53rd Spring Topology and Dynamical Systems Conference

亚拉巴马大学伯明翰分校（UAB）将于2019年3月14日至16日在亚拉巴马伯明翰举办第53届春季拓扑和动力系统会议（STDC）。STDC是一般拓扑学中历史最悠久的定期会议之一，始于1967年，并继续作为年度会议。 它吸引了国内外的参与者。 培训发展中心经常吸引150多人参加，经常超过200人。 有7个全体会议和12个半全体会议的会谈，在大多数领域的拓扑结构及其应用的既定研究人员。 鼓励在两个或两个以上研究领域之间进行对话。 在像美国这样的高科技社会，高水平的科学研究，特别是数学研究，是进一步发展的关键。会议是发展成功的和有竞争力的数学研究计划和年轻研究人员的教育的重要组成部分。STDC在许多参与者的成功和教育方面发挥了重要作用。会议将包括博士生，博士后学生以及初级数学家的贡献演讲，并将鼓励演讲者之间的多样性。 在拓扑学的子领域中有六个特别会议，包括拓扑学和图论中的一个新会议。更多信息和邀请参加可以在会议网站上找到：http://www.uab.edu/cas/mathematics/mathnews/stdc第53届春季拓扑和动力系统会议将运行六个特别会议：连续统理论，动力系统，几何拓扑，几何群论，SetTheoretic拓扑，拓扑和图论，将包括当代拓扑研究的大多数主题，以及突出拓扑和其他数学学科之间的联系。拓扑学和图论会议是今年第一次被列入。 玛丽艾伦鲁丁奖的赢家开始数学家将在这次会议上宣布，并将应邀给全体会议发言。 会议成功地加强了通常不相互作用的地区之间的重要联系。特别有效的是相互作用的动力系统和连续理论之间，几何拓扑和连续理论之间，几何拓扑和几何群论之间，以及集理论拓扑和连续理论。这些领域和图论之间的互动正在鼓励特别邀请演讲者谁可以在前领域和图论之间架起桥梁。STDC鼓励这些互动，为学生、博士后和初级数学家提供旅行支持，鼓励特别会议组织者在他们邀请的特别会议发言者中寻求多样性，该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并被认为是值得通过使用基金会的智力价值和更广泛的影响审查标准。

The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) will host the 53rd Annual Spring Topology and Dynamical Systems Conference (STDC), March 14-16, 2019 in Birmingham, Alabama. The STDC is one of the longest standing regular conferences in general topology, having started in 1967 and continuing as an annual conference. It attracts participants nationally and internationally. The STDC regularly attracts over 150 participants, and often over 200. There are 7 plenary talks and 12 semi-plenary talks in most areas of topology and its applications by established researchers. Talks bridging two or more research areas are encouraged. In a highly technological society like the USA, a high level science research, and in particular mathematics research, is crucial for further progress. Conferences are an essential part for developing successful and competitive research programs in mathematics and for the education of young researchers. The STDC has played an essential part in the success and education of many of its participants. The conference will include contributed talks by PhD students, post-doctoral students, as well as junior mathematicians, and will encourage diversity among speakers. There are six special sessions in subareas of topology including a new session in Topology and Graph Theory. More information and an invitation to participate may be found at the conference website: http://www.uab.edu/cas/mathematics/mathnews/stdc The 53rd Spring Topology and Dynamical Systems Conference will run six special sessions: Continuum Theory, Dynamical Systems, Geometric Topology, Geometric Group Theory, SetTheoretic Topology, and Topology and Graph Theory that will include most topics of contemporary research in topology as well as highlighting connections between topology and other mathematical subjects. The session on Topology and Graph Theory is being included for the first time this year. The winner of the Mary Ellen Rudin Award for a beginning mathematician will be announced at this meeting, and will be invited to give a plenary address. The conference has succeeded in strengthening major connections between areas which normally do not interact. Particularly effective have been interactions between dynamical systems and continuum theory, between geometric topology and continuum theory, between geometric topology and geometric group theory, and between set theoretic topology and continuum theory. The interaction between these areas and graph theory is being encouraged by particularly inviting speakers who can bridge between the former areas and graph theory. The STDC encourages these interactions by providing travel support to students, post-docs, and junior mathematicians, by encouraging the special session organizers to seek diversity in those they invite to speak in a special session, and by welcoming unsolicited submissions for speaking in a special session.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.