Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems Workshops

该奖项支持参加2016、2017和2018年春季学期在北卡罗来纳大学教堂山分校举行的“遍历理论和动态系统研讨会”系列活动。该讲习班旨在将该领域的年轻研究人员和高级研究人员聚集在一起，传播遍历理论和动力系统方面的最新突破，并促进该领域的合作。NSF为研讨会提供的资金为年轻的研究人员(研究生、博士后研究人员和助理教授)提供支持，包括那些来自数学领域代表性不足的群体的研究人员。该讲习班还努力在数学界产生全球影响，特别强调招募来自非洲和拉丁美洲的参与者和发言者。此外，研讨会将继续作为美国机构招聘发展中国家研究生的平台。每年，研讨会以一位杰出的主旨演讲人的专题演讲开始。研讨会接下来的三天包括主要发言者的演讲，作为研讨会日的头条新闻；高级研究人员的半说明性演讲，向初级研究人员介绍他们的研究领域；以及研究生在他们的导师的推荐下的演讲。2016年研讨会(2016年4月7日至10日举行)的特点是介绍了部分双曲动力学，以及群体行动的渐近性质和与其相关的对象之间的关系。研讨会的一个亮点是问题会议，与会者在会上分享开放的问题和可能合作的新研究领域。由《当代数学》和沃尔特·德·格鲁伊特出版的前几期研讨会的四个会议过程证明了所创造的成功的合作。欲了解更多详情，请访问研讨会网页：ergwork.web.unc.edu

This award supports participation in the "Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems Workshop" series held in the spring semesters of the years 2016, 2017, and 2018 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The workshop serves to bring together young researchers and senior researchers in the field, disseminating recent breakthroughs in ergodic theory and dynamical systems and fostering collaborations in the area. The NSF funding for the workshop provides support for younger researchers (graduate students, post-doctoral researchers, and assistant professors), including those from groups underrepresented in mathematics. This workshop also strives to have a global impact in the mathematical community, with specific emphasis to recruit participants and speakers from Africa and Latin America. Additionally, the workshop will continue to serve as a platform of recruitment at U.S. institutions for graduate students from developing countries. Each year the workshop begins with a colloquium presentation by a distinguished keynote speaker. The next three days of the workshop include talks by main speakers that serve to headline the workshop days, semi-expository talks by senior researchers that provide junior researchers with an introduction to their research areas, and talks by graduate students upon recommendation from their advisors. The 2016 workshop (held April 7-10, 2016) features presentations on partially hyperbolic dynamics and on asymptotic properties of group actions and the relations between objects associated to them. A highlight of the workshop is the Problem Session, where participants share open questions and new areas of research for possible collaboration. The successful collaborations created are evidenced by the four proceedings which have resulted from the previous workshops, published by Contemporary Mathematics and Walter de Gruyter. More details can be found at the workshop web page:ergwork.web.unc.edu