The Young Analysts Meeting of the Southeast and the Southeastern Analysis Meeting

建议：DMS-9970541首席研究员：李永雪摘要：以“东南部青年分析家会议（YAMS）和东南部分析会议”为标题举行的会议的目的是为青年数学家提供一个论坛，收集和交流有关数学最新发现的信息，重点是一般分析和泛函分析。这是目标的YAMS介绍下一代的分析师在东南地区的美国-研究生，博士后，初级教师-现有的社区运营商理论家和功能分析师在该国的一部分，从而建立联系，这将有助于成员的年轻一代在他们的数学发展。一个典型的YAMS会议的持续时间是五到六天。该计划通常是围绕一个主要发言人，谁提供了一系列的五个或六个小时长的讲座。由10名高级和10名初级特邀演讲者分别进行40分钟和30分钟的演讲，填写了该计划。YAMS的组织者特别努力吸引最近的博士和研究生参加会议。他们希望YAMS将为研究生和更有经验的研究人员提供一个独特的机会，以获得有价值的接触算子理论/算子代数领域的一些令人兴奋的进展。东南分析会议（SEAM）在过去的15年里每年都在该地区的许多地点举行，在大多数情况下都得到了NSF的部分支持。会议的目的是鼓励在各个分析领域的最新发展和想法的交流，特别注意初级教师和研究生的数学发展。

Proposal: DMS-9970541Principal Investigator: Wing Suet LiAbstract: The purpose of the conferences that are held under the title "Young Analysts Meeting of the Southeast (YAMS) and the Southeastern Analysis Meeting" is to provide a forum for young mathematicians to gather and exchange information about recent discoveries in mathematics, with a focus on analysis in general and functional analysis in particular. It is the goal of YAMS to introduce the next generation of analysts in the southeastern region of the U.S. -- graduate students, postdocs, junior faculty -- to the existing community of operator theorists and functional analysts in that part of the country, thereby establishing contacts that will be of help to members of the younger generation in their mathematical development. The duration of a typical YAMS conference is five or six days. The program is normally built around a principal speaker, who delivers a series of five or six hour-long lectures. Talks by ten senior and ten junior invited speakers of lengths 40 and 30 minutes, respectively, fill out the program. The YAMS organizers make special efforts to attract recent Ph.D.s and graduate students as participants in the conferences. Their hope is that YAMS will provide a unique opportunity for graduate students and more experienced researchers alike to gain valuable exposure to some of the exciting advances in the operator theory/operator algebras field. The Southeastern Analysis Meeting (SEAM) has been held annually at numerous venues in the region for the past fifteen years, in most cases with the help of partial support from the NSF. The purpose of the meeting is to encourage the interchange of the latest developments and ideas in various areas of analysis, with special attention directed to the mathematical development of junior faculty and graduate students.