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Clemente Cesarano is Associate Professor of Numerical Analysis at UNINETTUNO University, Italy, where he coordinates the local mathematics section and the doctoral course in technological innovation engineering. He has carried out teaching and research activities in various Italian and European institutions and universities. He has been Visiting Professor in some European universities, including the University of Linz, Austria, and the Complutense University of Madrid, Spain. He is the author of over 200 scientific publications and manuals in the field of approximation theory and mathematical analysis. He has participated, also as coordinator, in various national and international funded research projects.

Praveen Agarwal is Professor of Mathematics and Vice-Principal at Anand International College of Engineering, Jaipur, India. He holds a master’s degree from Rajasthan University (2000) and earned his Ph.D. from MNIT Jaipur (2006). Recognized among the world’s top 2% scientists for three consecutive years (2020–2022) by Stanford University, he has authored/edited over 12 books and published 350+ research papers with collaborators worldwide. In Research.com’s 2023 rankings, he placed 21st in India and 2436th globally in mathematics. With 23 years of experience, his research spans special functions, fractional calculus, numerical analysis, differential equations, and fixed-point theorems. He has served in esteemed roles at universities across Germany, Turkey, South Korea, the UK, Russia, Malaysia, and Thailand. His honors include ICMS Fellowship (UK), TUBITAK Scientist Award (Turkey), and Most Outstanding Researcher 2018 from India’s HRD Ministry. His work has over 7,500 citations (Google Scholar, h-index: 48) and 4,700+ citations (Scopus, h-index: 37).

Luis Vázquez is Full Professor of Applied Mathematics in the Department of Computer Sciences at the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM), where he earned his Licenciado in Physics in 1971. He completed his Ph.D. in Physics at Zaragoza University in 1975. His academic journey includes appointments as Visiting Research Associate at Brown University (1975–1977) and Scientific Associate at the Center for Nonlinear Studies, Los Alamos National Laboratory (1987–1990). At UCM, he served as Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Physics, Vice-President of Research, and Director of the European Office for Research. He founded and led the Supercomputation Center and coordinated scientific foresight at Spain’s National Agency for Evaluation and Foresight (ANEP). He is a founding member of the Centro de Astrobiología, affiliated with NASA’s Astrobiology Institute, and a Corresponding Academician of the Royal Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences of Spain. He has collaborated with institutions worldwide including CERN, NASA’s JPL, Bielefeld, Sinica Academy, Helsinki, Paris VI, Marseille, Bologna, Pisa, Goteborg, Kharkov, and several Spanish universities. He has served on expert committees for the EU’s R&D Framework Programs. He has authored 160 journal articles, 55 conference contributions, and 17 books, directed 12 Ph.D. theses, and participated in 45 research projects. His work spans nonlinear wave equations, numerical and stochastic methods, and complex systems. His current focus includes fractional calculus and Mars exploration, contributing to Beagle 2 (2003), REMS (2004–2007, 2011), ESA’s MiniHUM (2013), and MetNet (2011).