Donato Scolozzi

Biography

He graduated in Mathematics with a praise of praise at the University of Lecce on 20/06/1973 discussing the degree thesis in Mathematical Analysis, rapporteur Prof. Antonio Marino, entitled: The category of Lusternik and Schnirelmann; during the same period he has been awarded a scholarship for CNR graduates He has won a one-year CNR scholarship for young graduates with a mission at the Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa. He then won a four-year contract at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Pisa. Subsequently he won an Ordinary Assistant of Senior Analyst at the Department of Mathematics at the same University, he has been qualified as associate professor of Mathematical Analysis in the first part of the course since 1982 and finally in May 1987 he served as ordinary professor of analysis at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Reggio Calabria. Since November 1998 he moved to the then Faculty of Economics, Banking, Insurance and Social Sciences of the University of Lecce as an ordinary professor of general mathematics. In the following years he continued teaching general mathematics by taking financial math courses 1, financial mathematics 2, economics maths, methods and models for economic choices. He formed and headed in the faculty, later transformed into the Faculty of Economics, the Institute of Mathematics and Statistics. He was also the Director of the Department of Economics and Mathematics-Statistics Department of the Fusion of Economics and Mathematics and Static Institutes. From September 1993 to August 1999 he was the head of the Faculty of Economics. As far as scientific activity is concerned, as can be deduced from the foregoing, he conducted study activities in Mathematical Analysis until his transfer to the Faculty of Economics. During this period he studied problems related to typical times of the calculation of classical variations and in the presence of convex and even barriers, and here is the novelty in which his scientific contributions are of non-convex nature. In the course of these themes it has been able to deal with variational differential inequalities and problems with obstacles and / or varieties with edge. He participated in national and international seminars, conferences and congresses on specific themes of mathematical analysis over the years. He was a member of the local research group (ex 60%) at the Department of the University of Pisa and the national research group (ex 40%) both coordinated by Prof. Antonio Marino of the same University. He is a member of the Italian Mathematical Union (UMI). After his transfer to the Faculty of Economics, he studied and started researching young researchers on theoretical problems of finance, with particular reference to semideterministic immunization theory, with underdevelopment analysis techniques and critical theory theory. He is coordinator of a local research group (formerly 60%) who studies the topic of critical points theory related to the structure of interest rates. He is also a local coordinator of the same group within the national inter-university research group (ex 40%) coordinated by Prof. Massimo De Felice whose title is "Mathematical Finance Models". He is a member of the Association for Applied Mathematics in Economics and Social Sciences (AMASES) and has participated in various seminars, conferences and congresses on topics related to the possible applications of mathematics to economics and finance.

Research Interest

1) comparative study between different time-temporal covariance classes and the sum-produced model for application to concentrations of a pollutant in the urban environment; 2) introducing a more general class of sum-produced covariance models;