Program – HYP2026

The 20th International Conference on

Hyperbolic Problems: Theory, Numerics and Applications (HYP2026)

University of Stuttgart, Germany, May 25 - 29, 2026

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All plenary lectures take place in the room M17.01. For the complete programme we refer to

Photos from the conference

Registration

Maria Lukacova during her opening remarks.

Christian Rohde during his welcome talk.

Vlad Vicol During his presentation on the topic: “Implosions in compressible Euler”

Welcome Reception

Lively discussions between the presentations — Lively discussions between the presentations.

Rector Peter Middendorf welcomes the participants to HYP2026 at the University of Stuttgart.

Eitan Tadmor

Sigal Gottlieb answers questions about her lecture: "Strong stability-preserving time evolution of hyperbolic partial differential equations: bounds and barriers" — Sigal Gottlieb answers questions about her lecture: „Strong stability-preserving time evolution of hyperbolic partial differential equations: bounds and barriers“

Bangwei She during his presentation on the topic: “A Lax-type framework for fluid models: convergence and error estimates”

Elia Brué speaking to a large audience during his lecture on “Two-dimensional Euler flows beyond Yudovich”

Kailiang Wu answers questions following his presentation on the topic: “Geometric Quasi-Linearization for Bound-Preserving Schemes: From a General Framework to Unveiling the Hidden Algebraic-Differential Relation in MHD”

In a presentation titled “Repeated Blowup for Navier-Stokes Solutions,” James Glimm provides an insight into his research.

HYP2026 Conference Foto

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Conference dinner at the Alte Reithalle. Maria Lukacova and Christian Rohde thank everyone for coming.

Dinner

Trophies

As part of the “James Glimm Lecture Award,” Eduard Feireisl presented a lecture on the topic: “From Real to Ideal Compressible Fluids”.

James Glimm congratulates Eduard Feireisl.

Ruiwen Shu during his lecture: Recent progress on interaction energy minimizers.

Ruiwen Shu will be presented with the Peter Lax Award following his lecture.

Gui-Qiang Chen concluded HYP2026 with his lecture on “Multidimensional Riemann Problems and Hyperbolic Conservation Laws.”

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