The 4th Conference on Ordered Structures and their Applications (COSA 2026) will be held at CIRM, Marseille, on 14–18 Sept 2026. A limited number of subsidized on-site places are available; pre-registration is now open.
We are pleased to report that the recent RGOSA seminar featuring the esteemed Marten Wortel was a resounding success! Marten Wortel, along with his collaborators, provided a captivating exploration into the realm of L-functional analysis,…
Dr. Mohamed Kadhem Karray has just delivered his lecture at the RGOSA seminar series, titled “Machine Learning Frameworks“. The abstract of his talk is as follows: “We aim to present the essential mathematical concepts and results…
We are delighted to welcome researcher Mohamed Kadhem Karray at the RGOSA seminar, where he will be presenting a talk titled “Machine Learning Frameworks” on Thursday, October 19th, at 2:00 PM Tunisian time. Despite his position as…
Professor Jan Harm van der Walt from the University of Pretoria has just delivered his lecture at the RGOSA seminar series, titled “Category measures, the dual of $latex {C(K)^\delta}&fg=000000$ and hyper-Stonean spaces”. The abstract of…
Professor Bas Lemmens has just delivered the final part of his lecture at the RGOSA seminar series, titled “Nonlinear Perron-Frobenius Theory: Part 2.” We look forward to reconvening next week for Part 2. Please find…
Professor Bas Lemmens has just delivered his inaugural lecture at the RGOSA seminar series, titled “Nonlinear Perron-Frobenius Theory: Part 1.” We look forward to reconvening next week for Part 2. Please find the seminar video…
For Bas Lemmens a mathematician is Somebody who explores some relevant abstract structures. We are delighted to officially announce the commencement of the new RGOSA seminar season. We are thrilled to start this year’s series…
This is the recordings of the talk of Pr Ali Baklouti. His talk is intitled “On Polynomial Conjectures of Nilpotent Lie Groups Unitary Representations” The Slides of his talk are below:
This is the recordings of the talk of Bruce A. Watson. His talk is about “A Riesz-Frechet theorem in Riesz spaces” The Slides of his talk are below: