U.S.-Argentina Workshop in Lie Groups and Quantum Groups; Cordoba, Argentina, August, 1995

9503118沃尔夫这个美国-阿根廷联合研讨会将资助约瑟夫·A·沃尔夫博士、加州大学伯克利分校的约瑟夫·A·沃尔夫博士和其他9名美国科学家参加将于1995年8月在阿根廷科尔多瓦举行的关于李群和量子群的研讨会的旅费。沃尔夫博士是美国的组织者，阿根廷的联合组织者是阿根廷科尔多瓦大学数学、天文学和物理学院FAMAF的Juan Tirao博士和Roberto Miatello博士。一些出版费用也将得到支持。李理论是数学的核心领域之一，在调和分析、微分几何、数论和物理学中有着广泛的应用，在应用数学中也占有重要的地位。在南美洲，这一地区有几个出色的活动中心，特别是在阿根廷和智利。研讨会将汇集国际知名的美国和阿根廷研究人员，他们将讨论该领域的最新发展，并将为美国和拉丁美洲科学家之间的一些联合研究项目奠定基础。该计划将包括专家和专题讲座，以及参与者之间的正式和非正式讨论。除了资深研究人员外，来自美国、阿根廷、巴西和智利的年轻科学家和研究生也将参加。培训和发展这些学生将是研讨会的另一个主要方面。在一个重要的数学领域，美国和拉丁美洲的科学家和学生将从这种互动中受益。***

9503118 Wolf This U.S.-Argentina Joint Workshop will support travel expenses related to the participation of Dr. Joseph A. Wolf, UC at Berkeley and nine other U.S. scientists in a Workshop in Lie Groups and Quantum Groups, to be held in Cordoba, Argentina in August, 1995. Dr. Wolf is the U.S. organizer, the Argentine co-organizers are Drs. Juan Tirao and Roberto Miatello, of FAMAF, the Faculty of Mathematics, Astronomy and Physics of the University of Cordoba, Argentina. Some publication expenses will also be supported. Lie theory is one of the central areas of mathematics, with a wide range of applications in harmonic analysis, differential geometry, number theory and physics, and also plays an important role in applied mathematics. In South America there are several excellent centers of activity in this area, notably in Argentina and Chile. The workshop will bring together internationally known U.S. and Argentine researchers, who will discuss recent developments in the field, and will set the stage for a number of joint research projects between U.S. and Latin American scientists. The program will include specialist and topical lectures, as well as formal and informal discussions among the participants. In addition to senior researchers, young scientists and graduate students from the U.S., Argentina, Brazil and Chile will participate. Training and development of these students will be another major aspect of the workshop. U.S. as well as Latin American scientists and students will benefit from this interaction, in an important area of mathematics. ***