The 20th International Conference on
Hyperbolic Problems: Theory, Numerics and Applications (HYP2026)
University of Stuttgart, Germany, May 25 - 29, 2026
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Welcome
The objective of this conference is to bring together researchers and students interested in the theoretical, numerical and application aspects of hyperbolic PDEs and other related models. The HYP2026 conference will provide an inspiring and productive forum for getting acquainted with the most recent developments in hyperbolic problems, stimulating and exchanging new ideas from different disciplines, and formulating new, challenging problems that will impact diverse fields of application. The conference aims to maintain the traditional balance of the HYP series by blending theory, numerics and applications.
Venue:
University of Stuttgart
Kollegiengebäude II (K2)
Keplerstr. 17
70174 Stuttgart (Germany)
It will cover a wide range of topics including
- Theory and applications of hyperbolic balance laws
- Euler and Navier-Stokes equations, other PDEs in fluid dynamics
- Nonlinear wave equations and general relativity
- Kinetic equations and scaling limits of interacting particle systems
- Multifield problems, mixed-type PDEs, and PDEs of mathematical physics
- Stochastic evolution equations of hyperbolic type
- Multiscale problems and asymptotic modeling
- Numerical methods and scientific computing
- Optimization, control problems and inverse modeling
- Machine learning and data science aspects of hyperbolic conservation laws
News
- May 21, 2026: Final versions of Book of Abstracts, Detailed program and General Information is online.
- May 18, 2026: Preliminary Book of Abstracts and General Infomation is online.
- May 12, 2026: Preliminary detailed program is online.
- April 1, 2026: Registration system is closed.
Announcements
- HYP2026 3rd Announcement
- HYP2026 2nd Announcement
- HYP2026 1st Announcement
We gratefully acknowledge the support of HYP2026 from
Conference History
- 1st: St. Etienne,France(1986)
- 2nd: Aachen, Germany (1988)
- 3rd: Uppsala, Sweden (1990)
- 4th: Taormina, Italy (1992)
- 5th: Stony Brook, USA (1994)
- 6th: Hong Kong (1996)
- 7th: Zürich, Switzerland (1998)
- 8th: Magdeburg, Germany (2000)
- 9th: Pasadena, USA (2002)
- 10th: Osaka, Japan (2004)
- 11th: Lyon, France (2006)
- 12th: College Park, Maryland, USA (2008)
- 13th: Beijing, China (2010)
- 14th: Padova, Italy (2012)
- 15th: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2014)
- 16th: Aachen, Germany (2016)
- 17th: University Park, Pennsylvania (2018)
- 18th: Málaga, Spain (2021/2022)
- 19th: Shanghai, PR China (2024)
Contact
E-Mail: hyp2026@math.uni-stuttgart.de