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Exatas e Naturais INCT – Institutos Nacionais de Ciência e Tecnologia
INCT – Institutos Nacionais de Ciência e Tecnologia
Exatas e Naturais
and doctorate students, expressed concretely through publications,
citations, invited talks, courses, participation in appropriate meetings
and trainings in groups associated with the project.
This was done through publications of scientific articles, participations
in conferences, seminars and lectures on popular science (some of them
are listed below).
• 1st Workshop INCT-SC – March, from 23th to 27th, 2009
• 2nd Workshop INCT-SC – March, from 01st to 05th, 2010
• José Ricardo de Souza – Organizer – July, from 20th to 24th, 2009
Workshop of Statistical Mechanics at UFAM - (Campi Manaus e Itacoatiara);
Workshop in Computational Simulations (UFAM) – April, from 05th to
08th, 2010
• Octavio Salmon (Fellow of the INCT-SC, CBPF/RJ) – Lecture at UnB.
“Spin-Glass Attractor on Hierarchical Lattices in the Presence of an
External Magnetic Field”
• Several lectures for high school students, including interaction between
Brazilian states.
(As an example Marcelo Lobato de Viçosa-MG, with lectures on the IFES-
-ES)
• Public Schools Pedro II (several units of Rio de Janeiro)
• Celia Anteneodo - Organizer
LAWNP’09 - Latin American Workshop on Nonlinear Phenomena
Participation of several members from INCT-SC.
http://lawnp09.fis.puc-rio.br
• Rosane Riera Freire - Organizer
Econofis 10 – Meeting of Econophysics
Some speakers of INCT-SC, like Prof. Constantino Tsallis and Daniel
Cajueiro.
http://econofis10.fis.puc-rio.br
Protein information processing from Homo Sapiens
National Institute of Science and Technology of
Mathematics – INCTMat
INCTMat promoted, in partnership with major research centers in the
country and its Development Centers, about 24 events. Promoted, in
particular, a workshop with the INCT for Climate Change that resulted in
a project approved by FAPERJ “Modeling Geomechanics Hydro-Geological
Sequestration of Carbon Dioxide in the Pre-Salt.” The INCTMat also
contributed significantly to the decentralization of mathematical research
in the country by promoting events and scientific exchange, particularly
through its 19 Centers, located mostly in the North, Northeast, West and
Midwest. Many of these Centers already have their master’s programs
qualified by CAPES and four doctoral programs were initiated, of which
three of them resulted from partnerships between the Centers. The
prospect for achieving the goals of INCTMat for the coming years is very
good, because the Brazilian Mathematical Community is very integrated
globally into de project and the Institute as well as the Brazilian Mathematical
Society are seen as of prime importance for the growth of the
field in the quality and quantity of researchers in the country.
Main publications
Acta Math., Adv. Math, Adv. and Appl. In Stat., Anais ABC, Ann. IHP Anal.
Non Lin., Ann. of Math, Ann. de l’ Inst. Fourier, Appl. Math. and Comput.,
Arch. Rat. Mech. Anal., Arch. der Math., Braz. J. Phys., Bull. Braz. Math.
Soc., Bull. London Math. Soc., Canadian Math. Bull., Comm. Math. Phys,
Comm. Algebra, Comm. Pure Appl. Anal., Comm. in Contemp. Math.,
Commun. in Math Physics, Contemp. Math., Duke Math. J., Electronic
Journal of Probability, Ergodic Th Dynam. Syst., Europ. J. Combin., Games
Econom. Behav., Geom. Dedicata, Invent. Math., J. Diff. Geom., IEEE
Trans. Geosc. Rem. Sens., Inv. Probl.,Israel J. of Math., J. Comput. Phys.,
J. Diff. Eq., J. Geom. Phys., J. Th. Probab, J. Alg., JHEP, J. für die Reine und
Angewandte Math. Crelles J., J. Appl. Probab., J. Group Th., J. Math. Phys.,
J. of Stat. Comp. Sim., J. Stat. Phys., J. Stat. Plann. Inf. J. Europ. Math.
Soc., Lett. Math. Phys., Lin. Alg. Appl., Man. Math., Math. Ann., Math.
Proc. Camb. Phil. Soc., Math. Proc. Camb. Phil. Soc., Math. Prog., Math.
Ann.; Math. Z., Nonl. Diff. Eq. App., Nonlinearity, Phys. Lett. A, Phys. D,
Publ. Math. IHÉS., SIAM J. Math. Anal., SIAM J. Cont. Opt., SIAM J. on Sc.
Comp., Stat. Prob. Lett., Top. Meth. Nonl. Anal., Top. App., Trans. AMS.
National Institute of Science and Technology for
Optics and Photonics – INOF
Management committee
Vanderlei S. Bagnato (Coordinator)
Jarbas C.de Castro Neto
John Weiner
Orlando de Castro e Silva
Francisco Gontijo Guimarães
Antonio L. B. Pinheiro
Associated Institutions
USP; UNICAMP; UFBA; UFPE; UDESC; UNESP; CEFET – CE; UFG
Main researchers
Vanderlei S. Bagnato, Klauss Capelli Jarbas C.de Castro Neto, John
Weiner, Milton Ferreira de Souza, Luis E. E. de Araújo, Orlando de Castro
e Silva, Francisco Gontijo Guimarães, Sergio Zucoloto, Antonio L. B.
Pinheiro, Euclides Marega Jr., Frederico Dias Nunes, Cacilda da Silva
Souza, André Luiz de Oliveira, Daniel V. Magalhães, Ben-Hur Viana
Borges, Luiz Gonçalves, Ajith Kumar Sankarankutty, Kilvia M.F. Magalhães,
Cristina Kurachi, Ana Claudia Pavarina, Osmir Batista de Oliveira
Jr., Marcelo Becker, Adriano Almeida Siqueira, Rodrigo Nicoletti, Zilda de
Castro Silveira, Wilma Barrionuevo, José F. Fragalli, Ricardo A. Zanon,
Luciana M. P. Ramalho, Jean N. dos Santos, Silvana Quintana, A. Themoteo
Varela, Elias Teodoro da Silva Jr., Cláudio M. de As Medeiros, Augusto
C. Ribeiro Figueiredo, Luis A. V. de Carvalho
Main publications
1) Unraveling the fluctuations of animal motor activity; C. B. Anteneodo,
Management committee
J. Palis, Coordinator
A. Galves
A. Simis
C. Camacho
D. Figueiredo, Vice-Coordinator
C. Gonzaga
D. Marchesin
J. Barbosa
Main research topics
Atomic Physics
Plasmonic
Biophotonics
D. R. Chialvo; Chaos (Woodbury) 19 033123 (2009)
2) Multiscale models for biological systems; M.L. Martins, S. C. Ferreira Jr., M.
J. Vilela; Current Opinion in Colloid & Interface Science 15 18–23 (2010)
3) Validation of drift and diffusion coefficients from experimental data; R
Associated Institutions
CBPF; IME/USP; IMPA; PUC-Rio; UFC; UFF; UFMG; UFPE; UFRS; UFSC;
UFSCar; UFSCarlos; UNESP; UNICAMP; USP; USP/São Carlos
Contacts
Summary of achievements and perspectives
For the year of 2009, specific research programs in AMO physics continuous
to be concentrated on quantum atomic fluids. In specific there
Riera and C Anteneodo; Journal of Statistical Mechanics P04020 (2010)
4) Learning paths in complex networks; D. O. Cajueiro, R. F. S. Andrade;
Europhysics Letters 87 58004 (2009)
5) On the robustness of q-expectation values and Renyi entropy; R.
Hanel, S. Thurner, C. Tsallis; Europhysics Letters 85 200005 (2009)
6) Nonadditive entropy and nonextensive statistical mechanics - An overview
after 20 years; C. Tsallis; Brazilian Journal of Physics 39 337-356 (2009)
7) Regulation of Radial Glial Motility by Visual Experience; M. Tremblay,
Vincent Fugère, J. Tsui, A. Schohl, A. Tavakoli, B. A. N. Travençolo, L. da
F. Costa, E. S. Ruthazer; The Journal of Neuroscience 29 14066-14076
(2009)
Main researchers
A. Hefez, E. Esteves, A. Lopes, W. de Melo, M. Soares, H. Alencar, L.
Lopes de Lima, M. Dajczer, J. Ripoll, P. Piccione. H. Nussenszveig, H. Frid,
J. Hounie, P. Codaro, M. Vares, V. Sidoravicius, C. Landim, N. Lopes, N.
Berkovitz, H. Bursztyn, P. Schweitzer, M. Ruas, D. Marchesin, A. Nachbin,
A. Araújo, A. Galves, A. Iusem, J. M. Martinez, L. Velho, N. Mascarenhas,
J. Zubelli, Y. Kohayakawa, E. Lima, C. G. Moreira, C. Camacho, K. Oliveira,
R. Tribuzy, E. Vergasta, A. Souza, J. G. de Oliveira, V. Bayer, R. Garcia, N.
Muniz, M. L. Santos, J. M. Ó, Y.J. Yun, J. Xavier, G. Botelho, C. M. de Jesus,
J. Sato, C. Raposo, P. Magalhães, F. Pereira, R. Broche
5521 2529 5136
Endereço: Estrada Dona Castorina, 110; Jardim Botânico - Rio de Janeiro
Cep: 22460-320
E-mail: inctmat@impa.br
Homepage: http://inctmat.impa.br
well a great deal of evolution in the understanding of quantum turbulence
in the Bose-Condensate of Rb atoms. Besides turbulence, excitation
of collective modes was part important of this year achievements.
Investigations of chemical reaction on the ultra-cold temperature regime
were also part of our activities. Interesting theoretical propositions allow
us to initiate a whole new field of possibilities concerning excitations of
collective modes in atomic quantum fluids. Those ideas where adequate
demonstrated using a condensate of Li atoms. A great evolution for a
whole new set of experiments involving a second condensate of Rb atoms
took place this year. As for Plasmonic, an important implementation
is the implementation of the main beam machine for deposition. At the
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8) Signal propagation in cortical networks: a digital signal processing
approach; F. A. Rodrigues, L. da F. Costa; Frontiers in Neuroinformatics 3
24 (2009)
Contacts
INCT-SC/CBPF/MCT
R. Dr. Xavier Sigaud - 150 - Urca - Rio de Janeiro - RJ
CEP: 22.290-180
Tel: (21) 2141-7190
E-mail: claudia@cbpf.br
http://www.cbpf.br/inct-sc
Summary of achievements and perspectives
The INCTMat contributed to the production of more than 470 articles
published in journals of international circulation, well or even excellently
qualified, and 270 others accepted for publication in such journals. This
is a significant advancement of qualified scientific production. As a
result, mathematics has emerged as one of the three areas in the country
with the highest average impact compared to the world average impact
in the same area. INCTMat has also contributed in a significant way
through, its program of events and scientific exchange, to the 133 doctors
and 396 masters that concluded their degrees, according to CAPES. The
Brazilian Mathematical Olympiad - CNPq / INCTMat
Very talented young people with lightning trajectories: Ricardo Renan
and Alex (left to right): Straight from the school to the master’s
degree (source: Veja Magazine 5/19/2010)
same time, different courses and workshops were implemented as an
announcement of this new field for students. The plasmônica group ,
composed of many local and international collaborators already start to
produce a great deal of results in both theoretical and experimental level
. Biophotonics, is having a year of Gloria. Two of the produced work
were chosen as highlights for the virtual journals as well as produced an
editorial in an international journal. The ideas of using external measurements
as indicators for photodynamic therapy performance, were finally
accepted by the international community . The new techniques based
on optical fluorescence for organ transplantation evaluation call the
attention of important centers around the world, generating a series of
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