Objectives: The aim of the conference is to bring together a rather diverse group of mathematical scientists with interests in stochastic analysis and partial differential equations and to develop further some of the new connections between these two areas, and other areas in mathematics and related fields in the sciences. Some of the major issues of these fields and the state of the art of the associated topics will be covered. This conference is a part of the scientific activities of the Northwestern Emphasis Year 2004-05 on Stochastic Analysis and Partial Differential Equations.
Scientific Program: The program will consist of 50-minute plenary lectures and 35-minute special session lectures, starting at 8:50am, June 26 (Sunday), and ending before 6:30pm, June 29 (Wednesday), 2005.
Conference Site: June 26 (Sunday), June 28 (Tuesday), and June 29 (Wednesday): The conference will take place in the auditorium (the main lecture room) of the Arthur and Gladys Pancoe Life Sciences building (Pancoe-ENH Life Sicneces Pavilion) at 2200 Campus Drive, just North of Annenberg Hall (School of Eduction), between Allen Center near the small Lake next to Lake Michigan and the Engineering-Science Library behind the Tech-Engineering Building.
Monday (June 27): The conference will take place in the McCormick Auditorium (the main auditorium, first floor) of the Norris University Center at 1999 Campus Drive, between the University Library and Lake Michigan. (Please NOTE: New Change!!!!)
For more details about the location, please see Northwestern Evanston Campus Maps and Hotel Map ("Holiday Inn" in the map is the current location of the Best Western University Plaza Hotel, 1501 Sherman Avenue).
Sponsors: The National Science Foundation, the Department of Mathematics, and the Dean's Office of Weinberg College of Northwestern University.
Invited speakers include : Mu Fa Chen (Beijing, China), Zhen-Qing Chen (Seattle), Peter Constantin (Chicago), Walter Craig (McMaster, Canada), Michael Cranston (Irvine), Constantine Dafermos (Providence), Weinan E (Princeton), Shizan Fang (Bourgogne, France), Mikhail Feldman (Wisconsin), James Glimm (Stony Brook), William Kath (Northwestern), Markos Katsuolakis (Amherst), Carlos Kenig (Chicago), Christian Klingenberg (Wurzburger, Germany), Robert Kohn (New York), Tianhong Li (Stanford), Vadim Linetsky (Northwestern), Andrew Majda (New York), Jonathan Mattingly (Duke), Robert McCann (Toronto), Yukio Ogura (Saga, Japan), Benoit Perthame (Paris, France), Lenya Ryzhik (Chicago), Fraydoun Rezakhanlou (Berkeley), Marshall Slemord (Madison), Renming Song (Urbana-Champaign), Takis Souganidis (Austin), Setsuo Taniguchi (Kyushu, Japan), and Konstantina Trivisa (Maryland).
Organizing Committee: Gui-Qiang Chen, Elton P. Hsu, and Mark Pinsky
The following will be in residence in the Chicago area: Y. Amit, M. Ash, A. Bayliss, A. Bellow, J. Bona, K. Burns, G.-Q. Chen, D. Chopp, C. Christoforou, P. Constantin, S. Davis, T. Dupont, R. Fefferman, G. Forni, S. Friedlander, E. Gatto, E. Hsu, R. Jensen, R. Jones, L. Kadanoff, P. Karageorgis, W. Kath, C. Kenig, S. Lalley, N. Lebovitz, S. Lichter, B. Matkowsky, M. Miksis, M. Pinsky, H. Riecke, L. Ryzhik, R. Scott, T. Selke, M. Silber, M. Torres, V. Volpert, G. Wang, J. Wunsch, and J. Xia.
This web page is organized as follows:
If you have any questions related to the conference, please contact Ms. Melanie Rubin at (847) 491-8035, or "melanie at math.northwestern.edu".
Maps and directions Northwestern University
is located in Evanston, Illinois.
Please check
Support We have limited funds to help
support the participation of graduate students, postdoctoral faculty,
and active senior researchers who don't have grant support.
We particularly encourage people who belong to currently
underrepresented groups (minorities and women) to apply.
We will begin making decisions by the end of April.
We now have a form
to apply for support. If you are interested in applying,
please print it, fill it out and send it to the address at
the bottom of the form.
Registration There will be no
registration fee for this conference.
However, we now have a registration form. Please click here
for a copy. You can return the completd form to us either by
fax to Melanie Rubin at 847-491-8906 or by regular mail
(The addresses are on the form).
Please return the form to us as soon as possible.
You can also send us an email note about registration.