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        string(6395) "<document>Carmine Di Fiore (born in Rome in 26/1/1967) obtains the Master degree in Mathematics&nbsp;

	with 110/110 e lode in May 16, 1990, in the University of Rome "La Sapienza".&nbsp;

	Then he is admitted in the same university in the Ph.D. in Mathematics and in 1996,&nbsp;

	in Padova, he defends his Ph.D. thesis (supervisor Paolo Zellini).&nbsp;

	From March 2000 to September 30, 2004, he is a university researcher in the Dept of&nbsp;

	Mathematics of the University of Rome "Tor Vergata". From October 1, 2004, he is associate&nbsp;

	professor in the same sector and in the same University, and from October 1, 2007, to today&nbsp;

	he is a confirmed associate professor.

	From 2010, under an Agreement of didactic-scientific collaboration between

	"Tor Vergata" and "Lomonosov" Moscow State universities, he organizes, together with&nbsp;

	Eugene E. Tyrtyshnikov - Director of the Institute of Numerical Mathematics of the Russian&nbsp;

	Academy of Science (INM-RAS), Moscow -, the joint summer school "Rome-Moscow school of Matrix&nbsp;

	Methods and Applied Linear Algebra" (www.mat.uniroma2.it/~tvmsscho),&nbsp;

	whose seventh edition is planned for August-September 2020.

	&nbsp;

	He has held numerical mathematics teachings in the Courses of Mathematics, Computer Science,&nbsp;

	Sciences and Technologies for Media, and Civil Engineer. He has been supervisor of numerous&nbsp;

	bachelor and master theses, and of the Ph.D. theses of Francesco Tudisco and Stefano Cipolla,&nbsp;

	now fellow reserchears in Strathclyde (Glasgow) and in Padova Universities.

	&nbsp;

	His research interests include the study of algorithms that use fast discrete

	transforms and the associated low complexity matrix algebras L in solving numerically&nbsp;

	linear algebra and optimization problems. Such algorithms become extremely efficient&nbsp;

	when the problems involve structured matrices.&nbsp; &nbsp;

	His scientific articles have dealt mainly on three subjects: displacement formulas&nbsp;

	for the decomposition of matrices, preconditioning techniques for solving linear&nbsp;

	systems, algorithms for large scale unconstrained minimization.&nbsp;

	In more recent studies he has investigated spectral properties of projections of matrices A&nbsp;

	in the spaces L (especially when A are non negative or positive definite), in order to make&nbsp;

	them more efficient when used in preconditioning and optimization strategies.

	&nbsp;

	He has been visiting professor in the Math Dept of the Chinese University of Hong Kong,&nbsp;

	guest of prof. Raymond Chan. He has held talks both in national meetings, such as the&nbsp;

	yearly "Giornate di Algebra Lineare Numerica", and in International meetings such as

	the Structured Numerical Linear Algebra meetings of Cortona, in Palazzone&nbsp;

	della Scuola Normale Superiore. He has been invited speaker in the "2001 AMS-IMS-SIAM&nbsp;

	Conference on Fast Algorithms in Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering",&nbsp;

	South Hadley MA, U.S.A., and in Moscow MMMA international meetings (2003, 2005, 2015).

	He is invited speaker in the next MMMA 2019 meeting, INM-RAS &amp; SkolTech, Moscow.</document><document>Carmine Di Fiore (born in Rome in 26/1/1967) obtains the Master degree in Mathematics&nbsp;

	with 110/110 e lode in May 16, 1990, in the University of Rome "La Sapienza".&nbsp;

	Then he is admitted in the same university in the Ph.D. in Mathematics and in 1996,&nbsp;

	in Padova, he defends his Ph.D. thesis (supervisor Paolo Zellini).&nbsp;

	From March 2000 to September 30, 2004, he is a university researcher in the Dept of&nbsp;

	Mathematics of the University of Rome "Tor Vergata". From October 1, 2004, he is associate&nbsp;

	professor in the same sector and in the same University, and from October 1, 2007, to today&nbsp;

	he is a confirmed associate professor.

	From 2010, under an Agreement of didactic-scientific collaboration between

	"Tor Vergata" and "Lomonosov" Moscow State universities, he organizes, together with&nbsp;

	Eugene E. Tyrtyshnikov - Director of the Institute of Numerical Mathematics of the Russian&nbsp;

	Academy of Science (INM-RAS), Moscow -, the joint summer school "Rome-Moscow school of Matrix&nbsp;

	Methods and Applied Linear Algebra" (www.mat.uniroma2.it/~tvmsscho),&nbsp;

	whose seventh edition is planned for August-September 2020.

	&nbsp;

	He has held numerical mathematics teachings in the Courses of Mathematics, Computer Science,&nbsp;

	Sciences and Technologies for Media, and Civil Engineer. He has been supervisor of numerous&nbsp;

	bachelor and master theses, and of the Ph.D. theses of Francesco Tudisco and Stefano Cipolla,&nbsp;

	now fellow reserchears in Strathclyde (Glasgow) and in Padova Universities.

	&nbsp;

	His research interests include the study of algorithms that use fast discrete

	transforms and the associated low complexity matrix algebras L in solving numerically&nbsp;

	linear algebra and optimization problems. Such algorithms become extremely efficient&nbsp;

	when the problems involve structured matrices.&nbsp; &nbsp;

	His scientific articles have dealt mainly on three subjects: displacement formulas&nbsp;

	for the decomposition of matrices, preconditioning techniques for solving linear&nbsp;

	systems, algorithms for large scale unconstrained minimization.&nbsp;

	In more recent studies he has investigated spectral properties of projections of matrices A&nbsp;

	in the spaces L (especially when A are non negative or positive definite), in order to make&nbsp;

	them more efficient when used in preconditioning and optimization strategies.

	&nbsp;

	He has been visiting professor in the Math Dept of the Chinese University of Hong Kong,&nbsp;

	guest of prof. Raymond Chan. He has held talks both in national meetings, such as the&nbsp;

	yearly "Giornate di Algebra Lineare Numerica", and in International meetings such as

	the Structured Numerical Linear Algebra meetings of Cortona, in Palazzone&nbsp;

	della Scuola Normale Superiore. He has been invited speaker in the "2001 AMS-IMS-SIAM&nbsp;

	Conference on Fast Algorithms in Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering",&nbsp;

	South Hadley MA, U.S.A., and in Moscow MMMA international meetings (2003, 2005, 2015).

	He is invited speaker in the next MMMA 2019 meeting, INM-RAS &amp; SkolTech, Moscow.</document> a:0:{}"
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