Pan-American Advanced Studies Institute on Analysis and Probability in Quantum Physics; Santiago, Chile; July 2006

这项由美国国家科学基金会和能源部共同支持的泛美高级研究所奖将于2006年7月22日至8月4日在智利圣地亚哥的智利天主教大学圣华金校区举行，题目是量子物理学中的分析和概率。由Peter D博士主持。根据肯塔基州大学的Hislop教授的说法，该研究所的第一部分将包括原子和分子数学物理学现代主题的迷你课程，重点是概率论和分析在现代数学物理学中的应用，如随机薛定谔和波算子，物质的稳定性和量子输运理论。这些课程由来自美洲的领先研究人员教授，将由学生自己的研究进行简短的演讲。参与者的招募将通过为PASI开发的网站、通讯和专业协会进行。研究所的第二部分将包括在同一地点与来自世界各地的主要研究人员举行一次密集讲习班。这将为学生提供在集中的环境中与研究人员互动的机会，并熟悉该领域的最新发展。微型课程讲座和讲习班论文的传播将通过网站和提交给专业学会的出版物进行。该研究所旨在促进美洲青年研究人员的发展，并促进半球数学家之间的进一步交流与合作。

This Pan-American Advanced Studies Institute (PASI) award, jointly supported by the NSF and the Department of Energy (DOE), will take place 22 July - 4 August 2006 at the San Joaquin Campus of the Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile in Santiago, Chile on the topic of Analysis and Probability in Quantum Physics. Organized by Dr. Peter D. Hislop of the University of Kentucky, the first part of the Institute will consist of mini courses on modern topics in the mathematical physics of atoms and molecules, with an emphasis on the use of probability theory and analysis in modern mathematical physics, in areas such as random Schrodinger and wave operators, the stability of matter, and quantum transport theory. These courses, taught by leading researchers from the Americas, will be supplemented by short presentations by the students of their own research. Recruitment of participants will be done through a website developed for the PASI, newsletters, and professional societies. The second part of the Institute will consist of an intensive workshop at the same location with leading researchers from around the world. This will provide the students with the opportunity to interact with researchers in a concentrated environment and, also, to obtain familiarity with the most recent developments in the field. Dissemination of the mini-course lectures and papers from the workshop will be done through the website and also through publications submitted to professional societies. The Institute aims to foster the development of young researchers in the Americas and promote further exchanges and collaborations between mathematicians in the hemisphere.