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	# Dr. Elias Tanjero ({{AN year\|1712}}-{{AN year\|1720}})		# Dr. Elias Tanjero ({{AN year\|1712}}-{{AN year\|1720}})
	# Dr. ~~Guillermo Martinez~~ ({{AN year\|1720}}-{{AN year\|1728}})		# Dr. Illari Yupanqui ({{AN year\|1720}}-{{AN year\|1728}})
	# ~~Victor Olleros~~ ({{AN year\|1728}}-{{AN year\|1739}})		# Aurèle Descamps ({{AN year\|1728}}-{{AN year\|1739}})
	# Dr. Juan Bautista Nucci ({{AN year\|1739}}-{{AN year\|1746}})		# Dr. Juan Bautista Nucci ({{AN year\|1739}}-{{AN year\|1746}})
	# Maria Trevisani ({{AN year\|1746}}-Present)		# Maria Trevisani ({{AN year\|1746}}-Present)
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	'''Deputy Directors'''		'''Deputy Directors'''

	# ~~Enrique Rios~~ ({{AN year\|1712}}-{{AN year\|1718}})		# Colette Aubert ({{AN year\|1712}}-{{AN year\|1718}})
	# ~~Juan Miranda~~ ({{AN year\|1718}}-{{AN year\|1728}})		# Cusi Ccahuana ({{AN year\|1718}}-{{AN year\|1728}})
	# Loretta Villalba ({{AN year\|1728}}-{{AN year\|1735}})		# Loretta Villalba ({{AN year\|1728}}-{{AN year\|1735}})
	# Pablo Alonso ({{AN year\|1735}}-{{AN year\|1742}})		# Pablo Alonso ({{AN year\|1735}}-{{AN year\|1742}})

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	{{Nouvelle Alexandrie Article}}The '''Institute for Mathematical Models and Simulation''' ([[Martino language\|Martino]]: '''Instituto de Modelos Matemáticos y ~~Simulacíon'~~'', IMMS) is a research institute ~~dedicated to the advancement of~~ theoretical mathematics, computational modeling, and simulation ~~sciences. It is located~~ in [[Cárdenas]], the capital of [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. The IMMS ~~serves as a hub for fundamental mathematical research, providing~~ theoretical frameworks and proofs that support the applied sciences across the ~~park~~. It employs about 120 people, including 10 postgraduates from the [[University of Cárdenas]], and is the smallest of the institutes on the ~~[[Máquina Science Park]]~~.		{{Nouvelle Alexandrie Article}}The '''Institute for Mathematical Models and Simulation''' ([[Alexandrian language\|Alexandrian]]: ''Institut des modèles mathématiques et de simulation''; [[Martino language\|Martino]]: ''Instituto de Modelos Matemáticos y Simulación'', IMMS) is a research institute for theoretical mathematics, computational modeling, and simulation science in [[Cárdenas]], the capital of [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. The IMMS provides the theoretical frameworks and proofs that support the applied sciences across the [[Máquina Science Park]]. It employs about 120 people, including 10 postgraduates from the [[University of Cárdenas]], and is the smallest of the institutes in the park.

	== History ==		== History ==
	The Institute for Mathematical Models and Simulation was founded in {{AN year\|1712}} as part of the consolidation of mathematical research in [[Cárdenas]]. ~~The IMMS~~ was created to ~~address the need for a dedicated center of~~ theoretical mathematics and simulation, ~~which were~~ increasingly ~~vital~~ to the ~~nation’s~~ technological and industrial development. Initially housed in a modest facility within the [[Center for Advanced Physics Research]], the institute began with a small team of mathematicians and theorists. Its early work ~~focused on developing~~ mathematical models for fluid dynamics, structural stability, and economic systems~~, providing essential~~ support to the larger applied institutes in the park.		The Institute for Mathematical Models and Simulation was founded in {{AN year\|1712}} as part of the consolidation of mathematical research in [[Cárdenas]]. It was created to give theoretical mathematics and simulation, increasingly important to the nation's technological and industrial development, a dedicated center. Initially housed in a modest facility within the [[Center for Advanced Physics Research]], the institute began with a small team of mathematicians and theorists. Its early work developed mathematical models for fluid dynamics, structural stability, and economic systems in support of the larger applied institutes in the park.

	In {{AN year\|1725}}, the institute expanded its facilities ~~to include advanced~~ computational labs and simulation suites, allowing ~~for~~ more complex modeling and collaboration with other institutes. ~~While it~~ has ~~not~~ received the ~~same level of funding as some~~ of its counterparts~~, the IMMS has maintained its reputation as a center of excellence for fundamental science~~.		In {{AN year\|1725}}, the institute expanded its facilities with computational labs and simulation suites, allowing more complex modeling and collaboration with other institutes. It has never received funding on the scale of its applied counterparts.

	== Research ==		== Research ==
	The IMMS specializes in theoretical and computational mathematics, with ~~a strong~~ emphasis on modeling and simulation. Its research is organized into ~~several~~ core areas:		The IMMS specializes in theoretical and computational mathematics, with an emphasis on modeling and simulation. Its research is organized into five core areas:

	* Pure Mathematics		* Pure Mathematics
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	* Mathematical Physics		* Mathematical Physics

	=== ~~Mayor~~ Projects over the ~~Years~~ ===		=== Major Projects over the years ===

	# ~~Proyecto Conjecturo~~ Tanjero: a ~~landmark proofing result~~ in algebraic topology that resolved a long-standing problem in the classification of high-dimensional manifolds. Completed in {{AN year\|1718}}.		# Conjetura de Tanjero - a proof in algebraic topology that resolved a long-standing problem in the classification of high-dimensional manifolds. Completed in {{AN year\|1718}}.
	# Marco Nacional de Simulación~~: development of~~ a modular, open-source toolkit for multi-physics simulation, ~~for use~~ in fluid dynamics, materials science, and climate ~~modelling~~. Completed in {{AN year\|1722}}.		# Marco Nacional de Simulación - a modular, open-source toolkit for multi-physics simulation, used in fluid dynamics, materials science, and climate modeling. Completed in {{AN year\|1722}}.
	# Proyecto Colisión~~: development of~~ mathematical models for particle collision simulations. Completed in {{AN year\|1734}}.		# Proyecto Colisión - mathematical models for particle collision simulations. Completed in {{AN year\|1734}}.
	# Proyecto Matemáticas Económicas~~: development of~~ stochastic models to predict ~~the~~ economic development in relation to national policies and resource management. Completed in {{AN year\|1744}}.		# Proyecto Matemáticas Económicas - stochastic models to predict economic development in relation to national policies and resource management. Completed in {{AN year\|1744}}.

	== Layout ==		== Layout ==
	The IMMS occupies a compact ~~but~~ modern 2-hectare building with three wings.		The IMMS occupies a compact, modern 2-hectare building with three wings.

	# The Main Building houses the administrative offices, lecture halls, and a specialized mathematics library.		# The Main Building houses the administrative offices, lecture halls, and a specialized mathematics library.
	# The Theoretical Mathematics Wing is an open-plan space for researchers ~~working on~~ abstract mathematics~~, providing collaborative spaces~~.		# The Theoretical Mathematics Wing is an open-plan space with collaborative work areas for researchers in abstract mathematics.
	# The Computational Simulation Wing ~~features~~ high-performance computing clusters and ~~visualisation~~ labs for mathematical modeling and ~~simulations. Includes~~ a dedicated 3D simulation theater.		# The Computational Simulation Wing has high-performance computing clusters and visualization labs for mathematical modeling and simulation, including a dedicated 3D simulation theater.

	== ~~Organisation~~ ==		== Organization ==
	The IMMS is overseen by a Director-General, appointed by the [[Federal Science & Research Council]] and the [[Department of Research and Development (Nouvelle Alexandrie)\|Department of Research and Development]]. The institute is structured into four research divisions, three service departments, and one executive office:		The IMMS is overseen by a Director-General, appointed by the [[Federal Science & Research Council]] and the [[Department of Research and Development (Nouvelle Alexandrie)\|Department of Research and Development]]. The institute is structured into four research divisions, three service departments, and one executive office:

	* Director-General		* Director-General
	** Chief Operating Officer		** Chief Operating Officer
	*** Department of Administration & Finance		*** Department of Administration and Finance
	*** Department of Facilities		*** Department of Facilities
	*** Department of Public Relations & Outreach		*** Department of Public Relations and Outreach
	** Deputy Director of Research		** Deputy Director of Research
	*** Pure Mathematics Division		*** Pure Mathematics Division
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	=== List of (Deputy) Directors ===		=== List of (Deputy) Directors ===

	# Dr. Elias Tanjero (1712-1720)		# Dr. Elias Tanjero ({{AN year\|1712}}-{{AN year\|1720}})
	# Dr. ~~Gillermo~~ Martinez (1720-1728)		# Dr. Guillermo Martinez ({{AN year\|1720}}-{{AN year\|1728}})
	# Victor Olleros (1728-1739)		# Victor Olleros ({{AN year\|1728}}-{{AN year\|1739}})
	# Dr. Juan Bautista Nucci (1739-1746)		# Dr. Juan Bautista Nucci ({{AN year\|1739}}-{{AN year\|1746}})
	# Maria Trevisani (1746-Present)		# Maria Trevisani ({{AN year\|1746}}-Present)

	~~====~~ Deputy Directors ~~====~~		'''Deputy Directors'''

	# Enrique Rios (1712-1718)		# Enrique Rios ({{AN year\|1712}}-{{AN year\|1718}})
	# Juan Miranda (1718-1728)		# Juan Miranda ({{AN year\|1718}}-{{AN year\|1728}})
	# Loretta Villalba (1728-1735)		# Loretta Villalba ({{AN year\|1728}}-{{AN year\|1735}})
	# Pablo Alonso (1735-1742)		# Pablo Alonso ({{AN year\|1735}}-{{AN year\|1742}})
	# Domingo Ávila (1742-Present)		# Domingo Ávila ({{AN year\|1742}}-Present)

			== See also ==

			* [[Máquina Science Park]]
			* [[Center for Advanced Physics Research]]
			* [[National Center for High-Performance Computing]]
			* [[Federal Science & Research Council]]

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[[File:Imms.jpg|thumb|250x250px|A view of the IMMS building.]]
{{Nouvelle Alexandrie Article}}The '''Institute for Mathematical Models and Simulation''' ([[Martino language|Martino]]: '''Instituto de Modelos Matemáticos y Simulacíon''', IMMS) is a research institute dedicated to the advancement of theoretical mathematics, computational modeling, and simulation sciences. It is located in [[Cárdenas]], the capital of [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. The IMMS serves as a hub for fundamental mathematical research, providing theoretical frameworks and proofs that support the applied sciences across the park. It employs about 120 people, including 10 postgraduates from the [[University of Cárdenas]], and is the smallest of the institutes on the [[Máquina Science Park]].

== History ==
The Institute for Mathematical Models and Simulation was founded in {{AN year|1712}} as part of the consolidation of mathematical research in [[Cárdenas]]. The IMMS was created to address the need for a dedicated center of theoretical mathematics and simulation, which were increasingly vital to the nation’s technological and industrial development. Initially housed in a modest facility within the [[Center for Advanced Physics Research]], the institute began with a small team of mathematicians and theorists. Its early work focused on developing mathematical models for fluid dynamics, structural stability, and economic systems, providing essential support to the larger applied institutes in the park.

In {{AN year|1725}}, the institute expanded its facilities to include advanced computational labs and simulation suites, allowing for more complex modeling and collaboration with other institutes. While it has not received the same level of funding as some of its counterparts, the IMMS has maintained its reputation as a center of excellence for fundamental science.

== Research ==
The IMMS specializes in theoretical and computational mathematics, with a strong emphasis on modeling and simulation. Its research is organized into several core areas:

* Pure Mathematics
* Numerical Analysis
* Dynamical Systems
* Computational Simulation
* Mathematical Physics

=== Mayor Projects over the Years ===

# Proyecto Conjecturo Tanjero: a landmark proofing result in algebraic topology that resolved a long-standing problem in the classification of high-dimensional manifolds. Completed in {{AN year|1718}}.
# Marco Nacional de Simulación: development of a modular, open-source toolkit for multi-physics simulation, for use in fluid dynamics, materials science, and climate modelling. Completed in {{AN year|1722}}.
# Proyecto Colisión: development of mathematical models for particle collision simulations. Completed in {{AN year|1734}}.
# Proyecto Matemáticas Económicas: development of stochastic models to predict the economic development in relation to national policies and resource management. Completed in {{AN year|1744}}.

== Layout ==
The IMMS occupies a compact but modern 2-hectare building with three wings.

# The Main Building houses the administrative offices, lecture halls, and a specialized mathematics library.
# The Theoretical Mathematics Wing is an open-plan space for researchers working on abstract mathematics, providing collaborative spaces.
# The Computational Simulation Wing features high-performance computing clusters and visualisation labs for mathematical modeling and simulations. Includes a dedicated 3D simulation theater.

== Organisation ==
The IMMS is overseen by a Director-General, appointed by the [[Federal Science & Research Council]] and the [[Department of Research and Development (Nouvelle Alexandrie)|Department of Research and Development]]. The institute is structured into four research divisions, three service departments, and one executive office:

* Director-General
** Chief Operating Officer
*** Department of Administration & Finance
*** Department of Facilities
*** Department of Public Relations & Outreach
** Deputy Director of Research
*** Pure Mathematics Division
*** Numerical Analysis Division
*** Dynamical Systems Division
*** Computational Simulation Division

The institute also maintains two advisory boards:

# Scientific Advisory Council
# Industry Collaboration Board

=== List of (Deputy) Directors ===

# Dr. Elias Tanjero (1712-1720)
# Dr. Gillermo Martinez (1720-1728)
# Victor Olleros (1728-1739)
# Dr. Juan Bautista Nucci (1739-1746)
# Maria Trevisani (1746-Present)

==== Deputy Directors ====

# Enrique Rios (1712-1718)
# Juan Miranda (1718-1728)
# Loretta Villalba (1728-1735)
# Pablo Alonso (1735-1742)
# Domingo Ávila (1742-Present)

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	# Dr. Elias Tanjero ({{AN year\|1712}}-{{AN year\|1720}})		# Dr. Elias Tanjero ({{AN year\|1712}}-{{AN year\|1720}})
	# Dr. ~~Guillermo Martinez~~ ({{AN year\|1720}}-{{AN year\|1728}})		# Dr. Illari Yupanqui ({{AN year\|1720}}-{{AN year\|1728}})
	# ~~Victor Olleros~~ ({{AN year\|1728}}-{{AN year\|1739}})		# Aurèle Descamps ({{AN year\|1728}}-{{AN year\|1739}})
	# Dr. Juan Bautista Nucci ({{AN year\|1739}}-{{AN year\|1746}})		# Dr. Juan Bautista Nucci ({{AN year\|1739}}-{{AN year\|1746}})
	# Maria Trevisani ({{AN year\|1746}}-Present)		# Maria Trevisani ({{AN year\|1746}}-Present)
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	'''Deputy Directors'''		'''Deputy Directors'''

	# ~~Enrique Rios~~ ({{AN year\|1712}}-{{AN year\|1718}})		# Colette Aubert ({{AN year\|1712}}-{{AN year\|1718}})
	# ~~Juan Miranda~~ ({{AN year\|1718}}-{{AN year\|1728}})		# Cusi Ccahuana ({{AN year\|1718}}-{{AN year\|1728}})
	# Loretta Villalba ({{AN year\|1728}}-{{AN year\|1735}})		# Loretta Villalba ({{AN year\|1728}}-{{AN year\|1735}})
	# Pablo Alonso ({{AN year\|1735}}-{{AN year\|1742}})		# Pablo Alonso ({{AN year\|1735}}-{{AN year\|1742}})