Summer Symposium in Real Analysis XXX

摘要2006年6月13日至17日，北卡罗来纳大学阿什维尔分校将主办第30届夏季真实分析研讨会。这个项目的学术价值在很大程度上归功于在真实分析中传播当前的思想。阿什维尔研讨会的重点将是主要专家和精力充沛的新研究人员的演讲。主要讲座包括佐治亚理工学院的王洋、罗兰大学的米克洛斯·拉兹科维奇、路易斯维尔大学的马纳夫·达斯和路易斯维尔大学的艾丽西亚·米勒进行了长达一小时的演讲。这些研究人员共同在调和分析、分形几何和拓扑动力学方面做出了重要贡献。还将有时间进行一些较短的20分钟的陈述，并为合作留出时间。实际分析夏季研讨会的目标比传播数学研究更广泛。特别是，这次会议传统上是年轻研究人员和教师的温暖环境。这就是受邀演讲者名单在杰出资历的资深研究人员和有前途的年轻研究人员之间取得平衡的原因之一。我们还将聘请几名本科生协助处理各种事务，他们将亲自出席会议。这种广泛的影响延伸到了国际上。事实上，在过去的十几年里，真实分析的活力与日俱增，同时国际通信也越来越多；夏季研讨会在这些发展中发挥了核心作用。这一主题的广泛重要性历来吸引了文理学院和研究机构的大量参与。夏季研讨会似乎是这种特殊类型赠款的一个非常自然的候选者。

Abstract During June 13-17, 2006, The University of North Carolina at Asheville will host the 30th annual Summer Symposium in Real Analysis. The intellectual merit of this project is due largely to the dissemination of current ideas in real analysis. The focus of the Asheville Symposium will be lectures by both leading experts and energetic new researchers. The program of principal lectures includes hour long talks by Yang Wang of Georgia Tech, Miklos Laczkovich of Eotvos Lorand University, Manav Das of The University of Louisville and Alicia Miller of The University of Louisville. Together these researchers have made important contributions to harmonic analysis, fractal geometry, and topological dynamics. There will also be time for a number of shorter 20-minute presentations and time set aside for collaboration.The Summer Symposium in Real Analysis has broader goals than the dissemination of mathematical research. In particular, the conference has traditionally been a warm environment for young researchers and teachers. This is one reason the list of invited speakers strikes a balance between senior researchers of outstanding credentials and promising, young researchers. We will also hire several undergraduates to assist in a variety of matters and who will attend the conference themselves. This broad impact extends internationally. Indeed, the past dozen years has seen an increasing vibrance in Real Analysis coupled with greater international correspondence; the Summer Symposium has played a central role in these developments. The broad importance of the topic has historically attracted considerable participation from liberal arts colleges, as well as research institutions. It seems that the Summer Symposium is a very natural candidate for this specific type of grant.