TAPDE-Workshop, 2025


ABOUT

The TAPDE 2025 Workshop

 

    The Tbilisi Analysis & PDE Seminar (TAPDE) was founded in November 2020 as a bi-weekly series of online seminars, featuring presentations by over 60 distinguished scholars from many countries. The original plan to complement the online talks by an annual Workshop had to be put on hold due to COVID-19. We are delighted to be able to announce the launch of the 3-rd consecutive Tbilisi Analysis & PDE Workshop (TAPDE2025), which will take place in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia.

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INVITED SPEAKERS



Program & Book of Abstracts of the Workshop


09:00–09:30

Registration, Room 519

09:30–10:00

Opening, Room 519

Room 519

Plenary Session

Chairman

Eugene Shargorodsky

10:00–11:00

IT

Roland Duduchava

Tbilisi, Georgia

Fractional Differential Equations on Lie

Groups and Submonoids

11:00–11:30

Coffee Break

Room 1

Plenary Session

Chairman

Guillermo P. Curbera

11:30–12:30

IT

Michael Ruzhansky

Ghent, Belgium

Fujita Exponent for Hörmander Vector

Fields

12:30–13:30

IT

Lars-Erik Persson

Narvik, Norway; and Uppsala, Sweden

Old and New on Hardy-Type Inequalities and Convexity

Room 2

Plenary Session

Chairman

Grigori Rozenblum

11:30–12:30

IT

Andrey V. Shanin

Moscow, Russia

Multidimensional Complex Analysis for

the Problems of Wave Radiation and Scattering

12:30–13:30

IT

Valery P. Smyshlyaev

London, United Kingdom

Multiscale Approximations for

Asymptotically Degenerating Operators and Their Spectra

13:30–14:30

Lunch Break

Room 1

Session: Differential Equations and Applications

Chairman

David Natroshvili

14:30–15:00

CT

Otar Chkadua

Tbilisi, Georgia

Dynamic Nonclassical Transmission

Problems of Generalized Thermo-Electro-Magneto-Elasticity

15:00–15:30

CT

Tengiz Buchukuri

Tbilisi, Georgia

Pseudo-Oscillation Equation of Heat

Transfer in Thin Plates

15:30–16:00

CT

Tatiana Kuzmina

Tbilisi, Georgia

Equation of State for a Composite at Crack

Tip and Displacement Discontinuity Intensity Factor

16:00–16:30

Coffee Break

Chairman

Duván Cardona

16:30–17:00

CT

Daulet Nurakhmetov

Almaty and Astana, Kazakhstan

On the Behavior of Vibrations of

Non-Uniform Beams

17:00–17:30

CT

Zahra Keyshams

Yerevan, Armenia

Very Weak Solutions of the Heat Equation

with Anisotropically Singular Time-Dependent Diffusivity

17:30–18:00

CT

Madi Yergaliyev

Almaty, Kazakhstan

On Solvability of Strongly Degenerate

Hyperbolic Equations

Room 2

Session: Algebra, Topology, and Applications

Chairman

Teimuraz Pirashvili

14:30–15:00

CT

Bachuki Mesablishvili

Tbilisi, Georgia

On Factorization of Groups, Monoids and

Skew Braces

15:00–15:30

CT

Dali Zangurashvili

Tbilisi, Georgia

Another Characterization of Left

Hereditary Left Perfect Right Coherent Rings

15:30–16:00

CT

Ilia Pirashvili

Loerrach, Germany

Homotopy in the Geometry of Monoids

16:00–16:30

Coffee Break

16:30–17:00

CT

Anzor Beridze

Batumi and Kutaisi, Georgia

The Braid Group, Garside Structure and

Burau Representation

17:00–17:30

CT

Malkhaz Bakuradze

Tbilisi, Georgia

Equivariant Embeddings of Trivial

G-Bundles Into Complex G-Bundles Over Finite G-CW Complexes

18:00

Welcome Party - Room 222


 

09:30–10:00

Registration, Room 222

Room 1

Plenary Session

Chairman

Jani Virtanen

10:00–11:00

IT

Alexander Meskhi

Tbilisi and Kutaisi, Georgia

Trace Inequality for Fractional Integrals,

and Related Topics

11:00–11:30

Coffee Break

11:30–12:30

IT

Leonid Parnovski

London, United Kingdom

Classical Spectral Asymptotics with a Modern Twist

12:30–13:30

IT

Clifford Gilmore

Clermont-Ferrand, France

Universality of Composition Operators

and Applications to Complex Dynamics

Room 2

Plenary Session

Chairman

Malte Braack

10:00–11:00

IT

Grigori Rozenblum

Gothenburg, Sweden

Eigenvalues Properties of the

Neumann-Poincaré Operator in 3D Elasticity

11:00–11:30

Coffee Break

11:30–12:30

IT

David Natroshvili

Tbilisi, Georgia

Application of the Potential Method to

Mixed Boundary Value Problems for Viscoelastic Solids with Voids

12:30–13:30

IT

Berikbol T. Torebek

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Fujita-Type Critical Exponents for the

Semilinear Parabolic Problems

13:30–14:30

Lunch Break

Room 1

Session: Real and Complex Analysis

Chairman

Lasha Ephremidze

14:30–15:00

CT

Alina Shalukhina

Caparica, Portugal

Interpolation of Variable Lebesgue Spaces Over Spaces of Homogeneous Type

15:00–15:30

CT

Giorgi Tutberidze

Tbilisi, Georgia

Generalized Fourier-Cesàro Sums for

Functions of Bounded Variation

15:30–16:00

CT

Haakan Hedenmalm

St. Petersburg, Russia

Bombieri-Type Inequalities and

Equidistribution of Points

16:00–16:30

Coffee Break

Chairman

Sergey Tikhonov

16:30–17:00

CT

Lasha Ephremidze

Tbilisi and Kutaisi, Georgia

Matrix Spectral Factorization Algorithm

with Non-Commutative Coefficients

Room 2

Session: Algebra, Topology, and Applications

Chairman

Bachuki Mesablishvili

14:30–15:00

CT

Teimuraz Pirashvili

Tbilisi, Georgia

On k-Invariants of Crossed Modules

Related to Dihedral Groups

15:00–15:30

CT

Emzar Khmaladze

Tbilisi, Georgia

Relations Between Categories of Crossed

Modules of Various Algebras

15:30–16:00

CT

Mariam Pirashvili

Plymouth, United Kingdom

An Isometry Theorem for Persistent

Homology of Circle-Valued Functions

16:00–16:30

Coffee Break

16:30–17:00

CT

Giorgi Rakviashvili

Tbilisi, Georgia

On Projective Class Groups of Crossed

Group Rings

17:00–17:30

CT

Tsotne Pavliashvili

Tbilisi, Georgia

Extremal Problems on Four Concentric

Circles

19:00

Conference Dinner at the Restaurant “Ethnographer”

 

 

The restaurant “Ethnographer” is located at 105 Akaki Beliashvili Street, Tbilisi 0159, Georgia. It can be found on Google Maps via the following link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/zJSEBt8xgK9atc4p6. Please note that the cost of dinner at the restaurant per person is included in the conference fee of USD 100.


09:00

Excursion to Kazbegi, with Lunch Departure from the front entrance of the University of Georgia, Tbilisi


The conference fee of USD 100 covers the excursion with lunch for each participant.

Kazbegi Municipality is a mountainous region in northeastern Georgia, located within the Mtskheta–Mtia- neti area. It is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, alpine meadows, and historic landmarks such as the 14th-century Gergeti Trinity Church. Its most prominent natural feature is Mount Kazbek (Mkinvartsveri in Georgian), a dormant stratovolcano that rises to 5,054 m (16,581 ft) above sea level, making it one of the highest peaks in the Caucasus. Mount Kazbek is the highest mountain in Eastern Georgia and the third- highest peak in the country, after Mount Shkhara and Janga. The area is part of Kazbegi National Park, a popular destination for hiking, mountaineering, and cultural tourism.


Room 1

Plenary Session

Chairman

Clifford Gilmore

10:00–11:00

IT

David Cruz-Uribe, OFS

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA

Recent Results on Matrix Weighted Norm

Inequalities

11:00–12:00

IT

Duván Cardona

Ghent, Belgium

Spectral and Analytic Properties of Fourier

Integral Operators with Complex Phases

12:00–12:30

Coffee Break

12:30–13:30

IT

Guillermo P. Curbera

Sevilla, Spain

The Unbounded Finite Hilbert Transform

Room 2

Plenary Session

Chairman

Valery P. Smyshlyaev

10:00–11:00

IT

Marianna Chatzakou

Ghent, Belgium

On a Class of Anharmonic Oscillators

11:00–12:00

IT

Malte Braack

Kiel, Germany

Mapped Coercive Nonlinear Operators

and Applications to Saddle-Point Problems

12:00–12:30

Coffee Break

12:30–13:30

IT

Jani Virtanen

Helsinki and Joensuu, Finland; and Reading, United Kingdom

The Hilbert Matrix and Its Generalizations

13:30–13:45

Closing

13:45–14:30

Lunch Break

Room 1

Session: Differential Equations and Applications

Chairman

Leonid Parnovski

 

14:30–15:00

 

CT

Bibigul Omarova

Aktobe, Kazakhstan

Application of the Method of Helical

Characteristics to the Study of

Multiperiodic Solutions of Lyapunov’s

D-Systems

15:00–15:30

CT

Zhaishylyk Sartabanov

Aktobe, Kazakhstan

The Method of Helical Characteristics and

Its Application to Problems in the Theory of Multifrequency Oscillations

 

15:00–15:30

 

CT

Jemal Rogava, Zurab Vashakidze

Tbilisi, Georgia

On the Approximate Solution of the

Initial–Boundary Value Problem for Nonlinear Kirchhoff-Type Equations with Time-Dependent Material Coefficients

16:00–16:30

Coffee Break

Chairman

Tengiz Buchukuri

16:30–17:00

CT

Monire Mikaeili Nia

Yerevan, Armenia

Existence and Uniqueness Theorems for One Class of Hammerstein-Type Nonlinear Integral Equations

17:00–17:30

CT

Besiki Tabatadze

Tbilisi, Georgia

Deep Neural Network Approach for

Solving a Two-Dimensional Nonlinear Model

 


The conference was financially supported by