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Format:Three days of mini-courses, followed by a weekend conference. Mini-course lecturers:Ioan Badulescu, University
of Montpellier, France Pierre-Henri Chaudouard,
CNRS, Paris Clifton Cunningham,
University of Calgary, Canada David Treumann, University
of Minnesota, USA List of Speakers:Jeffrey D. Adler, American
University, Washington, DC Schedule for mini-coursesLocation: Montpetit Hall - Room 202
Conference ScheduleLocation: Montpetit Hall - Room 202
Overview:The Langlands programme dominates the representation theory of linear algebraic groups over local and global fields. The theme of this workshop is the exploration of some of the geometric ideas appearing in recent advances in the Langlands programme, with an emphasis on results which apply to both function fields and number fields. The mini-course structure of this workshop is ideal for both graduate students and researchers interested in an in-depth study of new developments in the field. This workshop is the third in a series, following a pair of very successful Fields Workshops held at the University of Ottawa over the past few years. The first was the five-day Fields Institute Workshop on the Representation Theory of p-adic Groups was held at the University of Ottawa in May 2004, which attracted over fifty participants from all over North America and Europe. In those five days, the workshop had offered three mini-courses as well as a weekend conference. The second was the four-day Fields Institute Workshop on the Representation Theory of Reductive Algebraic Groups in January 2007, which despite its wintery time slot attracted about forty participants, many of them graduate students, from around the world. The four days featured three mini-courses, together with eight hour-long research talks. Notes based on the mini-courses of these two workshops are soon to be published as "Ottawa Lectures on Admissible Representations of Reductive p-adic Groups" under the Fields Institute Monograph series. Please send expressions of interest to Monica Nevins (mnevins@uottawa.ca) or Clifton Cunningham (cunning@math.ucalgary.ca) Graduate students and new Ph.D.'s are especially encouraged to attend; some funding for travel expenses will be available. The weather in Ottawa in May is absolutely lovely. Financial Support:Funding support is available for graduate students and new Ph.D.s to partially cover local expenses and travel. Some funding will also be available to speakers depending on budget constraints. Application deadline was April 1, 2009.Registration:
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Fullname | University Name |
Adler, Jeffrey | American University |
Adrian, Moshe | University of Maryland |
Altschul, Sam | University of Michigan |
Badulescu, Ioan | University of Montpellier, France |
Brenner, Eliot | University of Minnesota |
Chaudouard, Pierre-Henri | UMR 8628 du CNRS |
Chen, Tsao-Hsien | Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Choiy, Kwangho | Purdue University |
Christie, Aaron | University of Calgary |
Csima, Nora Elizabeth | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
Culbertson, Jared | Louisiana State University |
Cunningham, Clifton | University of Calgary |
Dionne, Chris | University of Ottawa |
Freixas I Montplet, Gerard | Institut de Mathematiques de Jussieu |
Gordon, Julia | The University of British Columbia |
Hosseini, Seyedeh Razieh | University of Calgary |
Ichino, Atsushi | Institute for Advanced Study |
Kaletha, Tasho Statev | University of Chicago |
Karaj, Indrit | Institute of Automatic & Informatic Research |
Kato, Syo | Kyoto University |
Lefebvre, Jerome | University of British Columbia |
Levick, Jeremy | University of Guelph |
Liu, Baiying | University of Minnesota |
Mautner, Carl | University of Texas at Austin |
McNamara, Peter | Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Mendes, Sergio | ISCTE (Instituto Superior de Ciencias do Trabalho e da Empresa) |
Mezo, Paul | Carleton University |
Neher, Erhard | University of Ottawa |
Nevins, Monica | University of Ottawa |
Nien, Chufeng | National Cheng Kung University |
Portilla, Ricardo | University of Michigan |
Raji, Abiodun | Nirwama Institute |
Reeder, Mark | Boston College |
Russell, Amber | Louisiana State University |
Salmasian, Hadi | University of Windsor |
Savage, Alistair | University of Ottawa |
Shin, Sug Woo | University of Chicago |
Slofstra, William | University of California, Berkeley |
Smithling, Brian | University of Toronto |
Spice, Loren | University of Michigan |
Sylvestre, Jeremy | University of Alberta, Augustana Faculty |
Treumann, David | University of Minnesota |
Walls, Patrick | University of Toronto |
This workshop has been made possible by the support of the following.
The organizers and the Department of Mathematics and Statistics
at the University of Ottawa would like to express their appreciation
for this valued support.
The Fields Institute for
Research in the Mathematical Sciences
Pacific Institute for Mathematical
Sciences
Centre de Recherches Mathématiques
The Department of Mathematics
and Statistics, University of Ottawa
The Faculty of Science,
University of Ottawa
The Office
of the Vice-Rector, Research, University of Ottawa
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