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  <h1 id="welcome"><strong>Welcome!</strong></h1>
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    The Dynamical Systems Group at the Universidad de la República has
    been organizing several  international Conferences and
    Workshops in the last 20 years, focusing on different aspects of
    dynamics and related topics.
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    As our group expanded, both in number of participants and areas
    of research, we are holding a Workshop on Groups, Geometry and Dynamics
    on 2018 at Montevideo as a satellite conference of ICM 2018 (Rio de
    Janeiro). The goal of the Workshop is to bring together top scientists
    working on these areas  to discuss new trends on these topics. The
    idea is to have few talks and lots of discussion time.
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    During the conference we will be holding  a memorial recognition to Ricardo Mañé
    (1948-1995), a top Uruguayan (and Brazilian) mathematician who worked on Dynamical
    Systems, and who in 2018 would have been 70 years old.
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        <p>Ricardo Mañé was born in January, 1948, in Montevideo, Uruguay.
              He entered the University of the Republic of Uruguay in 1967.
              In 1969 he became an assistant lecturer in the department of
              mathematics, where, under the guidance of J. Lewowicz he found
              his vocation for mathematics and specially for dynamical systems.
              Through him he got in contact in 1971 with J. Palis, who was then
              starting a lively research group in this field at the Institute
              for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IMPA) in Rio de Janeiro.
              He encouraged Mañé to pursue his studies at IMPA, which he did,
              obtaining his PhD in 1973, having Palis as thesis advisor.
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          Since he became an assistant professor at IMPA, in 1973, all the
          academic career of Mañé was developed at this admirable Institute,
          where he has been thesis adviser of eleven doctorate students
          C. Doering, A. Araújo, R. Ruggiero, M. Craizer, G. Contreras,
          M. Paternain, F. Carvalho, A. Rovella, J. Delgado, R. Iturriaga and
          H. Enrich. The topics of their theses included persistently transitive
          flows, Lorenz like attractors, existence of hyperbolic attractors for
          diffeomorphisms of surfaces, the dynamics of the inner functions and
          the variational ergodic theory of Lagrangian flows.
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          Mañé was invited to speak twice in the section of Ordinary
          Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems of the International
          Congress of Mathematicians, in 1983 at Warsaw and in 1994 at Zürich.
          He was also a speaker at the Colloquium organized by the Société
          Mathématique de France, celebrating R. Thom's 65th anniversary.
          In 1994, he became a member of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences
          and was awarded the Third World Academy of Sciences Prize for Mathematics.
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          A bold contribution and a masterpiece of Mañés work is the solution of the stability conjecture.
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          Mañé passed away in Montevideo, 1995.
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          <a href="http://emis.impa.br/EMIS/journals/em/docs/boletim/vol282/v28-2-a1-1997.pdf" target="_blank">
            See Mañé, Ricardo On Ricardo Mañé. Edited by Jacob Palis. Bol.
            Soc. Brasil. Mat. (N.S.) 28 (1997), no. 2, i–iii. 01A70
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