Southern California Geometric Analysis Seminar

AbstractAward：DMS-1006180首席研究员：倪磊，卢志勤，郑楚莲，本杰明·温克菲尔德我们建议继续南加州几何分析研讨会（SCGAS）。自1991年以来，该研讨会一直得到NSF的支持。 几何分析是现代数学的一个重要组成部分，与数学的许多其他分支都有联系。它以分析为主要工具，以微分几何、拓扑学和代数几何为基础，解决了大量的整体几何、拓扑学、多复变和数学物理问题。 在南加州的机构中，几何学家、分析家和相关领域的数学家以及全国各地的年轻几何分析家中，对它的延续有着极大的热情。这是其在南加州地区独特的年度会议，并继续在各级培养几何分析的兴趣。本次研讨会的目标是促进数学家之间的互动在南加州谁有兴趣在几何分析和相关领域，并介绍研究生和博士后的一些最好的作品在几何分析。 正如前十六届会议的成功所证明的那样，SCGAS已成为南加州地区一项重要且令人期待的活动。事实上，SCGAS还吸引了来自全国各地的大量参与者。 该研讨会由加州大学圣地亚哥分校和加州大学欧文分校联合举办，将继续致力于鼓励和支持研究生和最近的博士生，特别是年轻女性和少数民族数学家的参与，并将继续邀请顶级女性数学家作为演讲者。 作为一个新的功能，我们的建议，我们将包括一个初级扬声器的拟议会议。会议有一个网站：http://www.math.ucsd.edu/~scgas/

AbstractAward: DMS-1006180Principal Investigator: Lei Ni, Zhiqin Lu, Chuu-Lian Terng, Benjamin WeinkoveWe propose to continue the Southern California Geometric Analysis Seminar (SCGAS). This Seminar has been supported by the NSF since 1991. Geometric analysis is an important part of modern mathematics and is related to many other branches of mathematics. Using analysis as its main tool and differential geometry, topology and algebraic geometry as foundations, it has solved a large number of problems in global geometry, topology, several complex variables and mathematical physics. There is much enthusiasm for its continuation among geometers, analysts and mathematicians of related fields at institutions from the southern California, as well as young geometric analysts cross the country. It is the unique annual meeting of its kind in the Southern California area, and continues to foster interest in geometric analysis at all levels.The goal of this Seminar is to promote interaction among mathematicians in Southern California who are interested in geometric analysis and related areas and to introduce graduate students and post-docs to some of the best works in geometric analysis. The SCGAS has become an important and anticipated event for the Southern California region, as the success of the first sixteen meetings has demonstrated. In fact the SCGAS also attracts a substantial number of participants from all over the country. The Seminar, organized jointly by UC-San Diego and UC-Irvine, will continue its commitment to encourage and support participation of graduate students and recent PhDs, especially young women and minority mathematicians, and will continue to invite top women mathematicians as speakers. As a new feature to our proposal we will include a junior speaker for the proposed meetings.The conference has a website at: http://www.math.ucsd.edu/~scgas/