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The University of Queensland
26 June - 8 July 2011
St Lucia Campus,
Brisbane, QLD
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Speakers 2011
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Dr
Jean Lasserre
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Doctor Jean Lasserre
French
National Centre for Scientific Research
Dr Lasserre graduated from
"Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Informatique et Mathematiques
Appliquees" in Grenoble France, and then received his PhD (1978) and
“Doctorat d'Etat" (1984) degrees both from Paul Sabatier University
in Toulouse France. He has been at LAAS-CNRS in Toulouse
since1980, where he is currently Directeur de Recherche. He is also a member
of IMT,the Institute of Mathematics of Toulouse . He has written about 130
papers and co-authored the five books ``Markov Control Processes: Basic
Optimality Criteria" (Springer 1996), ``Further Topics in Markov
Control Processes" (Springer 1999), ``Markov Chains and Invariant
Probabilities" (Birkhauser 2003), ``Linear & Integer Programming
vs Linear Integration and Counting" (Springer 2009), and ``Moments,
Positive Polynomials and Their Applications" (Imperial College Press,
2009). He is the 2009 recipient of the Lagrange Prize in Continuous
optimization.
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Prof Jerzy Filar
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Professor Jerzy Filar
University of South Australia
Jerzy Filar is a broadly trained applied
mathematician with research interests spanning a wide spectrum of
both theoretical and applied topics in Operations Research, Optimisation,
Game Theory, Applied Probability and Environmental Modelling. After
sixteen years of academic career in the US, he returned to Australia in
1992 where he is the Foundation Chair of Mathematics and Statistics
at the University of South Australia. He has supervised 17 PhD students who
are working at various universities, industries and research
institutions in the US, China, Canada, Australia, Morocco and France.
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