Felipe . Alvarez Daziano
Deputy Dean
UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE. FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS FÍSICAS Y MATEMÁTICAS, DEPARTAMENTO DE INGENIERÍA MATEMÁTICA
Santiago, Chile
Variational Analysis; Tame Optimization; Dynamical Systems; Optimization; Dynamical Systems; Optimal Control; Calculus of Variations
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Applied Mathematics, UNIVERSITE MONTPELLIER II. Francia, 1998
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Mathematical Engineer, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE. Chile, 1996
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Associate Professor, Deputy Dean Full Time
UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE
Facultad de Ciencias Físicas y Matemáticas
Santiago, Chile
1999 - At present
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Deputy Dean Full Time
UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE
Faculty of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Santiago, Chile
2010 - At present
Advisor of:
Ph.D. in Mathematical Modeling (Universidad de Chile):
1. Natalia Ruiz (ongoing): Contributions to the Convergence Theory and Computational Implementation of Interior Optimization Methods for Convex Separable Problems.
2. Julio Lopez (2009): Contributions to Second Order Cone Programming and Matrix Optimization using Variable Metric Methods.
3. Juan Peypouquet (2007): Asymptotic Analysis of Dissipative Evolution Systems in Optimization. Sandwich Thesis with Université Paris 6, France. Co-advisor: Prof. Sylvain Sorin.
4. Miguel Carrasco (2007): Penalty Proximal Algorithms with Applications to Structural Optimization. Sandwich Thesis with Université de Montpellier, France. Co-advisor: Prof. Lionel Thibault.
Mathematical Engineering Degree (U. de Chile):
1. Cristopher Hermosilla, 2011.
2. Luis Saavedra, 2007.
3. Salvador Flores, 2005.
4. José Aliste, 2005.
5. Miguel Carrasco, 2003.
Mathematical Engineering Degree (U. Técnica Federico Santa María, Chile):
1. Sebastián Flores, 2008.
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Best PhD Thesis in Science 1999
ACADEMIA CHILENA DE CIENCIAS
Chile, 1999
Distinction of the Chilean Academy of Science for the best PhD Thesis of the year defended in a Chilean institution.
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Member
Global Young Academy (GYA)
Alemania, 2011
The GYA provides a rallying point for outstanding young scientists from around the world to come together to address topics of global importance. As of 2014, the GYA has reached its full capacity with 200 members, leading young scientists (defined as an average age of 35 years and at the beginning of their independent academic career) from 58 countries and all continents, and 63 alumni. Members are selected for the excellence of their science and their commitment to service and are serving five-year terms. The vibrancy of the GYA results from the energy of its members who are passionate about the role of science in creating a better world. The GYA is governed by an Executive Committee that reflects the diversity of its membership and is supported by a Senior Advisory Board composed of outstanding senior scientists and science managers, respectively.