February Fourier Talks, 2013

职务名称：2013年2月傅立叶讲座：该奖项为2月傅立叶讲座（FFT）系列的第八次会议和关于“无相位重建”的卫星研讨会提供支持。“2013年FFT将于2013年2月21日至22日在马里兰州大学帕克分校举行，随后将于2013年2月23日至25日举行无相重建研讨会。FFT是谐波分析师的高级论坛，将他们的工作带给来自工业和政府机构的科学家。此外，它允许应用和纯谐波分析专家熟悉需要数学公式和解决方案的最新问题。最后，它向年轻的数学家和科学家介绍了应用和纯调和分析。更多信息，包括发言者和摘要，注册信息和过去会议的档案列表，可以在会议网页上找到：www.fft2013.org。无相重建研讨会将汇集谐波分析，量子信息理论和电气工程社区的研究人员，讨论无相测量有效信号重建的新发展。二月傅立叶会谈直接鼓励在工业和政府工作的数学家和科学家之间的对话和合作。会议的结构包括三个主要讲座和十六个30分钟的特邀演讲。会议鼓励和财政支持学生的参与，最近的博士。获奖者和数学代表性不足的群体的成员。无相重构研讨会的结构与FFT类似，并允许参与者有充足的讨论时间。更多信息，包括发言者名单、摘要和登记信息，可在讲习班网页上查阅：http://www.norbertwiener.umd.edu/FFT/2013/phaseless.html。

Title: February Fourier Talks 2013:This award provides support for the eighth meeting in the February Fourier Talks (FFT) series and a satellite Workshop on "Phaseless Reconstruction." The 2013 FFT will be held February 21-22, 2013, at the University of Maryland, College Park, and will be followed by the Workshop on Phaseless Reconstruction to be held February 23 - 25, 2013. The FFT is a high-level forum for harmonic analysts to bring their work to scientists from industry and government agencies. In addition, it allows experts in applied and pure harmonic analysis to become familiar with the latest problems in need of mathematical formulation and solution. Finally, it introduces young mathematicians and scientists to applied and pure harmonic analysis. More information, including a list of speakers and abstracts, registration information, and an archive of past conferences, can be found at the conference webpage: www.fft2013.org. The Workshop on Phaseless Reconstruction will bring together researchers from harmonic analysis, quantum information theory, and electrical engineering communities to discuss new development on efficient signal reconstruction from phaseless measurements. The February Fourier Talks directly encourage dialogue and collaboration between mathematicians and scientists working in industry and government. The structure of the conference consists of three main lectures and sixteen 30 minute invited talks. The conference encourages and financially supports participation by students, recent Ph.D. recipients, and members of groups underrepresented in mathematics. The workshop on Phaseless Reconstruction is structured in a similar manner to the FFT, and allows ample discussion time among the participants. More information, including a list of speakers and abstracts and registration information is available at the workshop webpage: http://www.norbertwiener.umd.edu/FFT/2013/phaseless.html.