• Mini symposia

A mini-symposium consists of one or more sessions of four coordinated presentations on a single topic with a particular interest and relevance within the conference's core themes: linear algebra, matrix analysis, and their applications. Each mini-symposium session will last 120 minutes. Each speaker will have 20 minutes of presentation and discussion time.

Prospective mini-symposium organizers are requested to submit a proposal , using this Zip template , by email to the organization from December 15th to February 20th with the following information:

- Name, organization and email of each of the organizers (max. 3).

- Title and description . 

- For each of the speakers , Name, Organization, Email, Title.

Please try to follow the rule of keeping the number of speakers a multiple of four.

The Scientific Committee will review all mini-symposium proposals. Acceptance notifications will be sent by March 13, 2026.

After acceptance, the speakers' abstracts, prepared using the appropriate TeX template from this Zip file , will be sent to the mini-symposium organizers, who will approve them and submit them to the organization.

• Individual contributions

Presentations in conference format associated with any of the areas related to the conference topic will be considered.

Authors wishing to submit a contribution should email a one- or two-page abstract to the organization between December 15 and February 14 . They should also use the TeX template found in this Zip file .

Accepted talks will be grouped into 120-minute sessions, based on the affinity of the conference topics. Each presenter will have 20 minutes of presentation and discussion time. The Scientific Committee will review all individual contribution proposals. Notification of acceptance will be sent by March 13, 2026.