A minisymposium of this subject matter was organized at ECMI2021. A longer article by the 6 speakers is being prepared, this is an introduction and extended abstract. There are good reasons for increasing collaboration between ECMI and Africa. Apart from a few locations industrial mathematics in Africa is rare and […]
Read moreAt LUT University, Finland, a recent MSc thesis studies FX trading and the 2015 Swiss Franc (CHF) de-pegging event with SMC^2 (Sequential Monte Carlo Squared) and stochastic differential equations. The event offered possibilities for triangular arbitrage with the triplet (EUR, USD, CHF). Analysis shows that biggest risk-free profits could have […]
Read moreLappeenranta University of Technology LUT is a partner and co-organizer in the Inverse Problems Africa event IPA2020 that is going to be in October 2020 in Kigali, Rwanda. This conference series was initiated in Bahir Dar Ethiopia 2012, followed by IPA 2015 in Dar es Salaam Tanzania and IPA 2017 […]
Read moreThe research group of prof Heikki Haario has been organizing annually a workshop and seminar on Inverse Problems at Luosto, Lapland, in the middle of the white, scenic nature of shining snow and ski-tracks in the wide open space of arctic beauty. This year the event was on February 24-28. […]
Read moreLUT Department of Mathematics and Physics has ongoing cooperation with Linköping University in an Africa-project. LiU has long-standing presence in supporting mathematics educational development and building research capacity in Eastern Africa, a shared interest with LUT. The LiU activities are funded by Sida (Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency) and the […]
Read moreThe outreach workshop was intended for fostering interaction between industrial representatives working in R&D projects and university researchers working in computational fields – broadly named as computational technology or industrial mathematics. Our wish was to attract industry representatives who are willing to present a case example, a practical problem, technical challenge, where computational […]
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Mathematical logic emerged from the need to find out the basics and limits of exact reasoning. Mathematics is by nature unambiguous and consistent and follows the principles of classical logic. However, in the modern scientific community it has been understood that logic – in fact, different logics – has also […]
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Applied mathematics at Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT), the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) and Eniram Ltd are developing IOT based data analytics for maritime transport in an Academy of Finland research project. The objective is optimization of maintenance and in the future also routes through digital data collection and analysis. […]
Read moreAlgal blooms of inland and coastal waters are frequent events that should be broadcast to the general public as a warning. This is rarely done because there are few real-time monitoring systems that allow them to be detected and mapped in real time. The Finnish Environment Centre SYKE aims to […]
Read moreIn Finland, wind energy is one potential renewable energy sources, but has not been widely exploited. Today, the interest for inland wind-farm locations is raising in Finland with several ongoing investment studies. However, inland locations mean complex terrains with hills, forests and lakes, all strongly influencing local weather and wind […]
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