Centre for Advanced Research in Applied Mathematics and Statistics, MAHE, Manipal, India
The present conference ICLAA 2023, Manipal India, the fifth in its sequel, shall provide a platform for leading Mathematicians and Statisticians, working around the globe in the theme area to discuss several research issues and to introduce new innovations. The main goal of the conference is to bring experts, young researchers, and students together to present recent developments in this dynamic and important field. The conference also aims to stimulate research and support the interaction among the scientists by creating an environment for the participants to exchange ideas and to initiate collaborations and professional partnerships.
On behalf of the Scientific Advisory Committee, and the Local Organizing Committee, we have much pleasure in extending a cordial invitation to participate in this conference.
The theme of the conference shall focus on but not limited to
Linear Algebra and Graph Theory are important branches of Mathematics having applications in every branch of science. The topic ‘Matrix Methods in Statistics’ is a branch of Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory containing a variety of challenging problems in Linear Statistical Models and Statistical Inference, having applications in various branches of Applied Statistics such as Natural Sciences, Medicine, Economics, Electrical Engineering, Markov Chains, Digital Signal Processing, Pattern Recognition and Neural Network, to name a few. Advances in Combinatorial Matrix Theory are motivated by a wide range of their applications in the subjects such as Networks, Chemistry, Genetics, Bioinformatics, Computer Science, and Information Technology. The areas of Classical Matrix Theory and Combinatorial Matrix Theory interact with each other, which is evident from the interplay between Graphs and Matrices. Generalized Inverses of Matrices such as the Incidence Matrix and Laplacian Matrix are mathematically interesting and have great practical significance. Covariance Matrices play an important role in the study of uncertainty associated with data related to measurements, which is an important part of applied Mathematics and Statistics.
This conference is in sequel to the conferences CMTGIM 2012, ICLAA 2014, ICLAA 2017, and ICLAA 2020(21) held in Manipal during January 2012, December 2014, December 2017, and December 2021, respectively. The present conference shall provide an avenue for leading Mathematicians, Statisticians, and scientists working in the applied area, who are working around the globe in the theme area to get together in the physical space, interact each other, discuss several research issues and to introduce new innovations. The ICLAA 2023, Manipal, India is expected to stimulate research and benefit the young scholars from the interaction with leading linear algebraists. The physical participation in the conference will be creating an environment for experts and young scholars to exchange ideas, and to initiate collaborations and professional partnerships. Besides organizing invited talks from eminent speakers, organizers invite the participants to present their research work in the sessions of contributory talks.
The conference is with three special sessions namely, ‘Special Matrices’, ‘Matrix Methods in Statistics’, and ‘Matrices, Graphs, and Applications’. These three sessions are dedicated to the great linear algebraists- Abraham Berman, Simo Puntanen, Ravindra B Bapat, and Steve J Kirkland who have been associated with the ICLAA series for last several years.
Research presented at the conference will get an opportunity of possible publication in one of the special issues dedicated to the conference in the following journals, subject to acceptance after the standard peer review process adopted by the journals.
Papers by nonparticipants are also welcome for submitting the articles which are in the focus of the conference. Due to the limitation of the number of articles in the special issue, qualified articles presented at the conference are considered with priority.
To encourage research and motivate young researchers, the best paper award competition will be conducted under the following three themes:
Eligibility: Full research articles (need not be original) on any of the above-mentioned themes are invited from the researchers (presenting authors) belonging to any of the following categories:
The presenting authors are required to submit No Objection Certificate from the coauthors, along with the paper. Format for No Objection Certificate can be downloaded here: Click here.
All original papers selected for presentations are eligible for the further review process in the appropriate conference publications. Authors may opt not to publish the presented paper in the special issues related to ICLAA 2023.
Note: One may submit an extended abstract of a paper instead of full paper for the possible consideration for presentation in Best Paper Award contest. However, full paper should be submitted before the presentation.
How to submit: Please send the articles before the deadline to iclaa2023.mahe@gmail.com or kmprasad63@gmail.com with the subject line ‘Article for BP Award’. For any future query related to the submitted manuscript, use the manuscript ID in the subject line.
Template for submitting abstract for Best Paper Award: Click here.
Template for submitting article for Best Paper Award: Click here.
Last date for submission of extended abstract: October 31, 2023.
The Preconference workshop `International Workshop on Special Matrices, Graphs, and Applications’ will be held during December 11-17, 2023. The workshop is aimed at training young students, scholars, and faculty interested in the focus area of special matrices, graphs, and their applications. Sessions in the workshop include lectures, tutorials and discussion on recent research trends in special matrices and graphs by Abraham Berman, Ravindra B. Bapat, S. K. Neogy, and other leading personalities of the subject. Conference participants may seek participation in the workshop. The number of participants in the workshop is restricted. Participants who could gain the benefit from the course will be chosen as the applications arrive. The course conducted in the workshop will carry a credit of two.
Workshop and conference are organized by the CARAMS, MAHE in association with Department of Mathematics, MIT, MAHE and Department of Data Science, PSPH, MAHE.
Ravindra B Bapat
Chair, Scientific Committee
ICLAA 2023
Narayana Sabhahit
(Pro Vice Chancellor -Tech. & Sci., MAHE)
Chair, Local Organizing Committee
ICLAA 2023
Centre for Advanced Research in Applied Mathematics and Statistics (CARAMS) was established in September 2018 at Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal. MAHE, Manipal, an institution of eminence, is a deemed to be university and comprised of students from fifty seven nations around the globe. CARAMS has been established with the objectives of fostering advanced research and training in Mathematics, Statistics, and their applications. Also, it organizes national and international workshops and conferences in the focus area which help the promotion of Mathematics and Statistics in the university and also in the region.
CARAMS, MAHE offers a welcoming and inclusive environment to all participants in its activities, including all its meetings and conferences, irrespective of gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, race, colour, national or ethnic origin, religion or religious belief, age, marital status, disabilities, and field of expertise.
CARAMS strives to foster an apolitical atmosphere that encourages the free expression and exchange of ideas, free from all forms of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation, and that is welcoming and safe to all members and to those who participate in its activities.
If you feel harassed or unsafe in any way because of the actions, words, pictures, or expressions of any other member or participant, we encourage you to bring this to the attention of the CARAMS or MAHE authority.
Research presented at the conference will get an opportunity of possible publication in one of the special issues dedicated to the conference in the following journals, subject to acceptance after the standard peer review process adopted by the journals.
Papers by nonparticipants are also welcome for submitting the articles which are in the focus of the conference. Due to the limitation of the number of articles in the special issue, qualified articles presented at the conference are considered with priority.
Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics (IJPAM)
Article types – Original, research and expository articles with a high standard of literature review and open problems.
Number of pages – Not more than 20 pages (could be more in exceptional cases).
Article Processing Charge (APC) – No APC.
Plagiarism check standard: Not more than 15% using turnitin software.
For article template Click here.
Before submitting the article please read Submission guidelines of the journal.
How to submit – Please send the articles before the deadline to iclaa2023.mahe@gmail.com or kmprasad63@gmail.com with the subject line ‘Special Issue – IJPAM/AKCE/PJM’. For any future query related to the submitted manuscript, use the manuscript ID in the subject line.
Timelines – Submission of articles: June 30, 2024
Completion of preliminary screening and communication to IJPAM: July 15, 2024
Completion of review and decision on acceptance: January 31, 2025
Year of publication of accepted papers: 2025.
Guest Editors
AKCE International Journal of Graphs and Combinatorics
Article types – Original, research, and expository articles with a high standard of literature review and open problems.
Number of pages – Not more than 20 pages (could be more in exceptional cases).
Article Processing Charge (APC) – Waived off for the articles accepted for the special issue.
Plagiarism check standard: Not more than 15% using turnitin software.
For article template Click here.
Before submitting the article please read Submission guidelines and reference guide of the journal.
How to submit – Please send the articles before the deadline to iclaa2023.mahe@gmail.com or kmprasad63@gmail.com with the subject line ‘Special Issue – IJPAM/AKCE/PJM’. For any future query related to the submitted manuscript, use the manuscript ID in the subject line.
Timelines – Submission of articles: June 30, 2024
Completion of review and decision on acceptance: December 31, 2024
Communication to AKCE with review reports: January 31, 2025
Year of publication of accepted papers: 2025.
Guest Editors
Palestine Journal of Mathematics (PJM)
Article types – Original, research and expository articles with a high standard of literature review and open problems.
Number of pages – Not more than 20 pages (could be more in exceptional cases).
Article Processing Charge (APC) – No APC.
Plagiarism check standard: Not more than 15% using turnitin software.
For article template Click here.
Before submitting the article please read Submission guidelines of the journal.
How to submit – Please send the articles before the deadline to iclaa2023.mahe@gmail.com or kmprasad63@gmail.com with the subject line ‘Special Issue – IJPAM/AKCE/PJM’. For any future query related to the submitted manuscript, use the manuscript ID in the subject line.
Timelines – Submission of articles: June 30, 2024
Completion of review and decision on acceptance: December 31, 2024
Year of publication of accepted papers: 2025, subject to the decision by PJM.
Guest Editors
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Early Bird Registration Fee | Late Registration Fee | Early Bird Registration Fee | Late Registration Fee | |
Foreign Delegates (FD) | 350 $/ 330 € # | 400 $/ 370 € # | 110 $/ 100 € # | 135 $/ 125 € # |
Foreign Accompanying | 110 $/ 100 € | 110 $/ 100 € | 110 $/ 100 € | 135 $/ 125 € |
Indian Scholar/Faculty (ISF) | 4000 INR + GST # | 4500 INR + GST # | 1000 INR + GST * | 1500 INR + GST * |
ISF Accompanying | 1000 INR + GST | 1000 INR + GST | – | – |
Indian Students ** | 1000 INR + GST * | 1000 INR + GST * | 1000 INR + GST * | 1000 INR + GST * |
# : The registration fee covers accommodation at Hostel/International Guest House, MAHE, registration kit, breakfast at venue, working lunch, and welcome dinner on 17th December.
* : The amount excludes accommodation charges, which is to be paid as per norm.
** : Indian students or research scholars not having any financial support of fellowship/salary.
After successful registration, INDIAN PARTICIPANTS may pay the registration fee via the payment link (For the payment link visit My Page -> Event registered -> Select the event -> Payment).
After successful registration, FOREIGN PARTICIPANTS are required to mail their name and permanent address to carams.mahe@gmail.com to get the necessary invoice, against which one may pay the registration fee through bank transfer. Immediately after the payment, kindly send the transaction details to complete the registration procedure.
Accommodation from the organizer will be arranged, if any, for the duration starting from the evening before the event and up to morning after the event.
CARAMS aims at supporting the travel and registration of senior and young scientists not having the fund
support to present the paper, on the request made before November 30, 2023. However, such support (which
could be partial) will be provided depending on the fund support received from the different organizations.
After successful registration, you may submit the abstract of your talk by following the steps given below:
Go to My Page -> Events Registered -> Select the event -> Abstract -> Submit Abstract.
Template for submitting abstract for Best Paper Award: Click here.
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