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• Lundi_29_octobre_2018

  Conférence : PDEs and Geometric Measure Theory

  29 Octobre - 02 Novembre 2018, Zurich
  

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  We would like to bring your attention to the upcoming conference "PDEs and Geometric Measure Theory" that we organize in Zurich together with Alessio Figalli and Joaquim Serra:
  
  https://www.math.ethz.ch/fim/conferences/pdes-and-geometric-measure.html
  
  The conference will take place at ETH between Oct 29 and Nov 2, 2018.
  
  Notice that PhD students and postdocs can apply for funding to attend the conference (see "Funding for young researchers" at the website).
  In case you know someone who might be interested, please forward the information to them.
  
  Thank you very much and best regards,

  
  Alessio Figalli (ETH)
  Xavier Ros-Oton (UZH)
  Joaquim Serra (ETH)
  
  
• Mercredi_7_novembre_2018

  Conférence et école d’hiver : les structures géométriques

  du 07 au 11 novembre 2018
  et du 14 au 18 janvier 2019, Nice
  

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  http://math.uni.lu/geometry/nice2019/index.html
  http://math.uni.lu/geometry/nice2019school/index.html
  
  
  La date limite pour demander un soutien financier est fixée au 12 novembre 2018 (voir onglet "registration").
  
  Les orateurs seront pour l'école d'hiver :
  Nicolas Bergeron (University Paris 6)
  Kenneth Bromberg (University of Utah)
  Indira Chatterji (University of Nice)
  David Dumas (University of Illinois at Chicago)
  Alessandra Iozzi (ETH Zürich)
  et pour le workshop :
  Jean-Philippe Burelle (IHES)
  Valentina Disarlo (University of Heidelberg)
  Vladimir Fock (University of Strasbourg)
  Selim Ghazouani (University of Warwick)
  Elise Goujard (University of Bordeaux)
  François Guéritaud (University of Lille)
  Dominique Hulin (University Paris-Saclay)
  Richard Kenyon (Brown University)
  Qiongling Li (QGM-Aarhus University and Caltech)
  Sara Maloni (University of Virginia)
  Hugo Parlier (University of Luxembourg)
  Anne Parreau (University of Grenoble-Alpes)
  Joan Porti (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
  Beatrice Pozzetti (University of Heidelberg)
  Alan Reid (University of Texas)
  Laura Schaposnik (University of Illinois at Chicago)
  Rich Schwartz (Brown University)
  Andrea Seppi (University of Luxembourg)
  Ilia Smilga (Yale University)
  Jeremy Toulisse (University of Southern California)
  Tengren Zhang (Caltech)
  
• Mardi_1er_janvier_2019

  Semestre thématique : The mathematics of imaging

  Janvier-avril 2019, IHP
  

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  Dear Colleague,
  It is our pleasure to announce the thematic three-month program entitled "The mathematics of imaging"
  
  at the Institut Henri Poincare in Paris and organized in collaboration with the Emile Borel Center, from January 7th to April 5th, 2019 (poster attached).
  
  The highlight events associated to the semester will be:
  * 3 international conferences on major subjects of the field, one week each in February, March and April 2019.
  * A pre-school at CIRM January 7th – 11th, 2019.
  
  Detailed information can be found at:
  https://imaging-in-paris.github.io/
  
  The registration for the programme is free but mandatory:
  http://www.ihp.fr/en/CEB/T1-2019
  
  
  The program can provide financial support.
  The deadline for financial aid request is June 15th, 2018.
  
  Please note that in order to be able to attend to any of these conference (or all!) you need to register to the programme.
  
  We are looking forward to welcoming you!
  
  The organisers:
  Jean-François Aujol, Julie Delon, Agnès Desolneux, Jalal Fadili, Bruno Galerne, Gabriel Peyré
• Lundi_28_janvier_2019

  Thematic month Complex Geometry

  28/01/19 - 01/03/19, CIRM Marseille
  

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  It is our pleasure to announce the thematic month in Complex Geometry to be held at Luminy, CIRM, Marseille (FRANCE) from January 28th to March 1rst, 2019.
  
  The month will start with [1]A Master Class (January 28th - February 1st) for young researchers with lectures on:
  - Hodge Theory
  - K3 surfaces
  - Special curvature metrics on manifolds
  
  This will be followed with 4 conferences:
  February 4-8, 2019, [2]Singular metrics in complex Kähler geometry
  February 11-15, 2019, [3]Birational geometry and Hodge theory
  February 18-22, 2019, [4]Entire curves, rational curves and foliations
  February 25 - March 1, 2019, [5]Ball quotient surfaces and lattices
  More information about these events can be found at
  [6]https://conferences.cirm-math.fr/2060.html
  
  Registration for the programme is free but mandatory.
  Important: the deadline for pre-registration is November 1rst, 2018.
  
  We encourage you to forward this announcement to your Ph.D students or to collaborators if you feel they could be interested.
  
  Yours sincerely,
  The organizing committee
  Julien Grivaux
  Julien Keller
  Xavier Roulleau
  
  Erwan Rousseau
  
  (Aix-Marseille University)
  
  References
  
  1. https://conferences.cirm-math.fr/2098.html
  2. https://conferences.cirm-math.fr/2100.html
  3. https://conferences.cirm-math.fr/2101.html
  4. https://conferences.cirm-math.fr/2102.html
  5. https://conferences.cirm-math.fr/2103.html
  6. https://conferences.cirm-math.fr/2060.html
  
• Vendredi_1er_février_2019

  Atelier d’Analyse Harmonique 2019 : Master Class in Harmonic Analysis

  This is the announcement of a new program, aiming to promote and popularize real Harmonic Analysis for pre-doctoral/ master students. The program is a combination of the traditional "Internet Seminar" and the new trend of «Master Classes», becoming popular in France.
  
  The program will be starting in February 2019 and finishing in August 2019. It is addressed to students in mathematics in their 4-5th year of university (Master Level) with a firm background in integral calculus, measure theory and some basics in Fourier transform.
  

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  he registration is now open on the website :
  
  http://www.math.sciences.univ-nantes.fr/aah2019/
  
  (where more details can be found).
  
  There will be 3 steps:
  
  1) a first small workshop (of 2 days) in February 2019
  
  2) a second phase (February-May 2019) in which lectures and exercises will be dissemination every one or two weeks (by internet), introducing the basics of real Harmonic Analysis
  
  3) a third phase (May-August 2019) dedicated to small projects/questions for students, ending by a final workshop where the participants will explain their work/ results.