CUNY Geometric Analysis Conference

The Laplace and Length Spectra

4102, Fourth Floor
Department of Mathematics
CUNY Graduate Center
365 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY

• The full program has abstracts and transparencies.
• The participant list includes links to relevant preprints and might be thought of as a kind of conference proceedings.
• The open problems webpage is open for more submissions.
• The conference photo is here.

Invited Speakers:

• Peter Buser, EPF Lausanne
• Christopher Croke, University of Pennsylvania
• Carolyn Gordon, Dartmouth College
• Ruth Gornet, University of Texas at Arlington
• Nancy Hingston, The College of New Jersey
• Mahta Khosravi, Institute of Advanced Study
• Motoko Kotani, Tohoku University
• Alexander Nabutovsky, U. Toronto and Penn State
• Iosif Polterovich, U. Montreal
• Regina Rotman, Penn State and U. Toronto
• Peter Sarnak, Princeton University
• Toshikazu Sunada, Meiji University
• Zoltan I. Szabo, CUNY Graduate Center and Lehman College
• Andras Vasy, Stanford University and MIT

Organizers: Yiannis Petridis, Christina Sormani, Józef Dodziuk

Program: A one page schedule and a full program with abstracts.

Webpage: http://comet.lehman.cuny.edu/sormani/conf/2006/geom06.html

This is our third annual meeting. CUNY Geometric Analysis 2004 was held in honor of Edgar Feldman and CUNY Geometric Analysis 2005 focussed on free boundary problems, mean curvature flow and hyperbolic equations.

PARTICIPANTS:

Click here for complete list of conference participants and links to their related preprints.

We regret that we have no funding available for participants. Due to the focused nature of this workshop we will not have a session of contributed talks this year.

REGISTRATION:

Please email a copy of the registration form to sormani at comet.lehman.cuny.edu with the subject "Registration" if you plan to attend (even if you cannot pay at this time).

Be sure to include links and titles to related reprints and preprints.

Registration fees are $20 per person if mailed in before January 15th. They are waived for students. They should be mailed with the registration form to:

ACCOMMODATIONS: 

We do not have an arrangement made with any particular hotel and recommend that you reserve rooms as soon as possible. The Comfort Inn, (212)947-0200, is located half-a-block from the Graduate Center. Some cheap midtown hotels are Hotel 31, and Hotel Grand Union. Other midtown hotels can be found in this hotel guide. Keep in mind that we are at 34th Street and 5th Avenue and that 20 blocks is a mile. We are diagonally across the street from the Empire State Building.

The Sheraton Laguardia East Hotel and the Best Western Queens Court Hotel are located in Flushing near Chinese restaurants and the Long Island Railroad Flushing Main Street Station. They are 20 minutes by LIRR to nearby Penn Station.

POSTER:

Please print out our new poster and post it in your department. Be sure to remove headers and footers in Print Setup and set it to "fit to page" or 1 inch margins all around before printing.