Mathematical Sciences: Probability and Harmonic Analysis Conference

9504250平斯基摘要该项目支持将于1995年10月20-21日在伊利诺伊州埃文斯顿的西北大学举行的第十七届中西部概率学术讨论会。研讨会是在西北大学举行的一年一度的聚会，来自五大湖地区以及美国和加拿大其他地区的75-100名概率理论专家参加。1995年的节目由纽约大学库兰特研究所的查尔斯·纽曼担任主要演讲人，威斯康星大学的大卫·格里菲斯和克劳迪娅·纽豪瑟作为其他特邀演讲人。纽曼将就首次通过渗流理论、格里菲思关于门槛增长动力学和Neuhauser关于空间竞争过程发表演讲。NSF的支持针对的是研究生的津贴，以及被邀请的演讲者的酬金。该项目支持将于1995年10月20-21日在伊利诺伊州埃文斯顿的西北大学举行的第十七届中西部概率研讨会。研讨会是在西北大学举行的一年一度的聚会，来自五大湖地区以及美国和加拿大其他地区的75-100名概率理论专家参加。1995年的节目由纽约大学库兰特研究所的查尔斯·纽曼担任主要演讲人，威斯康星大学的大卫·格里菲斯和克劳迪娅·纽豪瑟作为其他特邀演讲人。他们的讲座将围绕受生物模型启发的主题。NSF的支持针对的是研究生的津贴，以及被邀请的演讲者的酬金。

9504250 Pinsky Abstract This project supports the seventeenth annual Midwest Probability Colloquium, to be held at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois on October 20-21, 1995. The Colloquium is an annual gathering, at Northwestern, of 75-100 experts in probability theory from the Great Lakes region and other parts of the U.S. and Canada. The 1995 program features Charles Newman of New York University's Courant Institute as the main speaker, with David Griffeath and Claudia Neuhauser--both of the University of Wisconsin--as other invited speakers. Newman will speak on first passage percolation theory, Griffeath on threshold growth dynamics and Neuhauser on spatial competition processes. The NSF support is targeted toward stipends for graduate students, as well as honoraria for invited speakers. This project supports the seventeenth annual Midwest Probability Colloquium, to be held at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois on October 20-21, 1995. The Colloquium is an annual gathering, at Northwestern, of 75-100 experts in probability theory from the Great Lakes region and other parts of the U.S. and Canada. The 1995 program features Charles Newman of New York University's Courant Institute as the main speaker, with David Griffeath and Claudia Neuhauser--both of the University of Wisconsin--as other invited speakers. Their lectures will be on topics inspired by biological models. The NSF support is targeted toward stipends for graduate students, as well as honoraria for invited speakers.