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Galyna Livshyts at glivshyts6@math.gatech.edu
Summary Sentence: Researchers from Israel, France, and US will gather to train young researchers in the newest developments in the field of Harmonic Analysis.
Full Summary: This workshop will feature five three-hour lecture courses. Several hours a day shall be allocated for research discussions in groups, on the topics related to the lecture courses. The participants shall be encouraged to propose problems for discussion before and during the conference.
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SoM logoThis workshop will feature five three-hour lecture courses. Several hours a day shall be allocated for research discussions in groups, on the topics related to the lecture courses. The participants shall be encouraged to propose problems for discussion before and during the conference.
Researchers at early stages in their career, such as graduate students, postdocs, and tenure track professors, are particularly encouraged to participate. Partial funding shall be available for travel and accommodation. More information shall be announced at a later date. You are invited to register for the workshop using the form below.
Shiri Artstein, Tel-Aviv University
Topic: Connections between Asymptotic Analysis, Symplectic Geometry and Billiards
Alexander Koldobsky, University of Missouri-Columbia
Topic: Fourier analysis in geometric tomography
Grigoris Paouris, Texas A&M University
Topic: Refinements of the concentration of measures under convexity
Stefanie Petermichl, The University of Toulouse
Topic: Weighted inequalities in Harmonic Analysis
Elsiabeth Werner, Case Western Reserve University
Topic: Floating bodies and approximation
For updated information and to register see the Conference Website : http://people.math.gatech.edu/~glivshyts6/page2.html
Additional Information:
Registered participants (as of August 2018)
This workshop is supported by: The NSF and The Georgia Institute of Technology.
