Twelve UNS Mathematics Students Present at International Conference BICoPAM 2026
Surakarta, August 23, 2026 – Twelve students from the Mathematics Study Program at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS), proudly represented their institution as presenters at the Brawijaya International Conference on Pure and Applied Mathematics (BICoPAM) 2026. The event, hosted by Universitas Brawijaya on August 22-23, 2026, was held both onsite and online, centered around the theme “The Role of Mathematics in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).”
The participating students showcased their research across various areas of mathematical optimization and artificial intelligence. Their presentations included:
- Muhammad Ilyas Rabsani: “Analytical Solution of Fractional Heat Equation With a Generalized Fractional Derivative”
- Muda Kusuma Dananjaya: “Strongly Regular of Matrices over Interval Min-Plus Algebra”
- Juliana Iswandi: “The Existence of Integer Constant Vectors in a Min-Linear Equation System With One-Column and Two-Columns Matrices Coefficient”
- Cantika Yovitania Meiriska: “Route Optimization for The Capacitated Electric Vehicle Routing Problem Using Artificial Ecosystem-Based Optimization”
- Dwika Farah Herlistya: “Optimization of the Green Capacitated Vehicle Routing Problem (G-CVRPTW) Using the Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves Algorithm”
- Escamareta Rizky Indah Siwi: “Optimization of Electric Vehicle Routing Problem with Partial Recharge (EVRP-PR) Using War Strategy Optimization Method”
- Regina Restu Anjani: “Multi-verse Optimizer for Electric Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows (EVRP-TW) Considering Food Quality Decay in Cold Chain Distribution”
- Maysarah Intan Lestari: “Comparative Analysis of Ensemble Machine Learning Models with Accumulated Local Effects for Forecasting Bulk and Packaged Cooking Oil Prices in Central Java”
- Muhammad Ilham Priambudi: “Continous Grey Forecasting Model with a Generalized Kernel in the Conformable Fractional Derivative Based on Discrete Fourier Transform Modification”
- Fadhila Eka Amanda Putri: “Conformable Fractional Gompertz Growth Model for Analyzing the Tourism Area Life Cycle Dynamics of Yogyakarta Special Region”
- Muhamad Faisal Alwi: “A Conformable Fractional Solow–Swan Model with a Cobb–Douglas Production Function: Analytical Solution and Optimal-Order Estimation for the Indonesian Economy”
- Fairuz Salsabila Manrapai: “Solution of the Conformable Fractional Black–Scholes Model Using the Homotopy Perturbation Method for European Call Options”
The involvement of these students in BICoPAM 2026 reflects the quality of UNS’s mathematics program and its dedication to advancing original research in the mathematical sciences, especially in the fields of optimization and artificial intelligence. Through the conference, the students gained a valuable opportunity to discuss their work with experts from around the world, which broadened their academic insight and strengthened their research skills.
