Vitolo Antonio

Biography

Antonio Vitolo graduated with high school diploma at the Liceo Tasso di Salerno, graduating with honors in Physics and graduating with honors in Civil Engineering at the University of Salerno. He is an ordinary professor of Mathematical Analysis (MAT / 05). Member of the Department of Civil Engineering. Member UMI - SIMAI - EMS and GNAMPA member. Scientific Responsible for FARB Projects. Member of the Scientific Committee for Publications of the University Necklace. Main research interests: elliptical and parabolic differential equations, viscosity methods, functional analysis, probabilistic methods, reliability of structures. Scientific production: over 60 publications across articles on international journals, proceedings, contributions in volumes. Referee for international journals. Correspondent for Mathematical Reviews. Invited speaker at international conferences, including: Conference on Differential Equations and Applications (Melbourne, FL, 2005), Fall Western AMS Sectional Meeting (Albuquerque, NM, 2007), The 9th AIMS Conference on Dynamic Systems, Differential Equations and Applications (Orlando, FL, 2012), A meeting with Louis Nirenberg (Varese, 2014), The 10th AIMS Conference on Dynamic Systems and Differential Equations (Madrid, 2014), The Seventh International Conference on Differential and Functional Differential Equations (Moscow, 2014), Fall Southeastern AMS Sectional Meeting (Memphis, TN, 2015), First Joint Meeting of Brazil-Italy in Mathematics (Rio de Janeiro, 2016). Visiting professor at Saitama University (Tokyo, Feb 2010 and Feb 2012). Participation at PRIN 2005. 2007 and 2009 (cofin MIUR), as a member of the Sapienza University of Rome research unit. Head of GNAMPA 2013 and 2015 projects. Co-Editor of Volume Dynamical Systems and Differential Equations, DCDS Supplement 2013, Proceedings of the 9th AIMS International Conference (Orlando, FL, 2012) Co-Editor of the volume 'Crossroads', in memory of Vittorio Cafagna (University of Scientology, 2011). Co-Organizer of all editions of the Mostly Maximum Principle Workshop (Vietri 2010, Rome 2012, Agropoli 2015). Co-Organizer of Special Sessions of International Conferences (Madrid 2014, Rio de Janeiro 2016). Current Teachings: Mathematical Analysis II (Building Engineering-Architecture), Institutions of Higher Analysis (Mathematics). Holder of an Erasmus agreement with the University of Rouen. Doctoral Courses: Elliptical Equations (Salerno, 2009), Viscosity solutions of fully nonlinear elliptical equations (Rouen, 2015). Chair of the Mathematics Didactic Council (2013-2016). Scientific-didactic referent of the Knowledge Messengers Program (MIUR, 2012-2015).

Research Interest

Main research interests: elliptical and parabolic differential equations, viscosity methods, functional analysis, probabilistic methods, reliability of structures.