This five-day international workshop provided a highly collaborative forum for discussing recent
advancements and emerging trajectories in the analysis and spectral theory of Dirac-type operators.
The primary goal was to foster an exchange of ideas and current challenges among global experts
and early-career researchers sharing common interests in mathematical physics.
The scientific scope of the conference aligned with the core research pillars of the mSPACE
COST Action, focusing on:
- Spectral properties of Dirac operators, including non-self-adjoint problems.
- Boundary value problems, transmission shell interactions, and asymptotic analysis.
- The intricate interplay between geometry and spectral theory via Faber-Krahn inequalities.
- Concrete applications in relativistic Quantum Mechanics, solid-state Physics, graphene,
and nonlinear dynamics.
mSPACE members actively structured the scientific discourse by serving as session chairs
throughout the week:
- Vincent Bruneau chaired the Thursday morning session on spectral enclosures and
expansions. - Albert Mas chaired the final Friday session, overseeing the poster award lectures and
concluding talks.
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