Introduction

The aim of Junior Math Days is to introduce master students to the research at SISSA, Trieste, one of the institutes of excellence in Italy. This year, after the online edition of 2020, we are back in person. In three days, from the 20th to the 22nd of December 2021, the main research lines of the mathematics area will be presented. It is divided into: Geometry and Mathematical Physics e Mathematical Analysis, Modelling and Applications. Apart from the morning lectures held by professors, there will be informal meetings in the afternoons with the PhD students of the school. With these activities, you will have the opportunity to get a glimpse of SISSA's research topics.

Rules for accessing SISSA (Read Carefully)

The decree-law 6 August 2021 n. 111, established that the GREEN PASS IS MANDATORY to access at SISSA from September 1st and until December 31st 2021. The law establishes the following rules until 31 December 2021:
• The use of respiratory protection devices is mandatory, with the exception of those who have pathologies incompatible with the use of such devices.
• It is recommended to respect an interpersonal safety distance of at least one meter, unless the structural-logistical conditions of the buildings allow it.
• It is forbidden to enter or remain in the premises for subjects with respiratory symptoms or body temperature higher than 37.5 °.

Registration

In order to participate in Junior Math Days, the registration is mandatory and must be submitted here. We offer free accommodation in Trieste to 20 students in Trieste; travel expenses and meals are not covered.
We also encourage the participation of all individuals who belong to underrepresented categories in the mathematics area.
For any questions, feel free to contact jmd.sissa@gmail.com .

Deadlines

• November 10th 2021: deadline for submitting your application.
• November 15th 2021: we will contact admitted candidates.
• November 20th 2021: deadline to confirm your participation (it is needed to book a room for you!).

Organizers

• Giuseppe Orsatti, Third Year PhD Student in Geometry and Mathematical Physics.
• Paolo Ventura, Third Year PhD Student in Mathematical Analysis, Modelling and Applications.
• Nicholas Rungi, Second Year PhD Student in Geometry and Mathematical Physics.

We would like to thank SISSA Club, Direzione SISSA, SISSA SIAM Student Chapter, the Institute for Geometry and Physics iGAP and CUG SISSA for their economic and organizational support.