The 13th meeting on Mathematical Analysis and its Applications

Tamanghasset, November 26–30, 2025

Under the high patronage of Prof. Badari Kamel, Higher
Education and Scientific Research’s Minister

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Objectives

This meeting is a periodical event . It hopes to promote research in mathematics and stimulates and encourages international scientific cooperation by offering an exchange forum for knowledge in mathematics , analysis and beyond. This event is organised mainly by the university of Tamanghasset.



Invited speakers

S. Adly

Tours, France

K. Ammari

Monastir, Tunisia

C. Amrouche

Pau, France

P. Auscher

Paris, France

F. Bedouhene

Tizi Ouzou, Algeria

J. Behrndt

Graz, Austria

M. Benchohra

Sidi Bel Abbes, Algeria

I. Boussaada

Paris, France

G. Carbou

Pau, France

J. I. Diaz

Madrid, Spain

A. Ducrot

Le Havre, France

I. Gallagher

Paris, France

F. Gazzola

Milan, Italy

E. Ghys

Paris, France

H. Fujita Yashima

Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria

S.M. Kaber

Paris, France

R. Labbas

Le Havre, France

M. R. Lancia

Roma, Italy

K. Lemrabet

USTHB, Algeria

R. Lewandowski

Rennes, France

P. Lewintan

Essen, Germany

B. Maury

Paris, France

S. Nečasova

Prague, Czech Republic

D. Pallara

Lecce, Italy

H. Queffélec

Lille, France

A. Rhandi

Salerno, Italy

J. Salez

Paris, France

A. Rougirel

Poitiers, France

G. Vallet

Pau, France

C. Villani

Lyon, France

M. Winkler

Paderborn, Germany

A. Youkana

Batna, Algeria

List of Topics

  • Functional Analysis, PDEs, ODEs, Dynamical Systems and its Applications
  • Numerical Analysis and its Applications
  • Probability, Statistics
  • Artificial Intelligence

Submission Guidelines

The registration must be fully completed with an extended resume of 3 to 4 pages and sent to the registration committee of the event, by email, before the deadline

Conference website: https://www.univ-tam.dz.
Submission link: https://survey.univ-tam.dz/index.php/315232?lang=e
Submission deadline for the communication September 30st, 2025
Date of notification of acceptance October 15th, 2025

Honorary chair

Pr A. Choucha

Tamanghasset University's Rector

Steering Committee

Aibeche Aissa

University of Setif 1

Abderrahmane Yousfate

University of SBA

Scientific committee

B. Abdellaoui

University of Tlemcen, Algeria

K. Ammari

University of Monastir, Tunisia

C. Amrouche

Pau University, France

A. Dahmani

University of Tamanghasset, Algeria

K. Djouani

Paris-est University, France

A. C. Guidoum

University of Tamanghasset, Algeria

N. Kechkar

University of Oum El Bouaghi, Algeria

L. Mezrag

University of M’sila, Algeria

M. Morsli

University of Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria

S. Nečasova

Prague University, Czech Republic

A. Ouahab

University of SBA, Algeria

L. Rahmani

Tizi Ouzou, Algeria

A. Rhandi

University of Salerno, Italy

F. Rebbani

University of Annaba, Algeria

M.A. Rodríguez-Bellido

University of Seville, Spain

B. K. Sadallah

Kouba, Algeria

Organizing Committee

S. Bendjeddou

Algeria

A. Khenfousi

Algeria

A. Elmoumen

Algeria

A. Hamadine

Algeria

M. Rahmane

Algeria

R. Didiche Achour

Algeria

A. Limam

Algeria

A. Keddi

Algeria


Tamanghasset

At first glance, the word “Tamanrasset” awake in our mind an extraordinary picture painted on the rocks and the sand. At dawn, when the first light of the sun shines on the Askrem, it illuminates a path that leads to a world rich of natural and cultural trea- sures.

History and geography have adorned Taman- rasset of its finest splendors. shaped its unique beauty through many benefits that deserve discovery. Tamanrasset, town, southern Algeria.

Located in the mountainous Ahaggar (Hoggar) region on the Wadi Ta- manghasset, the town originated as a military out- post, guarding trans-Saharian trade routes. It has be- come an important way station on the north-south as- phalt road called the Trans-Sahara Highway via nor- thern Algeria, which reached Tamanrasset in 1980. Al- though the desert climate is mitigated by the town’s elevation of 1,378 metres, some of the world’s highest known shade temperatures (38 °C) have been recor- ded there at the Jules Carde Observatory.

The town is a Tuareg Berber oasis settlement where citrus fruits, peaches, apricots, dates, almonds, figs, cereals, and corn (maize) are grown. Its red houses and magnificent rugged scenery make Tamanrasset a tourist attraction during the cooler months.

The Ahaggar is an arid mountainous plateau (more than 900 metres above sea level) extending about 1,550 km north-south and 2,092 km east-west and culminating in Tahat, a peak 2,918 metres in ele- vation. Eroded sandstone plateaus (tassilis) extend from the Ahaggar. The sparse population of this re- gion is partly settled and partly nomadic. The no- mads principally inhabit the valleys of Atakor (the hi- ghest areas of the Ahaggar) and graze camels and goats where the scant rainfall is enough to support a steppelike growth of grasses.

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Registration fees

Lecturer
  • Half-board: 6000 DA
  • Full-board: 15000 DA
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PhD students
  • Half-board: 2000 DA
  • Full-board: 5000 DA
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Other participants
  • Half-board: 12000 DA
  • Full-board: 25000 DA
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University of Tamanghasset

Conference website: https://www.univ-tam.dz.
Submission link: https://survey.univ-tam.dz/index.php/315232?lang=e
Submission deadline for the communication September 30st, 2025
Date of notification of acceptance October 15th, 2025