Collaborative Research: GPOTS Special Meetings 2009/2010; High-Altitude Training for the Next Generation of Operator Theorists and Operator Algebraists

位于博尔德的科罗拉多大学和科罗拉多大学的当地组织者 丹佛要求资助两个特别会议/特别年在运营商理论/运营商代数及其应用领域。这些特别会议延续了三十年来每年一度的大平原运营商理论研讨会系列（GPOTS）的传统。GPOTS研讨会已成为算子理论/算子代数领域的首要会议系列，每年有100至150名与会者。他们一直专注于重要的新发展和令人兴奋的开放问题，以刺激运营商社区，特别是新的研究人员在他们的职业生涯的早期。在2009年在CU博尔德和2010年在丹佛大学，PI？s将运行研讨会作为连续的基石？特殊年份？在这段时间里他们会集中精力跑步GPOTS研讨会？带进来吗GPOTS座谈会？演讲者和研究人员来自主要机构谁赞助了GPOTS在过去几十年。它们还将为自己和姐妹机构的研究生提供培训机会。这项建议要求提供财政支助，主要用于支助专题讨论会活动的与会者，还支助特别年专题讨论会的参观者，并支助研究生参加讲习班。两个GPOTS特别会议/特别研究年将加强对培训研究生和激励我们自己和姐妹机构的初级教师至关重要的活动。专题讨论会本身将于2009年6月在博尔德的科罗拉多大学举行，并于2010年6月在丹佛大学举行。

AbstractFarsi/LatremoliereThe local organizers at the University of Colorado at Boulder and at the University of Denver request funding for two Special Meetings/Special Years in the area of operator theory/operator algebras and their applications. These Special Meetings continue the tradition of the annual Great Plains Operator Theory Symposia series (GPOTS) spanning three decades. The GPOTS Symposia have become a premier conference series in the fields of operator theory/operator algebras that host anywhere from 100 to 150 participants each year. They have consistently focused on important new developments and on exciting open problems to stimulate the operator community, especially new researchers in the early part of their careers. During 2009 at CU Boulder and 2010 at the University of Denver, the PI?s will run the Symposia as cornerstones of consecutive ?Special Years?, during which they will run focused ?GPOTS Seminars? and bring in ?GPOTS Colloquia? speakers and researchers from the main institutions who have sponsored GPOTS through the past decades. They will also sponsor training opportunities for graduate students of their own and of sister institutions. This proposal is requesting financial support, to be mostly given towards participant support for the symposia activities, with support also going towards Special Year Colloquium visitors and support for graduate students to attend workshops. The two GPOTS Special Meetings/Special Research Years will enhance activities that are vital for training graduate students and motivating junior faculty of both our own and sister institutions. The Symposia themselves will be held at the University of Colorado, Boulder in June 2009 and at the University of Denver in June 2010.