Mini-course speakers and topics will (hopefully) include
• Analysis on Fractals by J. Kigami (Kyoto University, Japan)
• Diffusion and Symmetry by I. Melbourne (University of Warwick, UK)
• Diffusion on Fractals by B. Hambly (University of Oxford, UK)
• Quasicrystals by J. Kellendonk (Université Claude Bernard, France)
• Spatial and Temporal Chaos by S. Zelik (University of Surrey, UK)
• Stability of Non-linear Waves by M. Beck (Boston University, USA)
We are also planning on having the following plenary speakers:
• K. Hatrori (Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan)
• U. R. Freiberg (Universität Stuttgart, Germany)
• M. Keßeböhmer (Universität Bremen, Germany)
• S. Kombrink (Universität Bremen, Germany)
• D. Lenz (Universität Jena, Germany)
• E. J. Pearse (CalPoly SLO, USA)
The structure of the event will also allow for participants to give a presentation on their current research if they wish. More information about the event can be found at www.wis-dfnd.math.uni-bremen.de. If you would like to register for the Winter School and Symposium please send an email to either one of the organizers or Kathryn Lorenz (sekr-ks@math.uni-bremen.de ) with tentative dates of arrival and departure.
To have your message posted here, send an email to dynamics-conferences@math.stonybrook.edu
Conference Speakers:
Soren Galatius (Stanford)
Richard Hain (Duke)
Ursula Hamenstadt (Bonn)
Eduard Looijenga (Utrecht and Tsinghua)
Dan Margalit (Georgia Tech)
Andrew Putman (Rice)
Oscar Randal-Williams (Cambridge)
Ulrike Tillmann (Oxford)
A pre-conference Colloquium will be given on March 20 at 4pm by Yakov Eliashberg (Stanford)
We hope to have some support available for junior participants -- please, register and apply at our web page
www.math.stonybrook.edu/nickfest/
Organizers: Yasha Eliashberg, Benson Farb and Misha Lyubich
Financial support for this conference has been generously provided by the National Science Foundation and by the mathematics department of the University of Michigan.
To contact the main organizer, please send an email to kochsc@umich.edu
The 25th Fall meeting of the Workshop in “Dynamical Systems and Related Topics” will take place on October 16 - 19, 2014. The workshop will be dedicated to the 70th birthday of Anatole Katok and his 50 years of research in dynamical systems. All lectures will be held at the Mathematics Department (114 McAllister Building) at the Penn State University Park campus.
This workshop has been hosted each fall since 1991 by Penn State University and each spring since 1992 by the University of Maryland, and is jointly sponsored by the two institutions. The basic funding of the workshop is provided by an NSF grant. Additional funding for this meeting is provided by the Center for Dynamics and Geometry at Penn State.
WORKSHOP SPECIAL NOTES
Please make your own lodging reservations. The room blocks and cutoff dates are listed on the attached registration form. Please register at your earliest possible convenience by completing the form and sending it to Hope Shaffer. If you request support please make a note on the registration form. Registration form is attached for your convenience.
Organizers:
Federico Rodriguez Hertz hertz@math.psu.edu
Boris Kalinin kalinin@psu.edu
Yakov Pesin pesin@math.psu.edu
Conference staff assistant:
Hope Shaffer hps4@psu.edu or call to 814-863-9017
Conference web site (this will be updated and available at the beginning of the week of September 1, 2014):
https://math.psu.edu/dynsys/dw_archive/dw_2014
Dynamics, Geometry and Groups
This event will be the first of a continuing biyearly event organized by Indiana, IUPUI, Purdue, and UIUC that will feature talks from groups, geometry, and dynamics. We will have a half day of lectures on October 11, 2014 at IUPUI. The associated webpage with the schedule and more detailed information can be found through the below link:
http://www.math.illinois.edu/DGG2014/index.html
Please direct any question on this event to Jayadev Athreya
(jathreya@illinois.edu).
On the occasion of Lluís Alsedà's 60th birthday
Everyone is welcome to participate. The meeting will be focused on different aspects of Discrete Dynamical Systems. It will include ergodic theory, topological dynamics, combinatorics, complex dynamics, difference equations and applications to other aspects of mathematics and sciences in general.
Confirmed plenary speakers are:
Jozef Bobok, Czech Technical University, Czech Republic
Anna Cima, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Àngel Jorba, Universitat de Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Sergeii Kolyada, Ukranian Academy of Sciences
Jaume Llibre, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Jérôme Los, Université Marseille, France
Michal Misiurewicz, Indiana U.- Purdue U. at Indianapolis
José Ángel Rodríguez, Universidad de Oviedo, Spain
Lubomir Snoha, Banská Bystrica, Slovak Republic
Sebastian Van Strien, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
The organizing committee:
Núria Fagella, Xavier Jarque, David Juher, Victor Mañosa and Francesc Mañosas
Invited Speakers:
Taeyong Ahn, POSTECH
Artur Avila*, IMPA / CNRS
Eric Bedford, Indiana University / Stony Brook University
Tien-Cuong Dinh*, Ecole Normal Supérieure
Romain Dujardin, Université Paris Est Marne La Valée
Adam Epstein, University of Warwick
John Erik Fornæss, NTNU Trondheim
John Hubbard, Cornell University
Hiroyuki Inou, Kyoto University
Jeremy Kahn, CUNY Graduate Center
Kyounghee Kim, Florida State University
Sarah Koch, University of Michigan
Misha Lyubich, Stony Brook University
John Milnor, Stony Brook University
Pascale Roesch, Aix-Marseille Université
Nikita Selinger, Stony Brook University
Thomas Sharland, Stony Brook University
Mitsuhiro Shishikura, Kyoto University
John Smillie, Cornell University / University of Warwick
Sebastian van Strien, Imperial College London
Tetsuo Ueda, Kyoto University
Eva Uhre, Stony Brook University
There is NSF support to help offset costs for U.S. graduate students and young researchers. We expect to have funds available to contribute towards travel and lodging expenses of mathematicians from developing nations.
For more information and registration please go to:
http://www.math.stonybrook.edu/koreadyn/
or email us at
KoreaDyn@math.sunysb.edu
Organizing Committee:
Taeyong Ahn, Postech
Araceli Bonifant, University of Rhode Island
Scott Sutherland, Stony Brook University
Summer School on Dynamical Systems
Lectures will be given by Vadim Kaloshin, Dima Dolgopyat, Giovanni Forni and Anton Gorodetski. There is funding to cover local and possibly travel expenses.
The goal of the conference is to keep in contact active and developing researchers working in complex analysis and its most important applications with some of the international leaders in the discipline. The main topics of the conference reflect the impact of Prof. Alexandre Eremenko (Purdue University) on modern complex analysis. During the conference we will celebrate his 60th birthday anniversary.
The principal themes of this meeting are the following:
• Classical complex analysis and its associated potential theory
• Iteration of real, rational and entire mappings
• Real algebraic geometry
• Spectral theory and mathematical physics
• Diverse subjects centered on analysis
Invited plenary speakers include:
Carl Bender (Washington University in St. Louis)
Walter Bergweiler (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel)
Mario Bonk (University of California, Los Angeles)
Mikhail Lyubich (Stony Brook University)
Mikhail Sodin (Tel Aviv University)
Frank Sottile (Texas A&M University)
Alexander Volberg (Michigan State University)
Katsutoshi Yamanoi (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Anna Zdunik (University of Warsaw)
The conference e-mail address is perspectives@impan.pl
We are pleased to invite you to attend the International Conference “Dynamical Systems and Their Applications” organized by the Institute of Mathematics of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, which will be held in Kyiv on June 23-27, 2014. The topics of the conference include topological dynamics, ergodic theory, the theory of attractors and chaos, combinatorial and symbolic dynamics, the theory of fractals, bifurcation and stability theory, infinite-dimensional dynamical systems, and various kinds of applications, especially in mathematical physics.
Considerable attention will be given to combinatorial dynamics, which has its origin in the well-known Sharkovsky theorem on the coexistence of cycles (Ukrainian mathematical journal, 1964), and which in 2014 can celebrate its 50th anniversary.
A related abstract should be sent to cds@imath.kiev.ua in LaTeX format not later than May 15, 2014 (template can be downloaded from the conference web-site). Notification of acceptance will be sent not later than May 20, 2014.