from Dec 05 to Dec 07 2023

SToK2023

at University of Camerino

A three-day workshop on

Scientific toolkit for kernel-based approximation and its applications

List of participants

Gianluca Audone, Politecnico di Torino
Ludovico Bruni, Università di Padova
Iulia Martina Bulai, University of Sassari
Fabiana Camattari, Politecnico di Torino
Valentina Candiani, University of Genova
Giacomo Cappellazzo, Dipartimento di Matematica “Tullio Levi-Civita”, Università di Padova, Italy
Monica Capretti, University of Camerino
Laura Carini, Università degli Studi di Genova
Youri Carloni, University of Camerino
Renato De Leone, University of Camerino
Giulia De Santis, Università Politecnica delle Marche
Giulia Del Bianco, University of Camerino
Nadaniela Egidi, Università di Camerino
Lorella Fatone, Università di Camerino
Josephin Giacomini, Università di Camerino
Valentina Giammaria, Università di Camerino
Mohammad Karimnejad Esfahani, University of Padova
Sonia L'Innocente, University of Camerino
Asma Ladjeroud, Echahid Cheikh Larbi Tebessi University
Pierluigi Maponi, Università di Camerino
Tommaso Mengoni, UniCam
Giulia Orrù, University of Sassari
Emma Perracchione, Politecnico di Torino
Alessia Perticarini, University of Camerino
Francesco Vaccaro, Politecnico di Milano, IMM - CNR

Program

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Day 0

Welcome tour of Camerino

Day 1

Scientific communication

Day 2

Working group Hackathon

General Info

The workshop "Scientific toolkit for kernel-based approximation and its applications" (SToK2023) seeks to combine scientific computing software on meshless approximation techniques into a single multi-purpose tool. This program will allow researchers to test cutting-edge numerical techniques on test problems as well as solve challenging real-world situations. The workshop aims to lay the groundwork for the creation and subsequent development of a widely used scientific library based on kernel-based approximation techniques, a tool that, unlike mature competitors based on classical approximation techniques (e.g., finite elements and finite volumes), is currently unavailable in the world of scientific research. Finally, the workshop seeks to be a breeding ground for ideas for young researchers whose research interests overlap with the theme of SToK2023, as well as for young researchers working in different fields and still receiving benefits from cross-contamination of ideas.