Angel Francisco Tenorio Villalón

Angel Francisco Tenorio Villalón is a Professor in the Department of Economics, Quantitative Methods and Economic History at Pablo de Olavide University's Faculty of Business and Economics. His academic career spans mathematics, particularly Lie algebras, and their applications in business education.

He earned his Doctorate from the University of Seville in 2003 with a thesis titled "LIE groups associated with nilpotent LIE algebras," supervised by Dr. Juan Carlos Benjumea Acevedo, Dr. Francisco Javier Echarte Reula, and Dr. Juan Núñez-Valdés.

Tenorio Villalón's research focuses on Lie algebras, matrix representations, and the application of quantitative methods in business education. His work bridges pure mathematics with practical educational approaches, particularly in developing assessment methods for business students' mathematical competencies. He has contributed significantly to understanding filiform Lie algebras and their representations, as well as to educational methodologies like role-playing games and WebQuest applications in statistics education.

His publications reveal a consistent pattern of research at the intersection of advanced algebra and educational innovation. The majority of his work focuses on Lie theory and its applications, while more recent publications emphasize educational methodologies and assessment techniques for business mathematics.

• Research Group: QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN BUSINESS / Quantitative Methods in Business and Economics
• Previous Affiliation: GEILEF Business Groups, Internationalization and Longevity of the Family Business

His teaching activities include courses in mathematics for business students, with a particular focus on adapting educational approaches to the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) framework. He has developed innovative assessment methods using symbolic computation packages to evaluate mathematical competencies without being hindered by operational difficulties.