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Holomorphic Dynamics in One and Several Variables

Holomorphic dynamics is, and has been since the early 1980s an active area of research. The rich connections between this and other areas of math- ematics such as complex analysis in one and several variables, topology, algebraic geometry, probability and ergodic theory, number theory, physics, Kleinian groups, Teichmu ̈ller the- ory, hyperbolic and complex geometry, etc., makes its study challenging but at the same time very attractive. Holomorphic dynamics has had the privilege of having several Fields medalists among those working on the subject, including John Milnor, Bill Thurston, Curtis McMullen, and Jean-Christophe Yoccoz. This satellite conference to the International Congress will help ensure that the field of Holomorphic Dynamics remains in the interna- tional eye, and encourage younger researchers to become more deeply involved in this vibrant and active field.

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Venue: Gyeongju, Korea

37th Conference on Stochastic Processes and their Applications

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Venue: University of Buenos Aires

Group Theoretical Methods in Physics

The ICGTPM series is traditionally dedicated to the application of symmetry and group theoretical methods in physics, chemistry and mathematics. Over the years, it has broadened to include applications in life sciences and other areas.

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Venue: University of Ghent

Analytic Number Theory and its Applications

A Number Theory Conference honoring Jeff Hoffstein on the occasion of his 61st birthday will be held at Perrotis College in the American Farm School (AFS), Thessaloniki, July 14 – 18, 2014. The conference aims to enable exchange of ideas and information among workers on Dirichlet series and automorphic forms, areas to which Jeff Hoffstein has made fundamental contributions. The structure of the conference will consist of research lectures, discussion and problem sessions.

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Venue: Perrotis College, Thessaloniki, Greece

International Conference on Formal Power Series and Algebraic Combinatorics

The 26th International Conference on Formal Power Series and Algebraic Combinatorics (FPSAC 2014) will take place in Chicago, Illinois. Topics include all aspects of combinatorics and their relations with other parts of mathematics, physics, computer science, and biology. The conference will include invited lectures, contributed presentations, poster sessions, and software demonstrations. There will be no parallel sessions.

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Venue: DePaul University

Non-Western Mathematics

Morning: History of Mathematics Seminar

11.00: Kim Plofker (Brown University, USA)
Mathematical and observational methods in medieval Indian astronomy

11.40: Joseph Dauben (City University, New York, USA)
Ancient Chinese mathematics: the Nine Chapters on the Art of Mathematics — an appraisal of the text, its editions, and its translations

12.20: Glen Van Brummelen (Quest University, Canada)
Where Zijes went: the travels of astronomical tables in medieval Islam

Afternoon: General Lectures

14.00: Kim Plofker (Brown University, USA)
India at the mathematical crossroads: the pre-modern world’s mathematical sciences and their Indian influences

15.00: Joseph Dauben (City University, New York, USA)
The evolution of mathematics in Ancient China: from newly discovered bamboo texts to the ‘Nine Chapters’

16.00: Tea

16.30: Glen Van Brummelen (Quest University, Canada):
Our forgotten forbears: the mathematical sciences in medieval Islam

17.30: Reception (open to all)

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Venue: University of Oxford

Algebra, Geometry and Physics

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Venue: IHES

Strings 2014

For decades, meetings in the Strings series have been focal points of the field, with experts from around the world presenting new work and reviewing recent developments. Strings 2014 will follow in this tradition, aiming for a unified presentation of the many strands of modern string theory.

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Venue: Princeton University and the Institute for Advanced Study

Celebration of Combinatorics: a Conference Honoring Richard Stanley

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Venue: MIT

Manifolds, K-theory and Related Topics

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Venue: Inter University Centre, Dubrovnik, Croatia

From Macdonald Processes to Hecke Algebras and Quantum Integrable Systems

Recently, it has become clear that there is much that can be learned from increased interactions between people working on integrability from a probabilistic perspective, those working from a more algebraic perspective, and those working from a mathematical physics perspective. It particular, it seems that there exist many connections between the theories of Macdonald processes, double affine Hecke algebras, and the algebraic / coordinate Bethe ansatz which are not understood. 

The purpose of this workshop is to bring these three groups together with the aim of sharing methods, fostering collaborations and ultimately understanding these connections. 

Invited participants

  • Natan Andrei (Rutgers)
  • Alexei Borodin (MIT)
  • Victor Dotsenko (Paris)
  • Erdal Emsiz (Santiago)
  • Vadim Gorin (MIT)
  • Christian Korff (Glasgow)
  • Pierre Le Doussal (Paris)
  • Eric Opdam (Amsterdam)
  • Leonid Petrov (Northeastern)
  • Alexander Povolotsky (Moscow)
  • Jeremy Quastel (Toronto)
  • Tomohiro Sasamoto (Tokyo)
  • Gunter Schutz (Julich)
  • Timo Seppalainen (Wisconsin)
  • Yoshihiro Takeyama (Tsukuba)
  • Craig Tracy (Davis)
  • Jan Felipe Van Diejen (Talca)
  • Nikos Zygouras (Warwick)

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Venue: Institut Henri Poincaré

Representation of Reductive Groups

The conference will address recent developments in the representation theory of reductive Lie groups and algebraic groups over finite and local fields, as well as connections of this theory with other subjects, such as number theory, automorphic forms, algebraic geometry and combinatorics.

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Venue: MIT