3rd International Conference on Dynamics, Games and Science

	February 17 Monday	February 18 Tuesday	February 19 Wednesday	February 20 Thursday	February 21 Friday
10:00 – 11:00	Onesimo Hernandez-Lerma CINVESTAV-IPN, Mexico	Claude Baesens University of Warwick, UK	Rabah Amir University of Iowa, USA	Penelope Hernandez University of Valencia, Spain	Rolf Jeltsch ETH Zurich, Switzerland
coffee break
11:30 – 12:30	Diogo Pinheiro Brooklyn College, USA	José Fernando Oliveira University of Porto / INESC TEC, Portugal	Carlos Braumann University of Evora, Portugal	Tenreiro Machado ISEP, Portugal	Sebastian van Strien Imperial College London, UK
lunch break
14:15 – 15:15	Athanasios Yannacopoulos AUEB, Greece	Marta Faias Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal	Frank Riedel Bielefeld University, Germany	Nico Stollenwerk University of Lisbon, Portugal	José Martins INESC TEC, Portugal
break
15:30 – 16:30	Alberto Álvarez López UNED, Spain	João Gama University of Porto, Portugal	David Zilberman by video conference University of California, USA	Jorge M. Pacheco University of Minho, Portugal	Elvio Accinelli UASLP, Mexico
coffee break
17:00 – 18:00	Alberto Pinto University of Porto, Portugal	Robert MacKay University of Warwick, UK	Isabel Labouriau University of Porto, Portugal	Jérôme Renault Université de Toulouse, France	Charles Pugh U.C. Berkeley Pedro Nunes Lecture

Monday 17

- Onesimo Hernandez-Lerma, CINVESTAV-IPN, Mexico: “Dynamic Potential Games”

- Diogo Pinheiro, Brooklyn College, USA: “A renormalization scheme for the focal decompositions of a family of mechanical systems”

- Athanasios Yannacopoulos, AUEB, Greece: “Optimal Control in Space and Time and the Management of Environmental Resources”

- Alberto Álvarez López, UNED, Spain: “A model of optimal allocation of a fixed production under uncertainty”

- Alberto Pinto, University of Porto, Portugal: “Price competition in the Hotelling model with uncertainty on costs”

Tuesday 18

- Claude Baesens, University of Warwick, UK: “Chaotic breathing”

- José Fernando Oliveira, University of Porto / INESC TEC, Portugal: “2D Rectangular Cutting and Packing Problems - an overview”

- Marta Faias, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal: “Stability in price competition and incomplete information”

- João Gama, University of Porto, Portugal: “Evolving Data, Evolving Models”

- Robert MacKay, University of Warwick, UK: “Dynamic pricing of electricity”

Wednesday 19

- Rabah Amir, University of Iowa, USA: “Network Effects, Market Structure and Industry Performance”

- Carlos Braumann, University of Evora, Portugal: “Stochastic differential equation models for growth and harvesting in randomly varying environments”

- Frank Riedel, Bielefeld University, Germany: “Ellsberg Games - Games Theory under Knightian Uncertainty”

- David Zilberman, University of California, USA

- Isabel Labouriau, University of Porto, Portugal: “Dynamics Near Heteroclinic Networks”

Thursday 20

- Penelope Hernandez, University of Valencia, Spain: “Leadership and peer effects in an heterogenous organization”

- Tenreiro Machado, ISEP, Portugal: “Fractional Dynamical Systems”

- Nico Stollenwerk, University of Lisbon, Portugal: “Chaos and noise in population dynamics, modelling and data analysis in complex systems”

- Jorge M. Pacheco, University of Minho, Portugal: “Climate Change Governance, Cooperation and Self-organization”

- Jérôme Renault, Université de Toulouse, France: “Dynamic Sender-Receiver Games”

Friday 21

- Rolf Jeltsch, ETH Zurizh, Switzerland: “Simulation of complex time dependent processes”

- Sebastian van Strien, Imperial College London, UK: “Some interesting dynamics associated to games: properties of fictitious play”

- José Martins, INESC TEC, Portugal: “Vaccination strategies in the SIRI model”

- Elvio Accinelli, UASLP, Mexico: “Evolution, Crisis and General Equilibrium”

- Charles Pugh, U.C. Berkeley: “A Geometric Approach to the Landau-Ramanujan Function of some Diophantine Equations”