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Dynamical Systems: 100 years after Poincaré
Dynamical Systems Group, University of Oviedo, Gijón, Spain
September 3 - 7, 2012

Early registration: 15/02/2012-15/06/2012
Abstracts submission: 15/02/2012-30/04/2012

The conference is organized by the Dynamical Systems Group at the University of Oviedo.The aim is to bring together a broad group of scientists working in the field of dynamical systems on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the death of Henri Poincaré.

All topics related with dynamical systems are considered but focusing on local and global bifurcations in discrete and continuous dynamical systems, planar vector fields and celestial mechanics.
Applications to real-world problems will be highlighted. The conference will promote the diffusion of recent developments and future perspectives.

There will be ten keynote speakers, sixty-four 30-minutes contributed talks in two parallel sessions and also two poster sessions. Plenary speakers are experts chosen from different areas of Dynamical Systems.

In behalf of the Organizing Committee,

Santiago Ibсёez

Recent Progress in Lagrangian & Hamiltonian Dynamics
Ecole normale Superieure de Lyon
June 4 - 9, 2012

A conference in honor of John Mather's 70th Birthday

This is the first announcement for the conference. People interested should send a mail at conference.mather70 AT ens-lyon.fr to receive the second announcement which will give a link for registration on the web page. We can support some local expenses for some people (mainly room and lunch), however if participants can use their own funds we will be able to support more people. We apologize for multiple copies sent to the same person. Please advertise widely around you.

PLEASE REPLY ONLY TO THE FOLLOWING EMAIL:
conference.mather70@ens-lyon.fr

Sponsors: Ecole Normale Superieure, Labex MiLyon, NSF, Michael Brin
Foundation, Institut Universitaire de Lyon, UMPA, Region Rhine-Alpes.

Confirmed Speakers

Arnaud, Marie-Claude (Avignon)
Bangert, Victor (Freiburg)
Bernard, Patrick (Paris 9)
Bessi, Ugo (Roma)
Bolotin, Sergey (Wisconsin-Madison)
Carneiro, Mario (Belo Horizonte)
Cheng, Chong-Qing (Nanjing University)
Contreras, Gonzalo (Guanajuato)
De la Llave, Rafael (Georgia Tech)
Delshams, Amadeu  (Politicnica de Catalunya)
Du Plessis, Andrew  (Aarhus)
Eliasson, Hakan (Paris 7)
Fefferman, Charles (Princeton)
F?joz, Jacques (Paris 9)
Forni, Giovanni (Maryland)
Iturriaga, Renato (Guanajuato)
Katok, Anatole (PennState)
Khanin, Konstantin (Toronto)
Le Calvez (Paris 6)
Moeckel, Richard (Minnesota)
Polterovich, Leonid (Chicago)
Sorrentino, Alfonso (Cambridge)
Tretschev, Dmitry (Moscow)
Seara, Tere (Barcelona)
Villani, Cedric (Lyon & IHP, Paris)
Yoccoz, Jean-Christophe (College de France)
Young Lai-Sang (Courant)
Ke Zhang (Toronto)

Scientific Committee

Alain Chenciner (Paris 7 et Observatoire)
Albert Fathi (ENS-Lyon & IUF)
Vadim Kaloshin (Maryland)
Dennis Sullivan (CUNY & Stonybrook)
Edi Zehnder (ETH Zurich)

Organizing Committee

Virginia Gallardo-Gonzalves (ENS-Lyon)
Magalie Le Borgne (ENS-Lyon)
Pierre Pageault (ENS-Lyon)
Alfonso Sorrentino (Cambridge)

Progress and Problems in Dynamics
University of Houston, Medical Center, Hilton, Houston TX
May 14 - 16, 2012

The aim of the workshop is to review progress and potential topics ripe for cross fertilization and development in the areas of probabilistic dynamics, network dynamics and hybrid dynamic systems.  Participants include a core of experts in the modern statistical theory of dynamical systems complemented by experts in specific areas in dynamics and applications (heteroclinic phenomena, cycling chaos, adaptive networks, control, spatially extended systems, and piecewise smooth dynamics).

A priority of the workshop is to involve graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty interested in dynamics and applications.  We anticipate being able to fund travel and accommodation for members of this group (see under support below and note that we expect to know the funding situation in the very near future; we strongly recommend applying now for support).

The workshop will take place at the Hilton, Houston Medical Center.  So as to encourage interactions between participants, there will be no parallel sessions and talks will be structured so as to give ample time for discussion (see also under accommodation below).

Program and Schedule of Talks
    Participants
    Support (for graduates, postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty)
    Accommodation
    Travel
    Workshop Dinner

Organizing Committee

    Sheena Branton
    Michael Field
    Gemunu Gunaratne
    Preethi Gunaratne
    Matthew Nicol
    Andrew Torok

From Dynamics to Complexity
Fields Institute, Toronto, Canada
May 7 - 11, 2012

A conference celebrating the work of Mike Shub

Organizing Committee:

Jean-Pierre Dedieu (University Paul Sabatier)
Teresa Krick (Department of Mathematics, University of Buenos Aires)
Charles Pugh (Department of Mathematics, Northwestern University)
Amie Wilkinson (Department of Mathematics, Northwestern University)

Geometric and Algebraic Structures in Mathematics (Celebrating Dennis Sullivan's 70th Birthday)
Stony Brook University, Stony Brook NY
May 26 - June 4, 2011

The Conference will cover various areas of Dennis Sullivan's interests, and will be structured as a series of coherent mini-programs centered around a set of mini-courses.

Mini-courses:
* Diffeomorphism groups from a homotopical viewpoint (Ib Madsen, University of Copenhagen)
* QFT and string theory (Kevin Costello, Northwestern University)
* Rational homotopy theory (John Morgan, Simons Center for Geometry and Physics)
* Fluid Dynamics (Alexander Shnirelman, Concordia University)
* Rough Geometry (Bruce Kleiner, Courant Institute)
* Renormalization (Artur Avila, CNRS and IMPA, and Misha Lyubich, IMS)
* Sullivan's Dictionary (Dick Canary, University of Michigan)

For more information please visit the webpage of the conference:

http://www.math.stonybrook.edu/dennisfest/

Scientific Committee: John Milnor, Curt McMullen, Jim Stasheff, and all mini-course speakers.

Local organizers: Araceli Bonifant, Joshua Bowman, Misha Lyubich

Conference Internationale Geometrie Ergodique
Universite Paris-Sud 11, Orsay, France
May 23-27, 2011

Speakers:
J. Athreya, P-.E. Caprace, M. Einsiedler, A. Erschler, A. Gorodnick, Y. Guivarch, V. Kaimanovich, D. Kleinbock, E. Lindenstrauss, J. Marklof, N. Monod, A. Nevo, H. Oh, J.-F. Quint, N. Shah, Y. Shalom, A. Wienhard.

Scientific Committee:
Y. Benoist, F. Ledrappier, G. Margulis, S. Mozes

Organizers: 
E. Breuillard, F. Dal'Bo, F. Labourie, F. Paulin, B. Weiss

Conference on Holomorphic and Hamiltonian Dynamical systems
Porquerolles, France
May 1-7, 2011

Organizers:  Arnaud Cheritat, Xavier Buff and Patrick Bernard

Trends in Dynamics
Northwestern University, Evanston
April 27 - May 1, 2011

Workshop on Discrete Methods in Ergodic Theory
Northwestern University, Evanston IL
February 24-25, 2011

Frontiers in Complex Dynamics: Celebrating John Milnor's 80th birthday
BIRS and Banff Conference Centre, Alberta, CA
February 20-26, 2011

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

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