New Mexico Analysis Seminars

DMS 431484新墨西哥大学题目：新墨西哥州分析研讨会PI：Maria C Pereyra等摘要新墨西哥州大学数学与统计系将继续举办新墨西哥州分析研讨会，这是一个分析方面的年度会议。 该提案将涵盖2004年至2006年的方案。在过去六年中，在阿尔伯克基和拉斯克鲁塞斯成功举办了六次新墨西哥州分析研讨会。在成功举办了由当地资源资助的会议之后，最近三次会议由NSF赞助。我们已经达到了一个阶段，需要外部资金来维持研讨会的增长和质量。第一次会议将于2004年10月在阿尔伯克基与AMS会议同时举行。主要发言人是P.鲍曼和L.卡波尼亚第二次会议将于2005年5月与拉斯克鲁塞斯举行的CBMS-NSF会议联合举行，并将以T。涛. 2006年春季，我们将恢复正常的日程安排，大部分资金将用于支付参加会议的与会者的旅费和演讲者的旅费。研讨会为年轻研究人员提供了一种令人振奋但不令人生畏的气氛。它有助于促进数学家在该领域内外的互动。鼓励参与的研究生在与分析有关的领域进行研究。由于这些年度会议，西南分析师的网络得到了发展。主要目标之一是，并一直是，为研究生提供接触分析研究的前沿，并使研讨会成为他们展示工作的工具。组织者坚定地致力于鼓励研究生，女性，和少数民族参与数学科学在未来的研讨会。过去和未来的主要发言者名单以及简短的演讲主题表明从广义上讲，分析的活力和组织者使这次会议成为展示该领域最新重大成果的论坛的决心。

DMS 431484University of New MexicoTitle: New Mexico Analysis SeminarsPI: Maria C Pereyra et alABSTRACT The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of New Mexico will continue the New Mexico Analysis Seminar, an annual conference in Analysis. This proposal will cover the program from 2004 through 2006.Six successful New Mexico Analysis Seminars have been held in Albuquerque and Las Cruces over the last six years. After successful conferences funded by local sources, thelast three conferences have been sponsored by NSF.We have reached a stage where outside funding is necessary to sustain the growth and quality of the seminars.The first conference will be held simultaneously with an AMS meeting in Albuquerque in October 2004. The main speakers are P. Bauman and L. Capogna. The second conference will be joint witha CBMS-NSF conference to be held Las Cruces in May 2005, and have as centerpiece the lectures of T. Tao. In Spring 2006 we will return to our regular schedule.A large portion of the funds will be used to pay for the travel expenses of the participants attending the conferences, and for the lecturers. The seminar has provided an invigorating but not intimidating atmosphere for young researchers. It has helped foster interactions among mathematicians in the area and beyond. Participating graduate students have been encouraged to pursue studies in areas related to analysis. Thenetwork of Southwestern analysts has grown as a result ofthese annual meetings. One of the main objectives is, and has been, to provide graduate studentswith exposure to the forefronts of research in analysis, and to make theseminar a vehicle for them to present their work.The organizers are deeply committed to encourage graduate students, female, and minority participation in the mathematical sciences in future seminars.The list of past and future main speakers as well as the topics of the short talks demonstrate the vitality of Analysis taken in a broad sense and thedetermination of the organizers to make this conference a forum for the presentation of the latest significant results in the area.