This conference is the 14th International Conference on Free Boundary Problems: Theory and Applications, which is in the series of conferences beginning in Montecatini (Italy, 1981) and succeeding in Maubuisson (France, 1984), Irsee (Germany, 1987), Montreal (Canada, 1990), Toledo (Spain, 1993), Zakopane (Poland, 1995), Crete (Greece, 1997), Chiba (Japan, 1999), Trento (Italy, 2002), Coimbra (Portugal, 2005), Stockholm (Sweden, 2008), Chiemsee (Germany, 2012), and Cambridge (UK, 2014).
This conference aims to bring together mathematical scientists with interests in the theory, numerics and applications of free boundary problems and discuss recent significant advances and current trends/directions in free boundary problems and related topics.
There will be thirteen Theme Sessions on Free Boundary Problems (FBPs).
There will be a summer school during the period from July 2, 2017 to July 8, 2017, before the conference.
There will also be two satellite conferences at Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing and City University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong.
A limited amount of grants will be offered for graduate students and selected young researchers to visit the conference.