Matemáticas E Industria

MATEMÁTICAS INDUSTRIALES (MI)

La matemática como marco coherente y lenguaje universal para el análisis, optimización y control de los procesos industriales (OECD,2008)
"Mathematics has an age-oldmission in unifying the sciences and technology.“ Avner Friedman

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(Mathematics of InformationTechnology and Complex Systems) Canada Mathematics: giving industry the edge (An industrial roadmap for mathematics and computing), Smith Institute (KTN) (OECD) ESF, EMS, CNRS,

Ejemplo de matriz quese elabora por parte de un Centro de Mátemáticas aplicadas
Simulation Multidisciplinary design Uncertainty and risk Data Complex systems Market Behavior

Aerospace & defense Automotive Banking,insurance and finance Food and drink Chemical Construction Retail and distribution Energy and utilities Electronics and computer hardware Pharmaceuticals Medicine Textiles IT and software Leisure andentertainment Mining Telecommunications Transport Paper and forestry Crime detection

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Centros de matemáticas dedicadosde tiempo completo a las aplicaciones y a la matemática industrial en el mundo
ALEMANIA
•ITWM:
Instituts für Techno und Wirtschaftsmathematik (95)

NORUEGA
SINTEF:
Foundation for Scientific andIndustrial Research at the Norwegian Institute of Technology (85) •CMA: •Center of Mathematics for Applications (02)

•WIAS:

SUECIA
•CHALMERS:
The FraunhoferChalmers Research Centre forIndustrial Mathematics (01)

HOLANDA
CWI:
Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (99)

LIME:

Laboratory for Industrial Mathematics (90)

Weierstrass Institute for Applied Analysis and Stochastics (92)...