The workshop will bring together researchers and graduate students working in vector lattice theory, Banach lattices, functional analysis, and related areas of pure and applied mathematics. Particular emphasis will be placed on the role of vector lattice methods in mathematical finance, including risk measures, portfolio optimization, and related problems in economics, while also highlighting emerging connections with optimization, approximation theory, phase retrieval, and machine learning.

The meeting will provide a welcoming environment for researchers at different career stages to exchange ideas, present recent results, and develop new collaborations. A central goal is to foster interaction between researchers working on fundamental questions in vector lattice theory and those applying these methods to mathematical finance and other areas. The workshop will also celebrate the contributions of Denny Leung and Ioannis Polyrakis to the development of Banach lattice theory and its applications.