Functional Analysis and Continuous Optimization / Springer Proceedings in Mathematics & Statistics Bd.424 (PDF)

José M. Amigó

Full professor of Applied Mathematics at Miguel Hernández University in Elche (Spain). He has (co-)authored 136 publications (Publons), including the monograph "Permutation Complexity in Dynamical Systems" (Springer 2010), and is co-owner of the Spanish patent "Design of Catheters for the Treatment of Hydrocephalus'' (2014). He has been a member of many scientific and organizing committees as well as a speaker at numerous international conferences. His current scientific interests include dynamical systems, information theory and mathematical physics.

María J. CánovasFull Professor of Statistics and Operational Research at the Miguel Hernández University of Elche from 2012. Her fields of interest include parametric optimization, variational analysis and stability in linear and convex optimization. She has published more than fifty articles in JCR journals in the areas of Applied Mathematics and Statistics and Operations Research and has led different national research projects in Spain. She has organized several international conferences and is a member of the editorial board of the Pacific Journal of Optimization.



Marco A. López- Cerdá is Emeritus Professor at Alicante University, Doctor Honoris Causa by the University of Limoges in 2012, and Corresponding Member of the Real Academia de Ciencias of Spain since 2014. His research subjects include semi-infinite programming, convex optimization, and variational analysis. According to MathSciNet, he published 159 research papers and got 2051 citations by 702 authors


Manuel López-Pellicer is Professor of Functional Analysis (1975-78), Full Professor of Applied Mathematics in Valencia Technical University (1978-15), and now Professor Emeritus. He supervised 11 doctoral theses, with 58 descendants, and has written more than 100 papers in General Topology and Functional Analysis. He is Co-author of the books "Metrizable Barrelled Spaces" (Longman 1995)