Georgia Institute of Technology

During June 18-July 6, 2012, the School of Mathematics will host the 2012 IMA Participating Institutions Summer Program for Graduate Students in Algebraic Geometry for Applications. The program will be structured around a course in computational algebraic geometry, treating foundational material as well as current applications. The foundations will include introductions to Gröbner bases, numerical algebraic geometry, semidefinite programming and real algebraic geometry, and tropical geometry.   more...

The Topology Students Workshop will feature research talks by leading mathematicians in geometry and topology, and will have hands-on training and panel discussions on professional development topics such as:    more...

The Georgia Tech School of Mathematics will host the 6th Annual Graduate Student Probability Conference (GSPC) from April 27 - 29, 2012. The conference is open to all graduate students and post-doctoral fellows interested in probability. The two keynote speakers are:

• Professor Jean Bertoin, Universität Zürich
• Professor Craig Tracy, University of California

Conference objectives are:    more...

28th Southeastern Analysis Meeting

SEAM 28 will be hosted by the University of Alabama on March 9-10, 2012. The meeting has a rich history and its main purpose is to bring together experienced researchers, junior faculty, and graduate students to discuss recent work and advances in Operator Theory, Classical Complex Analysis, Harmonic Analysis, Function Theoretic Operator Theory, and related areas. The conference will begin the morning of March 9 and go into the afternoon of March 10.

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A workshop on Tropical Geometry will take place at Centro Internacional de Encuentros Matematicos (CIEM) in Spain, on December 12-16, 2011. The objective is to bring together leading experts in the field in order to promote Tropical Geometry within the Iberian mathematical community. There will be mentoring opportunities for students and young researchers. The program consists of 4 talks per day by senior researchers.   more...

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The 15th International Conference on Random Structures and Algorithms RS&A 2011 will be held at Emory University, May 24-28 (Tuesday-Saturday) 2011 and is co-organized by Emory University, Georgia Institute of Technology and Adam Mickiewicz University.    more...

Georgia Tech School of Mathematics will host the 5th Annual Graduate Student Probability Conference (GSPC) from April 29 - May 1, 2011. The conference is open to all graduate students and post-doctoral fellows interested in probability.   more...

Emory University, the Georgia Institute of Technology and Georgia State University will host a series of 9 mini-conferences on combinatorics and graph theory from November, 2010 - April 2013. The conferences will stress a variety of areas and feature one prominent researcher giving 2 fifty minute lectures and 4 outstanding southern researchers each giving one fifty minute lecture.   more...

The Southeast Geometry Seminar is a series of semiannual one-day events focusing on geometric analysis. These events are hosted in rotation by the following institutions:

• The University of Alabama at Birmingham
• The Georgia Institute of Technology
• Emory University
• The University of Tennessee Knoxville

This event will be held on April 10, 2011 at Emory University    more...

SEAM 27 will be held in conjuction with John Conway Day on Thursday March 17, 2011 on the occassion of his upcoming retirement in recognition of his influence on function theoretic operator theory, his many students and collaborators, and for contributions to SEAM. The combined meeting will take place on the University of Florida campus from the morning of March 17 through the afternoon of March 19, 2011. Visit the SEAM 27 website for complete details.   more...

The theory of aperiodic media is a cornerstone of solid state physics and wonderfully rich in the variety of the mathematical techniques involved. Aperiodicity allows a better understanding of properties of such media, but still a large number of challenging questions remains open. We wish to unite experts from different communities to exhibit the state of the art and exchange ideas about aperiodic media. Lectures will include the following topics:

• The structural analysis of quasiperiodic media by K-theoretic and geometric means with applications to gap labelling theorems, spectral analysis and diffraction.

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The Southeast Geometry Seminar is a series of semiannual one-day events focusing on geometric analysis.   more...

Jeff Geronimo, Plamen Iliev, Doron Lubinsky, along with Thomas Bloom (University of Toronto) and Edward Saff (Vanderbilt University), are co-organizing the Banff International Research Station "New Perspectives in Univariate and Multivariate Orthogonal Polynom   more...

The Southeast Geometry Seminar is a series of semiannual one-day events focusing on geometric analysis. These events are hosted in rotation by the following institutions:

• The University of Alabama at Birmingham
• The Georgia Institute of Technology
• Emory University
• The University of Tennessee Knoxville

This event will be held on April 12, 2010 in the School of Mathematics at Georgia Tech, Skiles Building Room 269.    more...