Conference Service Mandl

abstract: This is a post-graduate intensive school on 'Constructive approximation, Optimization and Mathematical Modeling', to be held in Sevilla, Spain, from March 1 to May 28, 2010, proposed as an activity of IMUS (the Institute of Mathematics of the University of Sevilla) and sponsored by the INGENIO-CONSOLIDER program through i-math. The program consists of five Research Units: constructive approximation and special functions; modeling, numerical analysis and scientific computing; control of systems governed by differential equations; mathematical programming and bifurcation analysis of dynamical systems. There will be five specific courses and a research seminar. The main objective is doing research work under the supervision and guidance of an assigned academic tutor. Eventually, the proposed research problems could become the starting point of research or a doctoral thesis.

abstract: This school is primarily organized for graduate students and postdocs, but everybody is welcome. The core program consists of four minilectures by Rafael Benguria (Isoperimetric Inequalities for Eigenvalues of the Laplacian), Laszlo Erdos (Universality of Wigner Random Matrices), Michael Loss (Kinetic Theory and Kac's Master Equation), and Gunter Stolz (Localization in Disordered Media). Thanks to support by the University of Arizona and the NSF, we can contribute to the travel costs of many participants.

abstract: The geometric Langlands correspondence lies at the core of one of the most significant current interactions between geometry and physics, integrating far-reaching discoveries and conjectures originating in physics, geometry, representation theory and arithmetic. This advanced school is designed to deliver training on this interdisciplinary topic. It is targetted at graduate students, postdocs and researchers working in geometry and physics at an international level.

abstract: The aim of the Trimester COMBINATORICS and CONTROL 2010 is to accelerate the innovation at the interface of algebraic combinatorics, geometric control theory, and geometric numerical integration. The common focus is the role of combinatorial Hopf algebras, which in control build on functional expansions such as Fliess series, and the chronological calculus, extending classical Lie theory.

The trimester is a sequel of events including a school at Centro de Ciencias de Benasque Pedro Pascual (http://benasque.org/2010control/ ) which address this theme at various levels. Each part has limited capacity - for details please see the WWW- site http://dftuz.unizar.es/coco2010/ or contact the organizers directly.

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abstract: This one day course is the foundation to all presentations of statistical information. The basic principles of presenting information in tables, charts, maps and text are explained. These are illustrated and then reinforced through practical exercises.

abstract: The Summer School and Workshop 'Harmonic Analysis and Related Topics' is intended both to Ph.D. students and young researchers and also experts in various topics related to Harmonic Analysis and Function Spaces. Summer School includes three short courses: 'Sobolev, capacitary and isocapacitary inequalities' (Vladimir Maz'ya) 'Weighted problems for operators of Harmonic Analysis in some Banach Function Spaces' (Vakhtang Kokilashvili) 'Variable Lebesgue Spaces' (David Cruz-Uribe). The workshop is supposed to cover a number of topics in Harmonic Analysis, Function spaces and related areas.

abstract: The S3CM: Soria Summer School on Computational Mathematics is a series of annual international school mostly intended for Master, PhD students and Postdocs working on computationalmathematics. This year the meeting will be devoted to the topic "Algebraic Geometric Modelling in Information Theory" It will take place in the Campus of Soria of the Universidad de Valladolid and hosted by SINGACOM reseach group.

The AGMINT aim is to fill in the gap between the theoretical part of algebraic geometry and the applications to problem solving and computational modelling in engineering in signal processing and information theory which involve non trivial knowledgement of algebra and geometry. The students of this IP will receive both theoretical and practical formation in those topics and as it is traditional on the S3CM schools also in the software needed for dealing with those modelling problems.

abstract: The XXI School of Algebra, the 21st edition of the biannual Brazilian meeting of Algebraists, will take place at the University of Brasília, from July 25 to 31, 2010.

abstract: The school will cover different topics in non-commutative geometry and its connections with other areas of mathematics and physics, such as operator index theory, strings, representations, operator algebras, and K-Theory. As of December 2008, the following people have agreed in principle to come and give a course: Henrique Bursztyn, Joachim Cuntz, Pavel Etingof, Victor Ginzburg, Victor Kac, Max Karoubi, Henri Moscovici, Holger Reich, Nicolai Reshetikhin, Marc Rieffel, Jonathan Rosenberg, Georges Skandalis, Boris Tsygan.

abstract: Mathematics, Informational technology, Environmental sciences, Physics, Biology, Computer sciences

abstract: The scientific programme will consist of the following series of invited lectures: Pavel Drabek (Pilsen): Recent results on quasilinear differential equations Loukas Grafakos (Columbia, MO): Multilinear Harmonic Analysis Rosario Giuseppe Mingione (Parma): Non-linear aspects of Calderon-Zygmund theory Jani Onninen (Syracuse, NY): TBA Winfried Sickel (Jena): Spaces of functions with symmetry constraints Xavier Tolsa (Barcelona): Calderon-Zygmund theory with non doubling measures Participants will have the possibility to give short oral contributions.