Gyeongju Korea

A satellite conference to ICM 2014, organized in partnership with the Clay Mathematics Institute

23-26 August 2014

Holomorphic Dynamics in One and Several Variables

Invited Speakers

  • Eric Bedford, Indiana University / Stony Brook University
  • 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
  • Han Peters, University of Amsterdam
  • 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
  • Elizabeth Wulcan, Chalmers University of Technology

Registered Participants

The list of participants who have registered can be found here.

Schedule

The schedule is available as a calendar or a day-by-day listing with titles and abstracts.
The first talk will be on Saturday, August 23rd. at 9:00 AM, and the final talk will finish shortly after noon on August 26th.

Location and other information

The conference will be held at the Kolon hotel in Gyeongju, South Korea, from August 23 until August 26, following the 2014 International Congress of Mathematicians in Seoul.

We expect to have funds available to help offset costs for U.S. graduate students, young researchers, and mathematicians from developing nations.

Please let us know of your interest in attending the conference by registering, even if you aren't yet sure that you can make it.
For further information, please email KoreaDyn@math.sunysb.edu.

How to get to Kolon Hotel in Gyeongju, South Korea

There are four seemingly easy routes to get to Kolon Hotel in Gyeongju:

When you are in Gyeong-Ju City. You will most likely arrive at one of the three public terminals:
  • [a] SinGyeongJu Station (KTX),
  • [b] GyeongJu Station (slower trains),
  • [c] Bus terminals (inter-city and/or express; they are 100 meters apart from each other).

    In this case, you may take City Bus (Number 700, clearly marked). Do make sure that the bus is heading toward BulGukSa Temple. (Kolon Hotel is right before Bulguksa; the bus gives announcements in English also.) Fare is not more than 3000 KRW.

    You can always use a taxicab. But to Kolon, it takes some time from the City (45 min to 1 hr, as it is located near Bulguksa, a ``remote'' place from the city center.) Fare is also between 10,000~20,000 KRW depending upon the distance. (You pay the amount shown on the meter).

    For detailed instructions please look at http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Gyeongju or see the page of the hotel at http://kolonhotel.co.kr/ (Click English at the top right corner. Go to "About Hotel" and go to "Location".)

    Touristic Information about Gyeongju

    For tourist information please check the webpage Visit Gyeongju, Korea.

    Some useful phrases in Korean

    We have prepared some scripts in Korean that we hope will help you in your trip there. To donwload them please click HERE
    (If you have any suggestions please email us so we can add them to the list.)

    Conference poster

    You can get the poster here: low resolution jpg file, US letter size, US ledger size, or 18"x24" poster size, or A4 size.

    Organizers and Supporters

    Taeyong Ahn, Postech
    Araceli Bonifant, University of Rhode Island
    Scott Sutherland, Stony Brook University
    We are grateful to the National Science Foundation and the Clay Mathematics Institute for their support of this conference.