A Dynamics Session at the Meeting of the Canadian Math Society: Holomorphic dynamics and related topics
Org: Ilia Binder and Michael Yampolsky (University of Toronto)
Schedule to be determined
Eric Bedford (University of Indiana)
Ilia Binder (University of Toronto)
Alexander Blokh (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
Araceli Bonifant (University of Rhode Island)
Artem Dudko (SUNY Stony Brook)
Tatiana Firsova (SUNY Stony Brook)
Denis Gaydashev (Uppsala)
Igors Gorbovickis (University of Toronto)
Peter Hazard (University of Toronto)
Misha Lyubich (SUNY Stony Brook)
Jack Milnor (SUNY Stony Brook)
Rodrigo Perez (IUPUI)
Roland Roeder (IUPUI)
Scott Sutherland (SUNY Stony Brook)
Mircea Voda (University of Toronto)
Michael Yampolsky (University of Toronto)
Hexi Ye (University of Toronto
To have your message posted here, send an email to dynamics-conferences@math.stonybrook.edu
Objective:
To inspire and motivate researchers and students working in the areas of Fractals and Wavelets.
Academic Support:
Kerala Mathematical Association
Organizing Committee: Vinod Kumar.P.B, Rajagiri Schoolof Engineering & Technology, India.- General Convener
Members:
1. Ajith.S, Rajagiri Schoolof Engineering & Technology, India.
2. Arya Kumar Bedabrata Chand, Indian Institute of Technology Chennai, India.
3. Jaison Jacob, Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology, India.
4. Jayasri R Nair, Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology, India.
5. Joseph S Paul, Indian Institute of Information Technology & Management Kerala, India..
6. Kuttyamma.A,J, Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology, India.
7. Liza Annie Jacob, Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology, India.
8. Manoj Tharian, Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology, India.
9. Muralikrishna.P, Naval Physical Oceanographic Laboratory, India.
10. Radha Ramakrishnan, Indian Institute of Technology Chennai, India.
11. Ramkumar.P.B, Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology, India.
12. Sunil Mathew, National Institute of Technology Calicut, India.
13. Sunny Kuriakose. A, General Secretary, Kerala Mathematical Association.
14. All Staff members and Students of Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology, India.
Small abstract about the conference Objective of the workshop and conference is to inspire and motivate researchers working in the areas of Fractals and Wavelets. The workshop and conference will focus on Fractals, Self similarity, Iterated Function Systems, Wavelets, Filter banks, Frames, Applications of Fractals, Applications of Wavelets.
Availability of funding: Financial assistance requested to many national and international organizations.
Detailed information is available at the conference website:
https://math.northwestern.edu/mwds/
Please fill out registration form at that site.
In addition to lectures, a Poster Session will be held at this MWDS meeting. If you would like to contribute a poster, please email one of the organizers and also indicate that when completing the Registration Form.
There is funding for this meeting through an NSF grant and the University of Illinois. Besides providing support for the meeting speakers, support will first be given for individuals from underrepresented groups, junior participants, and participants without their own funding.
Confirmed Speakers
Plenary Lecture: Giovanni Forni (University of Maryland), Nov 1, afternoon
Special Lectures on November 2 and 3 by:
Vitaly Bergelson (Ohio State University)
Laura DeMarco (University of Illinois at Chicago)
Marian Gidea (Northeastern Illinois University)
Francois Ledrappier (Notre Dame)
Roland Roeder (IUPUI)
Ayse Sahin (DePaul University)
Dan Thompson (Ohio State University)
Ralf Spatzier (University of Michigan)
If you have any questions about this meeting, please be in contact with one of the organizers:
Jayadev Athreya, Joseph Rosenblatt and Kelly Yancey.
The 24th Fall meeting of the Workshop in Dynamical Systems and Related Topics will take place on October 17 - 20, 2013. All lectures will be at the Mathematics Department (114 McAllister Building) at the Penn State University Park campus. The conference will start around 1 pm on Thursday and end by 2 pm on Sunday.
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 HIGHLIGHTS
A special session dedicated to the 70th birthday of John Franks will take place on Friday, October 18 and feature talks on the topics related to his work.
4th MICHAEL BRIN PRIZE in DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS sponsored by the Center for Dynamics and Geometry at Penn State will be awarded on Saturday, October 19. Saturday afternoon session will feature the award ceremony and three talks dedicated to the award winning work and other achievements of the winner.
LIST OF SPEAKERS
Valentin Afraimovich, Philip Boyland, Sylvain Crovisier, Michael Handel, Huyi Hu, Anatole Katok, Bryna Kra, Patrice Le Calvez, Kamlesh Parwani, Dmitri Scheglov, Klaus Schmidt, Scott Schmieding, Nimish Shah, Ralf Spatzier, Zhiren Wang, Amie Wilkinson, and Andrew Zimmer
*****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 back to me. A tentative list of participants will be placed on the web site. If you plan to request support (even hotel), please note it on the registration form by September 4, 2013.
Organizers:
Boris Kalinin kalinin@math.psu.edu
Federico Rodriguez Hertz hertz@math.psu.edu
Conference staff assistant:
Hope Shaffer hps4@psu.edu or call to 814-863-9017
Conference web site:
https://math.psu.edu/dynsys/dw_archive/dw_2013
Hope Shaffer, Staff Assistant
Department of Mathematics
Penn State University
107A McAllister Building
University Park, PA 16802
(814)863-9017 FAX: (814)865-6073
hps4@psu.edu
Participants are requested to register on the website of the conference: Registration
We would also like to inform you that on this occasion we will make some funds available to offer financial support to a number of selected young researchers and students. If you wish to propose a contributed talk, please send an abstract to dynsys.pisa@gmail.com.
***Deadlines***
* Application for financial support and talk proposal: March 31
* Registration: May 25
The workshop will focus on the interplay between dynamical systems and arithmetic, and in particular on the study of arithmetic algorithms of significance in dynamics and geometry. Since the discovery of a relation between the continued fraction algorithm and the geodesic flow on the modular surface, a vast field of research has developed whose main goal is to understand the dynamics of geometric flows in terms of discrete arithmetic algorithms. Of particular importance in this picture are interval exchange transformations, which code the Teichmuller geodesic flow. In the workshop, we will discuss recent developments in the metric theory of continued fractions and their various generalizations (one- and multidimensional), as well as interval exchange maps and their applications to Teichmuller theory.
We are looking forward to your participation.
The organizers,
Stefano Marmi, Carlo Carminati, Giulio Tiozzo
The Second Palis-Balzan International Symposium on Dynamical Systems is a part of Project Palis-Balzan – Dynamical Systems, Chaotic Behaviour-Uncertainty, sponsored by the Balzan Foundation, from the prestigious award conferred to Jacob Palis (and IMPA) by the Balzan Foundation in 2010 (with previous winners [in Mathematics category] including A. Kolmogorov, E. Bombieri, J.-P. Serre, A. Borel, M. Gromov and P. Deligne). This project is mainly coordinated by Jacob Palis and Jean-Christophe Yoccoz, and the organizing committee of the Second Palis-Balzan symposium consists of S. Crovisier, J. Palis, Jean-Christophe Yoccoz and myself.
Among the confirmed speakers, we have:
Boris Adamczewski
Pierre Arnoux
Tim Austin
Vitaly Bergelson
Julien Cassaigne
Alex Eskin
Sébastien Ferenczi
Albert Fisher
Bryna Kra
Yoshiharu Kohayakawa
Ali Messaoudi
János Pintz
Miguel Walsh
Barak Weiss
Maté Wierdl
Luca Zamboni
and we expect to confirm the participation of the following mathematicians:
Jean Bourgain
Yann Bugeaud
Hillel Furstenberg
Elon Lindenstrauss
Curtis T. McMullen
Peter Sarnak
Organizing Committee
Sylvain Crovisier (CNRS)
Jacob Palis (IMPA)
Carlos Matheus Santos (CNRS)
Jean-Christophe Yoccoz (Collège de France)
Organizers: Nikos Frantzikinakis and Bryna Kra
Speakers:
*To be confirmed.
Name Affiliation
Tim Austin Courant Institute, USA
Vitaly Bergelson Ohio State University, USA
Michael Bjoerklund ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Van Cyr Northwestern University, USA
Manfred Einsiedler ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Alexander Fish University of Sydney, Australia
Hillel Furstenberg Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Alexander Gamburd City University of New York, USA
Eli Glasner Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Alexander Gorodnik University of Bristol, UK
John Griesmer University of Denver, USA
Michael Hochman Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Bernard Host Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée, France
Dmitry Kleinbock Brandeis University, USA
Mariusz Lemanczyk University of Torun, Poland
Elon Lindenstrauss Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Alejandro Maass University of Chile, Chile
Randall McCutcheon University of Memphis, USA
Anthony Quas* University of Victoria, Canada
Ayse Sahin DePaul University, USA
Uri Shapira ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Balazs Szegedy University of Toronto, Canada
Miguel Walsh* Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Barak Weiss* Ben Gurion University, Israel
Benjamin Weiss Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Mate Wierdl University of Memphis, USA
XiangDong Ye University of Science and Technology, China
Pavel Zorin-Kranich University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Funding: some funding is available, particularly for junior participants.
The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) is organizing an Advanced School and Workshop in Real and Complex Dynamics, to be held from 20 to 31 May 2013, in Trieste, Italy. It will be directed by M. Lyubich (Stony Brook), J. Smillie (Cornell), S. van Strien (Imperial College) and S.Luzzatto (ICTP).
NATURE AND PURPOSE
Dynamical Systems is a very broad field with many applications. This activity will focus on some advanced topics in dynamics and so will be suitable for mathematicians who have a strong background and are ambitious and interested in developing their research in dynamical systems in a solid and rigorous direction.
The first week of the activity is devoted to a school giving an overview of current research topics in real and complex dynamics. Four intensive courses will be given.
One - Dimensional Real Dynamics (S. van Strien)
Two - Dimensional Real Dynamics (M. Martens)
One - Dimensional Complex Dynamics (M. Lyubich)
Two - Dimensional Complex Dynamics (J. Smillie)
The second week will be an international workshop, where leading experts will report on the newest developments in the field of Real and Complex Dynamics.
Invited Speakers: Marco Abate (Pisa), Artur Avila (IMPA), Eric Bedford (Indiana), Araceli Bonifant (Rhode Island), Xavier Buff (Toulouse), Arnaud Cheritat (Toulouse), Welington de Melo (IMPA), Tien-Cuong Dinh (Jussieu), Romain Dujardin (Polytechnique, Paris), Denis Gaidashev (Uppsala), Anton Gorodetsky (Irvine), John Hubbard (Cornell), Jeremy Kahn (Brown), Vadim Kaloshin (Maryland), Stefano Marmi (Scuola Normale Superiore,Pisa), John Milnor (Stony Brook), Volodia Nekrashevich (Texas A&M), Enrique Pujals (IMPA), Maria Saprykina (Stockholm), Weixao Shen (Singapore), Mitsuhiro Shishikura (Kyoto), Nessim Sibony (Paris-Sud), Tetsuo Ueda (Kyoto), Michael Yampolsky (Toronto), Jean-Christophe Yoccoz (Collège de France).
Activity Secretariat:
The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
Strada Costiera 11
I-34151 Trieste Italy
Telefax: +39-040-2240-7455 - E-mail: smr2460@ictp.it
ICTP Home Page: www.ictp.it
The annual Maryland-Penn State Spring Dynamics Meeting will take place in College Park, MD during the period from April 4 till April 7, 2013.
To register for the conference, please using this registration form. The deadline is March 22 .
If you expect accommodation and/or travel reimbursement you also need to fill in this second form: Travel request. We remind those who expect travel reimbursement to fly with a US carrier.
Conference events:
Conference banquet will be held on the Rotunda of the Department of Mathematics on Friday 7pm. Banquet cost is $10 for graduate students and $20 for everyone else.
On Saturday evening there will be a party chez Vadim Kaloshin.
Please indicate in the Registration whether you would like to attend the banquet and/or the party.
Confirmed speakers:
Ethan Akin
Jayadev Athreya
Jon Chaika
Nikolai Chernov
Mark Demers
Jacques Fejoz
Marian Gidea
Anton Gorodetski
Konstantin Khanin
Rafael de la Llave
Jean Pierre Marco
Marco Martens
Rick Moeckel
Tere M. Seara
Peter Topalov
Andrew Torok
Eugene Wayne
Lai-Sang Young*
Ke Zhang
* To be confirmed
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. We are grateful to the National Science Foundation and to our Department of Mathematics for their continued support of these workshops.
Organizing Committee
Luca Dieci, Georgia Tech
Rafael De la Llave, Georgia Tech
Kening Lu, Brigham Young University
John Mallet-Paret, Brown University
Konstantin Mischaikow, Rutgers University
Erik Van Vleck, University of Kansas
Yingfei Yi, Georgia Tech
This conference will be the first in what we expect to become a biennial series emphasizing research programs in dynamical systems worldwide and training of doctoral students and young researchers. These two aspects were the hallmark of the work of Prof. Jack Hale, and it is in acknowledgment of his influential role in the development of dynamical systems and its applications that we are proud to dedicate this first conference to the memory of Jack Hale.
There are several pending funding applications to support graduate students and junior faculty.