Ante Mimica awarded as a young Croatian mathematician for his outstanding results in Probability Theory
About 200 mathemacians participated at this event.
Dr. Ante Mimica (1981-2016). In Memoriam. Ante was very fond of music and of marathon.
Dr. Ante Mimica reporting about his work at the 6th International Conference on Stochastic Analysis and Its Applications 2012
at the Banach Center in Bedlewo, Poland.
| Plenary speakers at the 6th Croatian Mathematical Congress in Zagreb 2016
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Sunčica Čanić, distinguished Professor of the University of Houston, the first plenary lecturer at the Croatian Mathematical Congress, Zagreb 2016
Sunčica Čanić is distinguished international expert in partial differential equations and mathematical modelling in Medical sciences
Professor Sunčica Čanić’s first slide, showing her principal collaborators. See a closely related VIDEO.
Professor Hrvoje Šikić in the first row, Professors Hrvoje Pandžić, Dragan Miličić (Utah University, USA) and Mirko Primc in the second row,
Professor Marcela Hanzer in the third row, and Professor Ivan Ivanšić in the fourth row.
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Dr. Davor Dragičević (University of Rijeka), Professor Valerij Romanovskij (University of Maribor), Dr. Maja Resman, Dr. Domagoj Vlah, Dr. Goran Radunović and Professor Sonja Štimac.
| Previous congresses
Source web.math.pmf.unizg.hr |
Dr. Domagoj Vlah reporting about his joint work with Professor Vesna Županović, dealing with Arnold’s theory of singularities
Good friends and distinguished international experts in Representation Theory of Groups:
Professors Dragan Miličić (University of Utah, USA) and Ivan Mirković (Massachusetts University, USA),
former students of the University of Zagreb. They both started their scientific career in Croatia.
In the third row Professors Tanja Vučić, University of Split, and Vida Zadelj.
The name of Vilim Feller can be seen on the left, better known as William Feller, who was born in Zagreb in 1906.
He is the most outstanding Croatian mathematician, considered as one of the founders of Probability Theory as a scientific discipline.
He is also a founder of Mathematical Reviews and a recipient of the National Medal of Science (Presidential Award) from the president of the USA.
| Panel discussions
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Glasnik Matematički, the first Croatian professional scientific journal in the field of Mathematics,
published by Croatian Mathematical Society since 1966.
Except of Glasnik matematički, Croatia today has as many as seven additional scientific mathematical journals: see ele-math.com and www.mathos.unios.hr 
Preparing the exhibition of Glasnik matematički: Professors Josip Tambača, Andrej Dujella, Sunčica Čanić and Boris Muha.
Everything ready: 50 issues of Glasnik matematički published over the past 50 years (1966-2016).
Photos related to Glasnik matematički here and below by the courtesy of Vinko Petricevic. Many thanks to Academician Andrej Dujella.
Academician Andrej Dujella, the current editor in chief of Glasnik Matematički
| Editors in chief of Glasnik Matematički
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Professor Hrvoje Kraljević, former editor in chief of Glasnik matematički
Professor Hrvoje Pandžić, former editor in chief of Glasnik matematički
Professor Hrvoje Šikić, former editor in chief of Glasnik matematički
Professor Mirko Primc, former editor in chief of Glasnik matematički
Professor Ivan Ivanšić, former editor in chief of Glasnik matematički
Academician Marko Tadić, former editor in chief of Glasnik matematički
Professor Dražen Adamović, current managing editor of Glasnik matematički
Professor Sunčica Čanić on the right, chairwoman of the panel-discussion about the issues of financial support of scientific research in Mathematics.
Professor Vesna Županović in the third row.
Professor Hrvoje Pandžić delivering his plenary lecture “Dirac Cohomology”
Professor Zlatko Drmač: “Accurate computations with ill-conditioned matrices and applications”
Professor Krešimir Veselić on the right with Dr. Tina Bosner to his right, listening to the lecture of Dr. Zlatko Drmač, his former PhD student and collaborator.
Behind him, professors Ninoslav Truhar (University of Osijek) and Vjeran Hari.
Dr. Goran Radunović, Professor Valerij Romanovskij (University of Maribor, originally from Byelorussia), Dr. Maja Resman and Professor Vesna Županović.
Dr. Goran Radunović, Professor Valerij Romanovskij and Dr. Maja Resman.
Professors Mario Osvin Pavčević, Tanja Vučičić (University of Split) and Mirko Polonijo.
Professor Siniša Slijepčević delivering a short 20 min. lecture about his very interesting results in Dynamical Systems.
A few weeks before that, he was a plenary lecturer at a conference organized in Bristol, England, in honor of
Professor Robert MacKay, Fellow of Royal Society, who was his PhD supervisor.
Professor Sonja Štimac reporting about her work dealing with strange attractors appearing in one-dimensional dynamics.
Professors Sonja Štimac, Ivan Ivanšić and Vesna Županović, who is reporting about her work on bifurcations of Dynamical Systems.
Professor Valerij Romanovskij (University of Maribor) and Dr. Maja Resman. Behind them Professors Marcela Hanzer and Hrvoje Pandžić.
Professor Valerij Romanovskij was invited lecturer at the Congress, where he
reported about his work in the field of Ordinary Differential Equations.
Professors Valerij Romanovskij (University of Maribor), Vesna Županović, Dr. Domagoj Vlah, and
Professor Krešimir Veselić (retired professor of the University of Hagen in Germany and a corresponding member of Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts).
Behind them Professors Ivan Mirković (Univeristy of Massachusetts, USA) and Ivica Gusić.
Michel Lapidus (University of California, Riverside) and Dr. Goran Radunović. Photo by Professor Županović.
Professor Vjekoslav Kovač is a young expert in Harmonic Analysis and Wavelet Theory.
Professor Neven Grbac, University of Rijeka, delivering his lecture the title of which can be seen on the blackboard.
Professor Goran Muić on the right, PhD advisor of Dr. Neven Grbac. In the third row, Professors Mirko Primc, Dragan Mličić (University of Utah, USA) and Boris Širola.
Awaiting the solemn Congress dinner near the Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall and the Croatian Heritage Foundation.
Dr. Goran Igaly: additional photos from the 6th Croatian Mathematical Congress
distinguished Croatian mathematician, passed away at the age of 89.
We owe our gratitude to Croatian Mathematical Society for its efforts
to organize the 6th Croatian Mathematical Congress.
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