HAVANA, August 29TH to September 9TH, 2016

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REPORT FOR THE CIMPA FROM THE LOCAL ORGANIZERS
CIMPA SCHOOL “MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR SECURITY
APPLICATIONS”
HAVANA, August 29TH to September 9TH, 2016
The lecture activities of this CIMPA School started in August 29TH at the Faculty of
Mathematics and Computer Science in Havana University.
The Organizing and Scientific Committee were headed by Prof. Josep Miret and Prof.
Luis Ramiro Piñeiro. They not only spent long time in the conception and organization
of the School, they also contributed recruiting complementary funds to those previously
offered by CIMPA. The members of the Scientific Committee were:
Luis Ramiro Piñeiro Díaz, Universidad de La Habana, Cuba (chair)
Josep M. Miret Biosca, Universitat de Lleida, Spain (chair)
Josep Domingo Ferrer, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, Spain
Edy Tri Baskoro, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia
Mirka Miller, Univ. Newcastle, Australia & Univ. West Bohemia, Czech Rep.
The Organizing committee was composed by
Lucina García Hernández, Universidad de La Habana, Cuba
Jorge Estrada Sarlabous, Instituto de Cibernética, Matemática y Física, Cuba
Pablo Freyre Arozarena, Universidad de La Habana, Cuba
Carlos M. Legón Pérez, Universidad de La Habana, Cuba
together with
Valentina Badía Albanés, Universidad de La Habana, Cuba
Hebert Pérez-Rosés, Universitat de Lleida, Spain
who devoted a great effort to the development of the School.
During the School, were given conditions providing a wide interchange between
participants, speakers and lecturers. Six courses were given respectively by:
Security of Statistical Databases, Joe Ryan & Julián Salas (University of
Newcastle, Australia & Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain)
Algebraic Geometry Codes, Gröbner bases and linear codes, Mijaíl Borges
Quintana & Edgar Martínez Moro (University of Oriente, Cuba & University of
Valladolid, Spain)
Cryptographic protocols using elliptic curves, Josep M. Miret (University of
Lleida, Spain )
Topological Vulnerabilities of Networks, Hebert Pérez-Rosés (University of
Lleida, Spain)
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Efficient implementation of pairing-based and elliptic-curve based protocols and
their applications to modern security, Francisco Rodríguez-Henríquez (CINVESTAV,
Mexico)
Convolutional Codes, their Mathematical Properties and Applications to
Multimedia Streaming, Joan-Josep Climent (Universitat d'Alacant, Spain)
Six talks were given, all of them from people of different Cuban institutions. The high
scientific level of the courses and presentations was celebrated by most of participants.
The assistance to lectures and talks was excellent. Mostly of the lecturers and speakers
gave notes or presentations, which were deposited in a PC, accessible to all participants.
Young participants presented talks (15) concerning their research. This was a very good
thing, because reinforce the implication of students and turn them to be acting in the
school. The motivation was high. The professors have attended also the courses by their
colleagues. It has been very interesting the introduction of future research lines on the
side of the professors.
The total amount of participants has been 25; among them, 6 were women. Eleven
participants were from neighbor countries (Mexico (3), Argentina (2), Colombia (2),
Brazil (1) and Venezuela(2)). They were supported (totally or partially) by the CIMPA
funds. One participant came from Spain.
All the participants and speakers had lunch together every day at “La Roca” Restaurant.
Fourteen Cuban participants were supported (lunch) from CIMPA, in order that all
participants and speakers were together at lunch. The coffee breaks in the morning and
in the afternoon were of 20 minutes and the lectures and/or talks finished at 5:00 pm.
All foreign participants and lecturers were accommodated in Vedado Hotel. This unity
of place was very favorable to the course of the School, contacts and exchanges took
great advantage of this. Young mathematicians from Cuba and neighboring countries
built relationships in Mathematics and in friendship.
The host institution for the School provided an excellent environment and ensured that
all required infrastructure was in place. The lecture room was just large enough to
accommodate all the participants. The classroom had a good equipment (PC and
canyon) and correct conditions (illumination and climate were good). Most of the
courses were given in Spanish.
This School has been very useful in order to stimulate research in the region. The
program was well-planned and permitted all participants to attend all the courses, talks
and interact between them. The relationships among researchers became stronger after
the school; other scientific connections have also been established. The contact made at
this event will be highly beneficial to the career development of the participants.
Several social activities were coordinated by the Organizing Committee as follows: first
Friday some participants went to Project “Delta”, which is a cultural Project joining
science and humor; second Tuesday a cultural presentation in “Fresa and Chocolate
Center” for all speakers and participants, and each Thursday a dinner for speakers. In
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addition, were organized the “compulsory” Welcome and Farewell Cocktails. These
activities provided ample opportunity for interaction among participants.
FINAL LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
N
Names
Institution
Country
1.
2.
Instituto Politécnico Nacional
Instituto Politécnico Nacional
México
México
CINVESTAV-IPN
México
4.
José de Jesús Serrano Pérez
José Eduardo Ochoa Jiménez
Daniel
Idelfonso
Cervantes
Vázquez
Gabriella Akemi Miyamoto
Brazil
5.
Gustavo Andrés Cabaña
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Horacio Navarro Oyola
Javier Hernán García Sánchez
Felipe González Casabianca
Adrian Balmore Valencia Avila
Emily Carolina Piñero Arreaza
Ricard Garra Oronich
Yakeline Chávez Toledano
Ariadna Miranda Cruz
Gustavo Torres Guerrero
José Ángel Ornella Rodríguez
Ismel Martínez Díaz
State University of Campinas
Instituto de Matemática
Aplicada del Litoral (IMAL)
IMAL
Universidad de los Andes
Universidad de los Andes
Mercantil Banco Universal
Experian Soluciones V
Universitat de Lleida
MININT
MINREX
Universidad de Oriente
Universidad de Oriente
Universidad de La Habana
Argentina
Colombia
Colombia
Venezuela
Venezuela
Spain
Cuba
Cuba
Cuba
Cuba
Cuba
Cuba
Cuba
Cuba
Cuba
Cuba
Cuba
Universidad Central de Las
Villas
Cuba
3.
Dania Tamayo Vera
Pedro Enrique Albalate Suárez
23.
Rubén Sánchez Acosta
Adrián Alfonso Peñate
Dayme Almeida Echevarria
Reynier Antonio de la
22.
Jiménez
23. Ernesto Domínguez Fiallo
24.
24. Evaristo Jose Madarro Capó
25.
25. Ernesto A. Borrego Rodríguez
20.
21.
22.
Cruz
Argentina
Cuba
Cuba
Danny Ortega (13770), Laurence Emilie Um (13780), Meritxell Jordana Gavieiro
(13781) and Lil María Rodriguez-Henriquez (13787) cancelled their participation.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
Major financial support was provided by CIMPA. However, from the arrangements of
Josep Miret was obtained and additional support from University of Lleida. On the
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other hand, Luis Ramiro Piñeiro and Valentina Badía achieved some financial support
from the Cuban Society of Mathematics and Computer Science used in the
accommodation of Cuban participants from other provinces, cultural activities and
printing of documents.
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CIMPA: 12000 €
INSPIRES, Universitat de Lleida: 1500 €
Doctorate School, Universitat de Lleida: 750 €
Cuban Society of Mathematics and Computer Science: 8000 CUP =320 €
So, the total amount of the support reached 14570 €. We have to add that most lecturers
were supported by their universities to cost the travel expenses. An optimized
distribution of the different supports allowed the appropriate use of each fund in
accordance with the restrictions of use that each institution has imposed.
At Alma Mater
At Math Faculty
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HAVANA, August 29TH to September 9TH, 2016

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