent developments in nonlinear analysis. It covers the following topics: nonlinear optimisation problems, variational inequalities, complementarity problems, equilibrium problems, duality.

Nonlinear Analysis, with applications in Economics, Energy, Finance and Transportation is concerned, as the title stresses, with four major activities. The communications will be devoted to present problems in all areas of theory, methods and applications of nonlinear analysis.

This summer school is devoted to methodology modeling and computational aspects. It is structured in the following way:

• Day 1 - Variational inequalities and their application to economics equilibrium problems
• Day 2 - Variational inequalities and their application to transportation problems
• Day 3 - Duality and economic applications
• Day 4 - Complementarity Problems with applications to Energy Markets
• Day 5 - Computational aspects

The program will contain in the morning longer lectures by senior researchers and workshops given by young rearchers in the afternooon.

The language of the school will be English.

Selected participants will have a chance to present their research as 20 minute workshop presentations. Selection will be made on the basis of abstracts sent by applicants.

The selection of young researchers (age limit 35) will be made on the basis of their scientific achievements and also with respect to some balance of countries. We expect to get young researchers from all over Europe. The number total number is limited to 25.

A special volume for this summer school will be edited by the local organizers plus members of the scientific committee.

• Registration (young researchers)

Registration process for young scientists from NIS countries is terminated. Only paying new applications will be accepted since May 20. The application should be submitted by completing the Registration form.

The accepted young researchers should pay a registration fee of € 250 which covers including coffee breaks and lunch from Monday to Friday.

We accept the payment through bank transfer:

Banca Popolare BG – Gruppo BPU
c/c 21048 Università di Bergamo
ABI: 05428, CAB: 11101, CIN: L
IBAN: IT43L0542811101000000021048
Reason for payment: INTAS Summer School Nonlinear analysis with applications in Economics, Energy and Transportation, 5 - 9 June 2006

All payments must be in Euro.

For selected parteciapants from NIS countries the following expenses will be covered:

• accommodation costs for the duration of the workshop (June 5-9, 2006), including breakfast;
• lunch and dinner;
• an allowance for travel expenses; the amount will depend on actual travel costs (economy airfare) and can be up to € 600,00 depending also on the total travel cost claim.

• Speakers

The following is a tentative list of speakers who have already committed themselves to participate in the workshop. This list will be appropriately updated.

• Program

• Detailed Program [.pdf 59k]
• List of Participants [.pdf 11k]
• From Malpensa to Bergamo [.pdf 19k]

• Organization

• List of INTAS and NIS