First International Conference on Dynamics of Differential Equations

格鲁吉亚理工学院数学学院将于2013年3月16日至20日在亚特兰大举办“第一届微分方程动力学国际会议”。见http://www.hale-conf.gatech.eduThe会议是专门为纪念教授杰克K。黑尔--世界著名的微分方程动力学领域的领导者和先驱。会议的主要目标是促进科学交流，促进跨学科研究，加强国际合作，培养微分方程动力学各个方面的研究生和年轻研究人员。会议的科学重点围绕普通，偏微分方程和泛函微分方程的动力学，以及相关的建模和计算方法。 会议包括四个两小时长的辅导会议，两个黑尔纪念讲座，十三个全体讲座，和四个平行的主题会议与一百多个邀请和贡献的演讲，和海报展示。 预计将有150-200人参加会议，其中近一半来自美国，至少三分之一是研究生或年轻研究人员，这是专门针对参与者的。会议将既是培训机会，也是促进和加强稳定的国际合作的时刻。 例如，与会议相关的是针对研究生和高年级本科生的四个2小时长的教程，将有来自美洲，欧洲和亚洲的大量参与者。 本次会议的重点将是动力系统的数学方面，而不是它的应用或实验方面。虽然大量的全体会议和邀请演讲将与应用有关，但总体目标是新的数学出现作为应用本身提出的挑战的结果，而不是在其现象学方面。 研究生和年轻的研究人员预计将至少占150-200名预期参与者的三分之一。

The School of Mathematics of the Georgia Institute of Technology will host the ``First International Conference on Dynamics of Differential Equations" in Atlanta during March 16-20, 2013. See http://www.hale-conf.gatech.eduThe conference is dedicated to the memory of Professor Jack K. Hale -- a world renowned leader and pioneer in many areas of dynamics of differential equations.The main goals of the conference are to foster scientific exchanges, promote interdisciplinary studies, enhance international collaborations, and train graduate students and young researchers in various aspects of dynamics of differential equations. The scientific focus of the conference centers around dynamics of ordinary, partial, and functional differential equations, as well as related modeling and computational methods. The conference includes four two-hour long tutorial sessions, two Hale memorial lectures, thirteen plenary lectures, and four parallel themed sessions with morethan one hundred invited and contributed presentations, and a poster displays. It is expected that between 150-200 people will take part in the conference, nearly half of them from the USA, and at least one-third graduate students or young researchers, which have been specifically targeted as participants.The conference will serve both as a training opportunity and as a moment to foster and strengthen stable international collaborations. For example, associated to the conference, there are four 2-hour long tutorials aimed at graduate students and advanced undergraduates, and there will be large number of participants from the Americas, Europe, and Asia. The emphasis of this conference will be on the mathematical side of dynamical systems, rather than the applications or experimental side of it. Although a substantial number of plenary and invited talks will be related to applications, the overall goal is for new mathematics to emerge as a result of the challenges presented by the applications themselves, rather than on their phenomenological aspects. Graduate students and young researchers are expected to comprise at least one third of the 150-200 expected participants.