Analytic function spaces

International Visitor Program

ANALYTIC FUNCTION SPACES ON COMPLEX DOMAINS AND MANIFOLDS

JOENSUU AND HELSINKI 1.5.-30.6.2006

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University of Joensuu

University of Helsinki

The Visitor Program "Analytic function spaces on complex domains and manifolds" will consist of visits of foreign mathematicians to Joensuu or/and Helsinki, Finland, and of seminars, minicourses and the international conference. The activities will take place at the Department of Mathematics, University of Joensuu and at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Helsinki. The program is a part of the FMS International Visitor Program "Function spaces and differential equations".

Topics will include, among other things,

  • Q^p - spaces on Riemann surfaces
  • Analytic function spaces on strictly pseudoconvex domains
  • Analytic function spaces on bounded symmetric domains

Program:

One week before the international conference there is a Summer School at the University of Joensuu. Topics will concentrate on the Q^p space theory. Lecturers of the Minicourses: H. Chen, K. Dyakonov, D. Girela, Z. Wu, J. Xiao, R. Zhao, K. Zhu.

Summer School with minicourses and seminar talks on 5.-9.6.2006 at the University of Helsinki. Topic: Analytic function spaces of several complex variables. Titles of the minicourses:

  • D. Bekolle: Function theory on homogeneous domains
  • K.-T. Kim: Automorphism groups of domains in C^n
  • R. Rochberg: Discrete models and decomposition methods in function spaces

There will be no registration to the Helsinki Summer School. The program will run from Monday morning until Friday afternoon. The details will be published here in May.

The international conference at the University of Joensuu 29.5.-2.6.2006.


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