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Faculty

  • Fátima Silva Leite

    fleite@mat.uc.pt

  • Research Area

    Geometric control theory

  • Institution

    University of Coimbra

  • PhD

    Institution: Warwick University - England
    Year: 1983

  • Main research publications

    • An intrinsic formulation of the rolling manifolds problem (with M. Godoy, E. Grong, I. Markina) , Journal of Dynamical and Control Systems 18 (2012)
    • High order smoothing splines versus least squares problems on Riemannian manifolds (with L. Machado and K. Krakowski) , Journal of Dynamical and Control Systems 16 (2010)
    • Exponentials of skew-symmetric matrices and logarithms of orthogonal matrices (with J. Cardoso) , Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics 233 (2010)
    • On the geometry of rolling and interpolation curves on Sn, SO(n) and Graßmann manifolds (with K. Hüper) , Journal of Dynamical and Control Systems 13 (2007)
    • Rolling Stiefel manifolds (with K. Hüper and M. Kleinsteuber) , International Journal of Systems Science 39 (2007)
  • PhD Students

    • Fátima Pina ongoing
    • André Marques ongoing
    • Rui Carreira Rodrigues Smooth interpolation in Euclidean spaces and other Riemannian manifolds 2007
    • Luís Faustino Machado Least Square Problems on Riemannian Manifolds 2006
    • João Cardoso Matrix Logarithms – Theoretical and Numerical Considerations 2003
    • Margarida Camarinha Geometry of Cubic Polynomials in Riemannian Manifolds co-supervision with P. Crouch, 1996

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Defended Theses

  • Numerical semigroups: a conjecture of Wilf and related topics
      Neeraj Kumar (July 2025)
      Manuel Delgado
      Claude Marion
  • Dynamics of vector fields with univalued solutions
      Laura Rosales Ortiz (June 2025)
      Helena Reis
      Júlio Rebelo (Université Toulouse III)
  • Regular transitions of physical measures in nonuniformly hyperbolic systems
      Odaudu Reuben Etubi (April 2025)
      José Ferreira Alves
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