UAB-GIT International Conference on Differential Equations and Mathematical Physics

摘要UAB-佐治亚理工学院关于微分方程和数学物理的国际会议致力于线性和非线性偏微分方程组及其与数学物理的关系的一般领域的主题。课程包括多粒子薛定谔算符的分析、物质的稳定性、相对论、量子场理论、光谱和散射理论(包括光谱几何)、逆问题、Korteweg-de Vries方程以及相关课题。这一系列会议非常成功地将来自世界各地的学者聚集在一起，在一个活跃的领域进行富有成效的科学交流，在这个领域，现代数学分析开始处理具有科学重要性的问题。通常，会议将吸引来自20多个不同国家的与会者。自1992年以来，它现在是阿拉巴马大学伯明翰分校和佐治亚理工学院的联合项目。本系列的下一次会议将于1994年3月13日至17日在伯明翰的阿拉巴马大学举行。3月11日至12日，阿拉巴马大学塔斯卡卢萨分校将在阿拉巴马州举办一次由NSF EPSCoR支持的常微分方程式研讨会，计划在UAB-佐治亚理工学院国际会议开始之前提前到达的与会者参加。3月18日至19日，美国数学学会的一次地区性会议将在肯塔基大学举行，会上将举行关于微分方程和数学量子理论的特别会议。许多人已经计划参加其中的两到三个会议。

Abstract The UAB-Georgia Tech International Conference on Differential Equations and Mathematical Physics is devoted to topics in the general area of linear and nonlinear partial differential equations and their relation to mathematical physics. This will include topics such as the analysis of multiparticle Schroedinger operators, stability of matter, relativity theory, quantum field theory, spectral and scattering theory including spectral geometry, inverse problems, Korteweg-de Vries equations, as well as related topics. This conference series has been very successful in bringing together scholars from around the world for fruitful scientific exchange in an active area in which modern mathematical analysis comes to grips with problems of scientific importance. Typically, the conference will attract participants from over twenty different countries. Since 1992, it is now a joint project between The University of Alabama at Birmingham and The Georgia Institute of Technology. The next conference in this series will take place at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, 13-17 March 1994. On March 11-12, the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, will hold a workshop supported by NSF EPSCoR in Alabama on ordinary differential equations, which was planned for participants who will arrive early before the beginning of the UAB-Georgia Tech International Conference. On March 18-19, a regional meeting of the American Mathematical Society will take place at the University of Kentucky with special sessions in differential equations and mathematical quantum theory. Many people have planned to participate in two or three of these conferences.