CARMA — AMSI Haar measure short course via AGR

Speaker: Prof. Joe Diestel, Kent State University

Titles: Haar Measure — A short course via Access Grid

Times: 1:00–2:00pm AEST, possibly extending to 3:00pm.

Venue: Room V10, Mathematics Building, Callaghan Campus, The University of Newcastle
Also available on the Access Grid network (venue: UNewcastle).

• Lecture 1, August 26 — 2 sessions:
  • an introduction to topological groups, peculiarities and important features
  • von Neumann’s proof of Existence and Uniqueness of a Haar measure in compact groups.
• Lecture 2, September 2 — Applications:
  • measures in homogeneous spaces
  • translation invariant summing operators on C(G), G compact
• Lecture 3, September 16 — Further applications:
  • representation theory and orthogonality relations
  • Milman’s theorem (re: Dvoretzky’s Spherical Sections theorem)
• Lecture 4, September 23 — Other proofs of existence: Banach, Maak, martingales.
• Lecture 5, October 7 — What’s so in
  • General locally compact groups, locally compact metrizable groups, Polish, non‑locally‑compact groups

This is an event organized by AMSI, SigmaOpt (ANZIAM Special Interest Group in Mathematical Optimization) and Carma.

If you (and your colleagues) wish to participate, please:

1. book your own AGR (or university/APAC etc. AGR that you otherwise are able to use), and ask your AGR technical people to contact David Allingham David.Allingham@newcastle.edu.au (the AGR technical person at Newcastle University) in advance of the seminar.
2. The technical details to join the event:
   1. From the venue client Window.
   2. Go to Navigation -> Add Venue
   3. Enter Name: UNewcastle
   4. And URL: https://130.102.78.178:8000/Venues/7f0001011fe87d96470d7b468adf8fdc
      If there are any issues, ring 02 4921 6531.
3. Administrative enquiries: Juliane.Turner@newcastle.edu.au
4. Academic enquiries: brailey.sims@newcastle.edu.au

International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced Applications

20–24 September 2010; SMC Conference and Function Centre, 66 Goulburn St, Sydney.

The twelfth edition of the International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced Applications (ICEAA 10) will consist of invited and contributed papers, as well as workshops and short courses.

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Topics

Active and smart antennas EM applications to biomedicine EM applications to nanotechnology EM measurements EM modeling of devices and circuits EM packaging EM properties of materials EM theory EMC/EMI/EMP Finite methods Frequency selective surfaces Integral equation methods Intentional EMI Inverse scattering and remote sensing Metamaterials

Microwave antennas MIMO antenna systems Miniaturized antennas for mobile terminals Optoelectronics and photonics Phased and adaptive arrays Plasma and plasma-wave interaction Printed and conformal antennas Radar cross section and asymptotic techniques Radar imaging Radomes Random and nonlinear EM Statistics in EM Technologies for mm and sub-mm waves Wireless communications

Deadlines

• The deadline for electronic abstract-submissions is 26 February 2010.
• Presenting Author registration is due by 4 June 2010.

Organisers

• Roberto D. Graglia (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
• Paul D. Smith (Macquarie University)
• Trevor S. Bird (CSIRO ICT Centre)
• Andrew J. Parfitt (University of South Australia)
• Rodolfo S. Zich (Istituto Superiore Mario Boella, Italy)
• Piergiorgio L.E. Uslenghi (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA)
• Guido Lombardi (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
• Giusy Spinasanta (COREP, Italy)
• Karu Esselle (Macquarie University)
• Stuart Hawkins (Macquarie University)
• Ross R. Moore (Macquarie University)
• Elena D. Vinogradova (Macquarie University)

Secretariat

• Christine Hale (Macquarie University, Australia)
• Contact email: iceaa10@iceaa.polito.it

The Conference is supported by Politecnico di Torino, Macquarie University, Istituto Superiore Mario Boella and Torino Wireless Foundation, with principal co-sponsorship of the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society and technical co-sponsorship of the International Union of Radio Science (URSI).

CARMA — AMSI Haar measure short course via AGR

Speaker: Prof. Joe Diestel, Kent State University

Titles: Haar Measure — A short course via Access Grid

Times: 1:00–2:00pm AEST, possibly extending to 3:00pm.

Venue: Room V10, Mathematics Building, Callaghan Campus, The University of Newcastle
Also available on the Access Grid network (venue: UNewcastle).

• Lecture 1, August 26 — 2 sessions:
  • an introduction to topological groups, peculiarities and important features
  • von Neumann’s proof of Existence and Uniqueness of a Haar measure in compact groups.
• Lecture 2, September 2 — Applications:
  • measures in homogeneous spaces
  • translation invariant summing operators on C(G), G compact
• Lecture 3, September 16 — Further applications:
  • representation theory and orthogonality relations
  • Milman’s theorem (re: Dvoretzky’s Spherical Sections theorem)
• Lecture 4, September 23 — Other proofs of existence: Banach, Maak, martingales.
• Lecture 5, October 7 — What’s so in
  • General locally compact groups, locally compact metrizable groups, Polish, non‑locally‑compact groups

This is an event organized by AMSI, SigmaOpt (ANZIAM Special Interest Group in Mathematical Optimization) and Carma.

If you (and your colleagues) wish to participate, please:

1. book your own AGR (or university/APAC etc. AGR that you otherwise are able to use), and ask your AGR technical people to contact David Allingham David.Allingham@newcastle.edu.au (the AGR technical person at Newcastle University) in advance of the seminar.
2. The technical details to join the event:
   1. From the venue client Window.
   2. Go to Navigation -> Add Venue
   3. Enter Name: UNewcastle
   4. And URL: https://130.102.78.178:8000/Venues/7f0001011fe87d96470d7b468adf8fdc
      If there are any issues, ring 02 4921 6531.
3. Administrative enquiries: Juliane.Turner@newcastle.edu.au
4. Academic enquiries: brailey.sims@newcastle.edu.au

Early Career Workshop 2010

25–26 September, 2010; Rydges Oasis Resort, Caloundra.

preceding the 54th Annual Meeting of the Australian Mathematical Society.

The Early Career Workshop will consist of short research presentations by leading ECRs, advice presentations on various aspects of mathematical careers in academia and industry by more senior mathematicians, and plenty of time for discussion. We expect participants to arrive and check in after lunch on Saturday. The workshop will commence with an early afternoon tea on Saturday and end with lunch on Sunday. Accommodation and meals at the venue will be provided free of charge to all registered participants, and transport to the opening reception on Sunday at UQ will be provided.

Speakers

• Thomas Lam (University of Michigan)
• Scott McCue (Queensland University of Technology)
• Jean Yee Hwa Yang (University of Sydney)
• Tony Guttmann (University of Melbourne)
• John Henstridge (Data Analysis Australia)
• Cheryl Praeger (University of Western Australia)

Registration

Registration is free for any registered participant in the Society's 2010 Annual Meeting who is either a current PhD student in the mathematical sciences at an Australian university or research organisation, or is in the early stages of a career in the mathematical sciences in Australian academia or industry. "Early stages" means up to approximately 5 years (full-time equivalent) since award of PhD.

so those who wish to attend are advised to indicate their interest as soon as possible, by ticking the Early Career Workshop box when registering for the Annual Meeting.

All early career mathematicians are invited to a special lunch on Tuesday (28 September) during the Annual Meeting, which is attended by the plenary speakers. For catering purposes, we ask you to indicate your interest in attending on the registration form under "Social Events".

Those who are successful will receive a confirmation email with more details.

Organisers

• Bronwyn Hajek (University of South Australia)
• Anthony Henderson (University of Sydney)
• Stephan Tillmann (University of Queensland)

Contact: austms10@maths.uq.edu.au .

54th Annual AustMS Meeting

27–30 September, 2010; The University of Queensland, St Lucia Campus, Brisbane.

This is the 54th Annual Meeting of the Australian Mathematical Society and will include all areas of mathematics.

Program details

• Welcome reception and registration: evening of Sunday 26 September
• Meeting Schedule: 27–30 September (Monday to Thursday)
• Special Lectures: ANZIAM and Hanna Neumann lectures to be announced
• Public lecture Monday 27th or Tuesday 28th September
• Wednesday afternoon: 54th AustMS AGM
• Conference dinner: evening of Wednesday 29 September
• Last sessions: expected to finish 3 or 4pm Thursday 30 September

Plenary speakers include:

• James Borger (Australian National University)
• Jonathan Borwein (The University of Newcastle)
• Wolfgang Dahmen (RWTH, Aachen)
• Larry Forbes (University of Tasmania) — ANZIAM Lecturer
• Jan de Gier (The University of Melbourne)
• Vladimir Gaitsgory (University of South Australia)
• Ben Green (University of Cambridge)
• Michael Hopkins (Harvard University)
• Thomas Lam (University of Michigan) — Early Career Lecturer
• Elizabeth Mansfield (University of Kent)
• Cheryl Praeger (University of Western Australia) — Hanna Neumann Lecturer

Special Sessions

algebra and number theory; applied differential equations; calculus of variations and partial differential equations; combinatorics; computational mathematics; control theory; dynamical systems; financial mathematics; general session; geometric analysis; geometry and topology;

lie groups and harmonic analysis; mathematics education; mathematics of conservation and resource management; mathematics in biology and medicine; mathematical physics; noncommutative geometry and operator algebras; optimisation and applications; probability and statistics; stochastic processes and modelling.

Associated meetings

• Early Career Workshop 25–26 September
• ALTC Workshop 30 September – 1 October

Registration & deadlines

The last date for early-bird registration is 2nd July 2010, and the last date for abstract submission is 20th August 2010.

Organisers

• Conference Director and Convenor: Ole Warnaar
• Vice President (AC) AustMS: Ruibin Zhang
• Secretary: Elizabeth Billington (until 30/06/2010), Tony Roberts
• Treasurers: Darryn Bryant, Barbara Maenhaut.

Contact: austms10@maths.uq.edu.au .

Effective Learning and Teaching of Mathematics

Upgrade your lecturing and tutoring skills by attending the inaugural ALTC funded workshop designed specifically for mathematics educators.

Date: 30 September – 1 October 2010; University of Queensland, St Lucia.
(following the annual AustMS Conference)  website

Who should attend:

• Early career lecturers
• Tutors
• Experienced lecturers/tutors who would like to upgrade their skills

Attendance is free for AustMS members.

For more information contact:

• Diane Donovan at dmd@maths.uq.edu.au
• Birgit Loch at bloch@swin.edu.au

Also see http://www.austms.org.au/ALTC

CARMA Workshop: Functional and Nonlinear Analysis Workshop

2–4 August 2010; University of Newcastle.

Speakers:

• Professor J. Diestel (Kent State University)
• Professor Anthony Lau (University of Alberta)
• Professor George W. Willis (The University of Newcastle)
• Laureate Prof Jonathan Borwein, (The University of Newcastle)
• Dr Jeff Hogan (The University of Newcastle)
• Dr Warren Moors (University of Auckland)

The workshop is supported by AMSI (The Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute) and CARMA (The University of Newcastle’s Priority Research Centre for Computer Assisted Research Mathematics and Applications)

Registration is Free. The workshop will contribute toward the cost of accommodation for participants. Note that there are direct flights to Newcastle from Brisbane which may be of use for anyone wishing to attend on their way south from the Annual General Meeting of the Australian Mathematical society in Brisbane.

Contact

Juliane Turner, (juliane.turner@newcastle.edu.au)
The University of Newcastle
Phone: 02 49215483

Organiser

Brailey Sims, (The University of Newcastle)

CARMA — AMSI Haar measure short course via AGR

Speaker: Prof. Joe Diestel, Kent State University

Titles: Haar Measure — A short course via Access Grid

Times: 1:00–2:00pm AEST, possibly extending to 3:00pm.

Venue: Room V10, Mathematics Building, Callaghan Campus, The University of Newcastle
Also available on the Access Grid network (venue: UNewcastle).

• Lecture 1, August 26 — 2 sessions:
  • an introduction to topological groups, peculiarities and important features
  • von Neumann’s proof of Existence and Uniqueness of a Haar measure in compact groups.
• Lecture 2, September 2 — Applications:
  • measures in homogeneous spaces
  • translation invariant summing operators on C(G), G compact
• Lecture 3, September 16 — Further applications:
  • representation theory and orthogonality relations
  • Milman’s theorem (re: Dvoretzky’s Spherical Sections theorem)
• Lecture 4, September 23 — Other proofs of existence: Banach, Maak, martingales.
• Lecture 5, October 7 — What’s so in
  • General locally compact groups, locally compact metrizable groups, Polish, non‑locally‑compact groups

This is an event organized by AMSI, SigmaOpt (ANZIAM Special Interest Group in Mathematical Optimization) and Carma.

If you (and your colleagues) wish to participate, please:

1. book your own AGR (or university/APAC etc. AGR that you otherwise are able to use), and ask your AGR technical people to contact David Allingham David.Allingham@newcastle.edu.au (the AGR technical person at Newcastle University) in advance of the seminar.
2. The technical details to join the event:
   1. From the venue client Window.
   2. Go to Navigation -> Add Venue
   3. Enter Name: UNewcastle
   4. And URL: https://130.102.78.178:8000/Venues/7f0001011fe87d96470d7b468adf8fdc
      If there are any issues, ring 02 4921 6531.
3. Administrative enquiries: Juliane.Turner@newcastle.edu.au
4. Academic enquiries: brailey.sims@newcastle.edu.au

The Institute for Geometry and its Applications will host the IGA/AMSI Workshop on Dirac Operators in Geometry, Topology, Representation Theory, and Physics at the University of Adelaide from Monday 18 October to Friday 22 October 2010, partially sponsored by AMSI.

Program details:

A series of 10 hours of lectures by Professor Dan Freed (University of Texas at Austin) on recent applications of Dirac operators in geometry, topology, representation theory and physics.

Titles of individual lectures:

• Introduction to twisted K-theory
• Loop groups and Dirac families
• A TQFT from twisted K-theory
• Differential K-theory and the Atiyah–Singer theorem
• Anomalies and "categorified" index theorems

Registration

Registration is free. Intention to attend should be sent by Friday, 17 September 2010.

Contact

All enquiries may be emailed to:

• Pedram Hekmati (pedram.hekmati@maths.adelaide.edu.au)
• Snigdhayan Mahanta (snigdhayan.mahanta@maths.adelaide.edu.au)

Organisers:

• Peter Bouwknegt (Australian National University)
• Pedram Hekmati (University of Adelaide)
• Snigdhayan Mahanta (University of Adelaide)
• Mathai Varghese (University of Adelaide)

15th Computational Techniques and Applications Conference (CTAC)

28 Nov.–1 Dec. 2010; University of New South Wales, Sydney.

Invited speakers

• Kevin Burrage (QUT/UQ and Oxford) Systems Biology
• Paul Durbin (Iowa) Turbulence
• Mark Knackstedt (ANU) Mesoscale physics, modelling of real rocks
• Frances Kuo (UNSW) High-dimensional computation
• Jamie Sethian (Berkeley) Level sets and industrial modelling
• Tim Cornwell (CSIRO) Computational and algorithmic challenges of the square kilometre array

On-line registration and abstract submission are now open. Please visit the conference website for details.

Important dates

• Early bird registration closing date: 30 Sep 2010
• The deadline for abstract submission: 30 August 2010
• Deadline to apply for support from the CSIRO-ANZIAM Student Support Scheme: 23 October 2010

Scientific Program Committee

• Steve Armfield (Aeronautical Engineering, Sydney Uni)
• Lindsay Botten (Director of NCI, National Computing Infrastructure, ANU)
• Don Kelly (Mechanical Engineering, UNSW)
• Steve Roberts (Math Sciences Institute, ANU)
• Ian H. Sloan—chair (Mathematics and Statistics, UNSW)

Local organising committee

• Tracie Barber (UNSW)
• Adelle Coster (UNSW)
• Josef Dick (UNSW)
• Frances Kuo (UNSW)
• Quoc Thong Le Gia (UNSW)
• William McLean—co-chair (UNSW)
• Thanh Tran—chair (UNSW)
• Amber Tye (UNSW)
• Rob Womersley (UNSW)

Sponsors

• School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of New South Wales
• Centre of Excellence for Mathematics and Statistics of Complex Systems
• Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute
• Australian and New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics
• CSIRO, Mathematical and Information Sciences

The ANZIAM 2011 Conference will be held Sunday 30 January–Thursday 3 February 2011 at the Stamford Grand, Glenelg, South Australia.

All enquiries may be emailed to anziam2011@adelaide.edu.au.

7th International Congress in Industrial and Applied Mathematics

18–22 July 2011; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

ICIAM 2011 will highlight the most recent advances in the discipline and demonstrate their applicability to science, engineering, and industry. In addition to the traditional, strong focus on applied mathematics, the Congress will emphasize industrial applications and computational science. An integrated program will highlight the many outstanding contributions of applied mathematics. ICIAM 2011 will also be an opportunity to demonstrate to young researchers and graduate students the vast potential of mathematics.

The Congress is being planned by:

1. Canadian Applied and Industrial Mathematics Society (CAIMS)
2. Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex Systems (MITACS),
3. Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM).

Scientific Program Committee (Co-Chairs)

• Ivar Ekeland (University of British Columbia)
• Jerrold Marsden (California Institute of Technology)

Invited Speakers

• Dr. John Bell (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
• Dr. Vicent Caselles (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
• Dr. Sergio Conti (Universität Bonn)
• Dr. Michael C. Ferris (University of Wisconsin Madison)
• Dr. Gilles Francfort (Université Paris-Nord, Villetaneuse)
• Dr. Peter Fritzson (Linköpings universitet)
• Dr. Zhi Geng (Peking University)
• Dr. Clovis Gonzaga (Federal University of Santa Caterina)
• Dr. Matthew Hastings (University of California at Santa Barbara)
• Dr. John Hogan (University of Bristol)
• Dr. Philip Holmes (Princeton University)
• Dr. Yoh Iwasa (Kyushu University)
• Dr. Ron Kimmel (Israel Institute of Technology)
• Dr. Shigeo Kusuoka (University of Tokyo)
• Dr. Kerry Landman (University of Melbourne)
• Dr. Mark Lewis (University of Alberta)
• Dr. Christian Lubich (Universität Tübingen)
• Dr. Alexander McNeil (Heriot-Watt University)
• Dr. Benoit Perthame (Université Pierre et Marie Curie)
• Dr. Benedetto Piccoli (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche)
• Dr. Pierre Sagaut (Université Pierre et Marie Curie)
• Dr. Andrzej Swierniak (Silesian Technical U / Politechnika Śląska)
• Dr. Rudiger Westermann (Technische Universität München)
• Dr. Bin Yu (University of California, Berkeley)
• Dr. Pingwen Zhang (Peking University)
• Dr. Francis Zwiers (Canadian Centre for Climate Modelling and Analysis)

Deadlines to remember

• August 18, 2010 : Early deadline for minisymposium proposals, Online registration opens
• September 17, 2010 : Early decisions announced for minisymposium proposals
• October 4, 2010 : Final submission deadline for minisymposium proposals
• October 29, 2010 : Final decisions announced for minisymposium proposals
• December 15, 2010 : Submission deadline—accepted minisymposia abstracts, Submission deadline—contributed paper abstracts
• January 14, 2011 : Notifications sent to accepted contributed speakers
• February/March 2011 : ICIAM 2011 program posted online

Special Focus Themes

• Computational and Modeling Challenges in Industry
• Control Theory and Applications
• Design and Verification of Complex Systems
• Dynamical Systems and its Applications
• Economics and Finance
• Environmental Science, including Ocean, Atmosphere, and Climate
• Fluid Mechanics
• Graphics, Visualization, and Computation
• Image and Signal Processing
• Materials Science
• Mathematical Biology
• Mathematical Medicine and Physiology
• Mathematical Physics
• Mathematical Programming and Industrial Applications
• Molecular Simulation: Quantum and Classical
• Numerical Analysis
• ODE, PDE, and Applications
• Scientific Computing
• Solid Mechanics
• Statistical Sciences

Incredible mountains, sparkling ocean, and a cosmopolitan flair make Vancouver perfect for work or play. Exceptional cuisine, first-class hotels, and outstanding facilities, including the award-winning expanded convention center, are just some of the things that will make your Vancouver experience unforgettable.

Organisers:

• CAIMS/SCMAI
• MITACS
• SIAM

Email the organizers at: info@iciam2011.com

Sign up for ICIAM e-lerts at: www.iciam2011.com

Submit minisymposium proposals and contributed abstracts at “Call for Proposals” on www.iciam2011.com