LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

PLENARY SPEAKERS

1. Dietrich Burde (Vienna) - Crystallographic actions on Lie groups and post-Lie algebra structures
2. Javier de Lucas (Warsaw) - Introduction to $k$-contact geometry and applications
3. Yuji Hirota (Sagamihara) - Lie algebroid symmetry with bundle-valued $n$-plectic geometry
4. Shahn Majid (London) - Quantum and classical geodesic flows on a black-hole background
5. Francesco Toppan (Rio de Janeiro) - A colored look at anyons and parastatistics
6. Alejandro Varela (Buenos Aires) - The Riemann Sphere of Operators on Hilbert Space
7. Karol Życzkowski (Kraków) - A rich garden of metrics in the space of quantum states

PARTICIPANTS

8. Kyriaki-Evangelia Aslani* (Patras) - A Multivector Generator of Time Evolution in the Phase Plane
9. Tatyana Barron* (London, Ontario)
10. Igor Bayak* (Grodno) - Dynamic flows on a sphere
11. Suvrajit Bhattacharjee (Białystok) - Crystallization and $K$-theoretical aspects of the quantum twistor bundle
12. Tomasz Brzezinski (Białystok / Swansea)
13. Goce Chadzitaskos (Prague) - The Space Proper-Time Manifold
14. Adrian Chitan* (London) - Stratification of the Jeffrey-Weitsman half-density quantization of the Moduli Space of flat connections and Witten-Chern-Simons invariants
15. Jan Cieśliński (Białystok) - Standard and Nonstandard Exponential Functions on Time Scales, Including Discrete and $q$-Calculus Cases
16. Tomasz Czyżycki (Białystok) - Periodic vs. chaotic orbits for iterated physical systems
17. Alina Dobrogowska (Białystok)
18. Didier Dunia Butotima* (Bujumbura)
19. David J. Fernández C. (Mexico City) - Confluent algorithm and spectral manipulation in quantum mechanics
20. Manuel Gadella (Valladolid) - Some applications of the Birman-Schwinger operator in quantum mechanics
21. Tomasz Goliński (Białystok)
22. Jean-Pierre Gazeau (Białystok / Paris) - A Structural Rule Behind Octonionic Geometry and Hopf-Type Constructions
23. Gerald Goldin (North Brunswick) - Anyonic quantum particle structures from representations of a universal kinematical group
24. Maciej Horowski (Białystok)
25. Jiří Hrivnák (Prague)
26. Grzegorz Jakimowicz (Białystok)
27. Piotr Kielanowski (Białystok)
28. Miroslav Korbelář* (Prague) - Structure of Clifford groups of composite finite quantum systems
29. Alina Kościukiewicz (Białystok) - Unique Trace Property for Reduced $L^p$-Group Algebras
30. Kaushlendra Kumar* (London) - Scalar-anchored Connes distance and Helstrom geometry of the qubit Bloch ball
31. Bartosz Kwaśniewski (Białystok) - Regular C*-irreducible inclusions and Galois correspondence
32. Agnieszka Martens (Warszawa) - Quantized Bertrand models on two-dimensional spaces of constant curvature
33. Patryk Mieszkalski (Wrocław) - Differential structure on quantum spacetime and its quantum symmetry group
34. Petr Novotný (Prague) - Standard Manin triples and corresponding Drinfeld doubles in dimension $4+4$
35. Brais Ramos Pérez (Santiago de Compostela) - When is the Drinfeld Double Hopf algebra part of a Hopf brace structure?
36. Severin Pošta (Prague) - Generating function for orthogonal polynomials of (anti)symmetric multivariate sine functions of three variables
37. Anatolij Prykarpatski (Kraków) - On the Gupta–Bleuler and Dirac–Fock quantization schemes revisiting
38. Krzysztof Radziszewski (Białystok) - Affinization of algebraic structures: Lie algebras
39. Mohammad Reza Rahmati (Leon GTO) - Higher Polylogarithmic Identities on Configuration Spaces $M_{0,7}$ and $M_{0,8}$
40. Stefan Rauch (Linkoping) - To be announced
41. Aneta Sliżewska (Białystok)
42. Jonathan Smith (Ames) - Quantization of web geometry
43. Piotr Stachura (Warsaw)
44. Marzena Szajewska (Białystok)
45. Vojtěch Teska (Prague) - Splitting of discrete Weyl orbit function transforms in the root system $A_3$
46. Amin Tahiri* (Schiedam) - Dressing actions and symplectic leaves of Banach Poisson Lie groups
47. Alice Barbora Tumpach (Vienna) - Affine co-adjoint orbits and symplectic structures
48. Elwira Wawreniuk (Białystok)
49. Michael Wright* (Bristol)
50. Marco Zaopo (Milano) - Group Representations of Lorentz Transformations Extended to Superluminal Observers