The 4th International Summer School on Geometry, Mechanics and Control will be held in Santiago de Compostela (Spain) on July 5th–9th, 2010.
Activity

Latest news:
- We have added some extra maps (June 21st).
- See the updated schedule (June 21st).
- Registration is now closed. Also, there are no rooms left in the University residence.
Sumary:
Important dates:
Schedule:
- Roger Brockett (Harvard University, USA) — Aspects of Subriemannian Geometry with Applications in Control Theory and Physics (course, 7 hours) [pdf with references]
- Alberto Ibort (University Carlos III de Madrid, Spain) — A tribute to V.I. Arnold: Theory of Singularities and Optimal Control(course, 4 hours)
- Fátima Leite (University of Coimbra, Portugal) — Four lectures on geometric control theory (course, 4 hours) [pdf]
- Joris Vankerschaver (Ghent University, Belgium) — Rigid Bodies with circulation from a geometric point of view (talk) [pdf]
Invited short talks
List of invited short talks, with abstracts.
- Paula Balseiro (IMPA, Brazil) [pdf]
- Javier de Lucas (Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland) [pdf]
- David Martínez (Instituto Superior Técnico de Lisboa, Portugal) [pdf]
- Viviana Díaz (University of Nacional del Sur, Argentina) [pdf]
- Silvia Vilariño (University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain) [pdf]
- Marco Caponigro (Institut Elie Cartan, France) [pdf]
- Anna Korolko (University of Bergen, Norway) [pdf]
- David Ellis (Imperial College London, UK) [pdf]
Registration:
(Pre)registration for the School is already closed. Of course, you can still pay the registration fee. The standard registration fee for participants is 200 Euros. The fee for students and retired scientists is 100 Euros. The registration fee includes: conference materials and coffee breaks. Payment should be made by bank order to the following bank account:
- Bank: Cajacanarias
- Account: 2065 0067 61 1400223636
- IBAN: ES31 2065 0067 6114 0022 3636
- BIC/SWIFT: CECAESMM065
Please, ask your bank to write explicitly in your transference order the name "4GMC + surname of the participant" and send confirmation (your name and transfer details) by e-mail to gmcnetull [dot] es or by fax to the number +34922318145, no later than May 15, 2010.
Financial Support:
A limited number of scholarships for PhD students, advanced undergraduate students, and post-docs, will be provided by the organizers in order to partially cover the travel and/or lodging expenses. If you want to apply for a scholarship, please send your CV (and grade certificate in case you are an undergraduate student) to gmcnetull [dot] es, not later than April 15, 2010.
Lodging reservation:
The number of rooms that have been reserved by the organization is limited (In Santiago 2010 is Xacobeo year and there are problems to reserve the lodging) therefore we ask you to make the reservation as soon as possible (not later than May 15, 2010). The prices of the rooms are the following:
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MONTE DA CONDESA (University Residence) FULL
- Double room: 15 Euros per person and day, VAT included.
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HOTEL TORRES DE COMPOSTELA
- Single room: 90 Euros (Room + Breakfast) VAT included.
- Double room: 50 Euros per person (Room + breakfast) VAT included.
To make the reservation of the accommodation in MONTE DA CONDESA you can send an e-mail to gmcnetull [dot] es with the following information: (Disregard this information, since Monte da Condesa is already full)
- If you have a preference to share the room
- Check-in date:
- Check-out date:
To make the reservation of the accommodation contact with Agencia Viajes Santyago (congresos [dot] santyagogrupoeuropa [dot] com), writing explicitly “GMC” in the subject of the message.
Participants:
List of preregistered participants as of June 30th, 2010.
1 | Martha Alvarez Ramírez | UAM–Iztapalapa | Mexico |
2 | José Ricardo Arteaga Bejaran | Universidad de Los Andes | Colombia |
3 | Mònica Aymerich | University of Barcelona | Spain |
4 | Paula Balseiro | IMPA | Brazil |
5 | María Barbero | Queen's University | Canada |
6 | Davide Barilari | SISSA | Italy |
7 | Daoud Bilel | Bourgogne Univ. | France |
8 | Roger Brockett | Harvard University | USA |
9 | Martins Bruveris | Imperial College London | UK |
10 | Esteban Calviño-Louzao | University of Santiago de Compostela | Spain |
11 | Marco Caponigro | Institut Elie Cartan | Italy |
12 | Pablo Miguel Chacón Martín | University of Salamanca | Spain |
13 | Olivier Cots | Bourgogne Univ | France |
14 | Manuel De León | CSIC | Spain |
15 | Javier de Lucas | Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Science | Poland |
16 | Antonio de Nicola | University of Coimbra | Portugal |
17 | Viviana Díaz | Universidad Nacional del Sur | Argentina |
18 | Miguel Domínguez Vázquez | University of Santiago de Compostela | Spain |
19 | Kurusch Ebrahimi-Fard | University of Zaragoza | Spain |
20 | David Ellis | Imperial College London | UK |
21 | Manuel Fernández | Universidad de Sevilla | Spain |
22 | Sebastián Ferraro | Universidad Nacional del Sur | Argentina |
23 | Pedro Luis García Pérez | University of Salamanca | Spain |
24 | Ana Elizabeth García Sipols | Universidad Rey Juan Carlos | Spain |
25 | Luis García-Naranjo | EPFL | Switzerland |
26 | Sandra Gavino-Fernández | University of Santiago de Compostela | Spain |
27 | François Gay-Balmaz | Caltech | USA |
28 | Roberta Ghezzi | SISSA | Italy |
29 | Mauricio Godoy Molina | University of Bergen | Norway |
30 | Xavier Gràcia | Technical University of Catalonia | Spain |
31 | Erlend Grong | University of Bergen | Norway |
32 | Elisa Guzmán | University of La Laguna | Spain |
33 | Simon Hochgerner | EPFL | Switzerland |
34 | Alberto Ibort | University Carlos III de Madrid | Spain |
35 | David Iglesias | CSIC | Spain |
36 | Fernando Jiménez | CSIC | Spain |
37 | Michal Jozwikowski | Institute of Mathematics, Polish Accademy of Sciences | Poland |
38 | Jair Koiller | Fundacao Getulio Vargas | Brazil |
39 | Anna Korolko | University of Bergen | Norway |
40 | Wojciech Krynski | Institute of Mathematics, Polish Academy of Sciences | Poland |
41 | Ksenia Lavrichenko | University of Bergen | Norway |
42 | Fátima Leite | University of Coimbra | Portugal |
43 | Fernando Louro | Instituto Superior Técnico | Lisboa |
44 | Abdol-Reza Mansouri | Queen's University | Canada |
45 | Antonio Marigonda | University of Verona | Italy |
46 | Juan Carlos Marrero | University of La Laguna | Spain |
47 | David Martín de Diego | CSIC | Spain |
48 | David Martínez | Instituto Superior Técnico | Lisboa |
49 | Eduardo Martínez | University of Zaragoza | Spain |
50 | Cédric Martinez Campos | CSIC | Spain |
51 | David Meier | Imperial College, London | UK |
52 | Miguel Muñoz Lecanda | Technical University of Catalonia | Spain |
53 | João Nuno Mestre | University of Coimbra | Portugal |
54 | Edith Padrón | University of La Laguna | Spain |
55 | María José Pereira Sáez | Universidade da Coruña | Spain |
56 | María Pérez Fernández de Córdoba | Universidad de Santiago de Compostela | Spain |
57 | María del Carmen Pérez Martínez | University of Cádiz | Spain |
58 | Mehdi Rahmani | Sharif University of Technology | Iran |
59 | Angel Manuel Rey Roca | Universidad de Santiago de Compostela | Spain |
60 | Sandra Ricardo | Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro | Portugal |
61 | Adela Rodríguez | UAM–Iztapalapa | Mexico |
62 | Miguel Rodriguez-Olmos | University of Manchester | UK |
63 | Juan Pablo Roggiero Ayala | Instituto Superior Técnico | Portugal |
64 | Narciso Román Roy | Technical University of Catalonia | Spain |
65 | Modesto Salgado | University of Santiago de Compostela | Spain |
66 | Nicola Sansonetto | University of Verona | Italy |
67 | Gerd Simon Schmidt | Insitute for Systems Theory and Automatic Control | Germany |
68 | Javier Seoane Bascoy | University of Santiago de Compostela | Spain |
69 | Baiquan Su | Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics | The People's Republic of China |
70 | Cesare Tronci | EPFL | Switzerland |
71 | Joris Vankerschaver | Ghent University | Belgium |
72 | Miguel Vaquero | University of Santiago de Compostela | Spain |
73 | Silvia Vilariño | Universidad de A Coruña | Spain |
74 | Raquel Villacampa | University of Zaragoza | Spain |
75 | Hong Wang | Nankai University | China |
76 | Huiyan Xue | University of Bergen |
Norway |
Committees:
Organizing Committee
- Sebastián Ferraro (Universidad Nacional del Sur, Argentina)
- Jair Koiller (Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil)
- David Martín de Diego (Instituto de Ciencias Matemáticas (CSIC-UAM-UC3M-UCM), Spain)
- Edith Padrón (Universidad de La Laguna, Spain)
- Modesto Salgado (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain)
- Silvia Vilariño (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain)
Scientific Committee
- Anthony Bloch (University of Michigan, USA)
- Jair Koiller (Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil)
- Manuel de León (Instituto de Ciencias Matemáticas (CSIC-UAM-UC3M-UCM), Spain)
- Juan Carlos Marrero (Universidad de La Laguna, Spain)
- Eduardo Martínez (Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain)
- Miguel Muñoz Lecanda (Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña, Spain)
How to get here:
By plane
Santiago de Compostela Airport (SCQ) is located 10km from the city center. The following airlines fly to SCQ from different countries:
Other airports near Santiago de Compostela:
From Santiago de Compostela Airport to the city
You can take a Compañía Freire bus to get from the airport to the city center. Also, taxis from the airport to anywhere in Santiago de Compostela cost 19 euro.
By train
Santiago de Compostela is connected to the international rail network through RENFE. The train station is located near the city center.
By bus
The bus station is located in the east side of the city, about 10 minutes from the city center. The following companies connect Santiago de Compostela to different European cities:
By car
Going from the train station to the University Residence (Monte da Condesa)
View Train Station--Monte de la Condesa in a larger map
Going from the University Residence and the hotel to the conference venue (Faculty of Mathematics)
View Summer School on Geometry, Mechanics and Control in a larger map