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The conference will be held at the Banff Center, with some participants staying at the adjacent Banff International Research Station.
Objectives:
To foster interaction among researchers in holomorphic dynamics and allied fields such as several complex variables, Teichmüller theory, self-similar groups, arithmetic dynamics, symbolic dynamics, hyperbolic and algebraic geometry, statistical physics, etc.
To use this interaction for designing new mathematical tools that can aid in the progress in holomorphic dynamics, especially in understanding and building models of multi-dimensional parameter spaces.
To involve graduate students and younger researchers into discussions with more senior mathematicians. This interaction will be beneficial for their scientific growth, and will inject new fresh ideas into the field.
To celebrate John Milnor's 80th birthday: his influence on the field of holomorphic dynamics cannot be overestimated.
For more information about the conference please visit our web-page
http://www.math.stonybrook.edu/jackfest/
Organizers:
Araceli Bonifant, Misha Lyubich, Scott Sutherland
The school will consist of three courses :
"Kahler Geometry and convexity" by Bo Berndtsson,
"The Cremona group" by Charles Favre,
"Hardy spaces of Dirichlet series and function theory on polydiscs" by Kristian Seip.
The school will be followed up by KAWA 2.1, a Workshop in Complex Analysis and Geometry.
The workshop will consist in a dozen of 45' talks. We welcome proposals for talks for this workshop.
The Winterschool will start on Monday morning, the 31st of January 2011, and will end right after lunch, Thursday the 3rd of February 2011. The Workshop will start Thursday the 3rd of February 2011 in the afternoon and end Saturday the 5th. Both events will be hosted by CIRM, in the campus of Luminy (Marseille, France), see http://www.cirm.univ-mrs.fr/index.html/?lang=en and it will be part of the thematic month "Complex and Riemannian Geometry" see http://www.latp.univ-provence.fr/geom2011/index.php/welcome
More information can be found on the website
https://web.archive.org/web/20141112001945/http://www.latp.univ-provence...
The organizers,
Vincent Guedj (Aix-Marseille)
Joaquim Ortega-Cerda (Barcelona)
Pascal J. Thomas (Toulouse)
The Organizing Committee:
Manuela Aguiar
Susana Pinheiro
Helena Reis
The Scientific Committee:
Felipe Cano (Univ. Valladolid, Spain)
Jean-Francois Mattei (Univ. Toulouse, France)
Julio Rebelo (Univ. Toulouse, France)
Helena Reis (Univ. Porto, Portugal)
This workshop is part of the CODY Autumn in Warsaw mini-semester.
There is a link from that web page to the registration form - the deadline for registration is 25th July. The registration form gives you the option of offering a talk for the workshop. We also expect to run a poster session at some point during the week.
There is funding from CODY to support some local expenses for some participants.
Organizers:
Janina Kotus
Phil Rippon
Gwyneth Stallard
Bryn Mawr College will host a conference on the occasion of John Oxtoby's centennial on the Bryn Mawr campus. The Saturday conference will have three parts. The first part consists of morning talks in dynamics addressed to mathematicians, the second part consists of two early afternoon talks addressed to a general audience, with undergraduate students specially encouraged to attend. The third part consists of mid to late afternoon research talks in dynamics. The Sunday conference will consist of a morning session of talks in dynamics. The speakers include Tim Austin, Ethan Akin, Robert Devaney, Jane Hawkins, Fern Hunt, Mike Keane, Dan Mauldin, Nelson Markley, Kyewon Park, V.S. Prasad, and Susan Williams.
There will be a banquet Saturday night on the Bryn Mawr campus. Please see the following website for information and registration.
http://williams.edu/Mathematics/csilva/Oxtoby_Centennial_Conf.htm
Principal Lecturer: John Erik Fornaess
Invited Speakers: Marco Abate and Loredana Lanzani
This seminar is the tenth in a sequence of yearly analysis meetings organized each fall by the Departments of Mathematics at the University of Kansas and Kansas State University. The goal is to provide an opportunity for scientific exchange and cooperation among analysts.
There will be time allocated for short contributed talks by participants. Priority will be given to graduate and postdoctoral students and those in early stages of their careers.
Some support for participants provided by National Science Foundation will be available. The information is now posted in the conference website.
For more information please visit:
http://math.dept.ku.edu/conferences/prairie/prairie10/
Organizers:
Estela A. Gavosto, KU
Marianne Korten, KSU
Charles Moore, KSU
Rodolfo H. Torres, KSU