February Fourier Talks

该奖项为2016-2018年期间在马里兰大学举行的应用谐波分析领域的年度系列会议“二月傅立叶会谈”（FFT）提供部分支持，该会议定于2016年2月18-19日举行。近年来，这一数学领域在许多应用领域做出了重要贡献，包括图像分析和信号处理——例如，该社区的成员在JPEG 2000图像编码标准的开发中发挥了重要作用。这些会议在2月举行，它们为谐波分析人员提供了一个高层论坛，让他们把自己的研究成果介绍给工业和政府机构的科学家。此外，它们使应用和纯谐波分析专家熟悉需要数学公式和解决的最新问题。最后，他们为年轻的数学家和科学家介绍应用和纯谐波分析。二月的傅立叶会谈直接鼓励在工业界和政府工作的数学家和科学家之间的对话和合作。会议的结构包括三个主要讲座，30分钟的邀请演讲，以及一个展示学生（本科生和研究生）以及博士后工作的海报会议。会议鼓励学生、新近获得博士学位的人以及数学科学领域代表性不足的群体成员参加会议，并为其提供资金支持。更多信息，包括演讲者名单和摘要、注册信息和过去会议的档案，可在会议网页上找到：www.norbertwiener.umd.edu/FFT/2016。

This award provides partial support for the period 2016-2018 for an annual series of conferences titled "February Fourier Talks" (FFT) at the University of Maryland in the general area of applied harmonic analysis - the 2016 meeting scheduled for February 18-19. In recent years, this area of mathematics has made important contributions in a number of application areas, including image analysis and signal processing - for example, members of this community were instrumental in the development of the JPEG 2000 image coding standard. The meetings are held in February, and they provide a high-level forum for harmonic analysts to bring their work to scientists from industry and government agencies. In addition, they allow experts in applied and pure harmonic analysis to become familiar with the latest problems in need of mathematical formulation and solution. Finally, they serve to introduce young mathematicians and scientists to applied and pure harmonic analysis.The February Fourier Talks directly encourage dialogue and collaboration between mathematicians and scientists working in industry and government. The structure of the conference consists of three main lectures, 30-minute invited talks, and a poster session that showcases the work of students (both undergraduate and graduate) as well as postdocs. The conference encourages and financially supports participation by students, recent PhD recipients, and members of groups underrepresented in the mathematical sciences. More information, including lists of speakers and abstracts, registration information, and an archive of past conferences, can be found at the conference webpage: www.norbertwiener.umd.edu/FFT/2016.