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IWOTA Lancaster 2020: International Workshop on Operator Theory and its Applications to be held at Lancaster from 17th to 21st August 2020

IWOTA Lancaster 2020：算子理论及其应用国际研讨会将于 2020 年 8 月 17 日至 21 日在兰卡斯特举行

基本信息

批准号：
EP/T007524/1
负责人：
Gordon Blower
金额：
$ 5.04万
依托单位：
Lancaster University
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2020 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FT007524%2F1
关键词：
IWOTA Lancaster 2020 International Workshop

项目摘要

Operator theory has developed alongside electrical engineering and control theory. An early application of advanced analysis to communications is Whittaker's sampling theorem from 1908. In the 1970s, political and cultural factors inhibited the exchange of ideas between mathematicians and engineers in Eastern Europe and Western countries. In 1981, J. W. Helton founded the International Workshop on Operator Theory and Applications as a satellite of the Mathematical Theory of Network and Systems. Since then, IWOTA has grown and has become established as a major scientific organization in operator theory, that holds annual meetings with regular participants who guide the development of the subject through their publications and involvement in scientific journals. In 2004, the EPSRC supported the only previous meeting of IWOTA in the UK, at Newcastle. Recently, operator theory has grown in China, as evidenced by the IWOTA in Shanghai in 2019 with 352 participants. Israel Gohberg was the driving force behind the development of IWOTA, and Gohberg's scientific legacy will be honoured by a memorial lecture at Lancaster by Vern Paulsen of the Institute of Quantum Computing at the University of Waterloo in Canada. In August 2020, MTNS is holding its biennial meeting in Cambridge. It is therefore opportune for IWOTA to meet in the United Kingdom, and for analysts in the UK to reassert their position at the forefront of the subject, and strengthen their links with colleagues in USA, India, Europe and China. Scientific organization The local organizing committee for this workshop includes members from Lancaster, Newcastle and King's College London, have the largest groups of analysts in the UK, with 26 academic staff. The IWOTA steering committee consists of senior mathematicians who have organized previous workshops. Following detailed discussions between the PI and the IWOTA convenor J. W. Helton in Shanghai, the IWOTA Steering Committee approved the scientific agenda in this proposal. The organizers of special sessions were selected according to their willingness to create a coherent and attractive agenda of research activity and talks. The scientific agenda is based upon Special Sessions at which participants will consider specific aspects of operator theory and its applications. From the suggested talks by participants, the Special Session Leaders will select titles for talks and abstracts in advance of the meeting. The topics have been selected by the local organizers in conjunction with the IWOTA Steering Committee so as to develop further the success of previous special sessions on established topics and stimulate progress on newly emerging topics. This will stimulate the development of operator theory within the UK. The UK already has established research groups in spectral theory for differential operators and operator algebras, and we expect that UK researchers will play a prominent role in these sessions. However, the UK has not yet developed research groups in topics such as free algebraic geometry, and the workshop will help to raise awareness of these new areas and create new opportunities for research, particularly for early career researchers from the UK. The plenary and semi plenary speakers are established experts on topics related to the special sessions. They have been chosen from several countries, reflecting the importance of operator theory as a scientific endeavour and the international character of the workshop. SPECIAL SESSIONS Operator spaces, quantized function theory and noncommutative Lp spaces Operator algebrasOperator algebras in quantum theoryNoncommutative probability and Random MatricesOperator semigroups and functional calculusSpectral theory for differential operatorsOperators on analytic function spaces and related applications Hilbert space operator theory and complex geometryFree algebraic geometry Emerging topicsEarly Career Researchers

算子理论与电气工程和控制理论一起发展。高级分析在通信中的一个早期应用是1908年惠特克的抽样定理。在20世纪70年代，政治和文化因素阻碍了东欧和西方国家的数学家和工程师之间的思想交流。1981年，J. W.赫尔顿创立了算子理论和应用国际研讨会，作为网络和系统数学理论的卫星。从那时起，IWOTA已经成长并已成为运营商理论的主要科学组织，与定期参与者举行年度会议，他们通过出版物和参与科学期刊来指导该主题的发展。2004年，EPSRC支持了IWOTA在英国纽卡斯尔举行的唯一一次会议。最近，运营商理论在中国得到了发展，2019年在上海举行的IWOTA有352名参与者。Israel Gohberg是IWOTA开发背后的推动力，Gohberg的科学遗产将由加拿大滑铁卢大学量子计算研究所的Vern Paulsen在兰开斯特举行纪念讲座。2020年8月，MTNS将在剑桥举行两年一次的会议。因此，IWOTA在英国举行会议，英国的分析师重申他们在该主题前沿的地位，并加强与美国，印度，欧洲和中国同事的联系，是非常合适的。本次研讨会的当地组委会包括来自兰开斯特、纽卡斯尔和伦敦国王学院的成员，这些学院拥有英国最大的分析师群体，共有26名学术人员。IWOTA指导委员会由组织过以前讲习班的高级数学家组成。在PI和IWOTA召集人J. W.在上海Helton，IWOTA指导委员会批准了这一建议的科学议程。特别会议的组织者是根据他们是否愿意制定一个连贯和有吸引力的研究活动和会谈议程而选定的。科学议程是基于特别会议，与会者将考虑运营商理论及其应用的具体方面。特别会议领导人将在会前从与会者建议的演讲中选定演讲题目和摘要。这些专题是由当地组织者与国际海洋法学会指导委员会一起选定的，以便进一步发展以往关于既定专题的特别会议的成功经验，并促进在新出现的专题方面取得进展。这将刺激英国运营商理论的发展。英国已经建立了微分算子和算子代数谱理论的研究小组，我们希望英国的研究人员将在这些会议中发挥突出作用。然而，英国还没有在自由代数几何等主题上建立研究小组，研讨会将有助于提高对这些新领域的认识，并为研究创造新的机会，特别是为英国的早期职业研究人员。全体会议和半全体会议的发言人是与特别会议有关的专题的专家。他们是从几个国家选出的，反映了经营者理论作为一项科学工作的重要性和讲习班的国际性质。特殊课程算子空间，量子化函数理论和非交换Lp空间算子代数量子理论中的算子代数非交换概率和随机矩阵算子半群和泛函微积分微分算子的谱理论解析函数空间上的算子及其相关应用希尔伯特空间算子理论和复几何自由代数几何新兴主题早期职业研究人员