Sixth Prairie Analysis
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Previous Prairie Analysis Seminars

Friday October 13
TIME	SPEAKER	TALK TITLE
1:00-1:25	Registration
1:25-1:30	Welcome remarks
1:30-2:30	Sergei Treil Brown University	Problems around Corona
2:30-2:35	Short break - announcements
2:35-3:35	Andrea Nahmod University of Massachusetts	Modulation Invariant Bilinear Operators
3:35-4:00	Tea time - Room 406 Snow Hall
4:00-4:20	Eduardo Gatto DePaul University	Lipschitz Spaces and Singular Integrals Associated to Non-doubling Measures
4:25-4:45	Maria Cristina Pereyra University of New Mexico	Haar Multipliers Meet Bellman Functions
4:50-5:10	Wilfredo Urbina University of New Mexico	Fractional Integration and Fractional Differentiation for Jacobi Expansions
5:15-5:35	Arpad Benyi Western Washington University	Time-frequency Analysis of Unimodular Fourier Multipliers
8:00 - ...	After-dinner reception at Estela and Rodolfo's home

Saturday October 14
TIME	SPEAKER	TALK TITLE
7:30-8:00	Breakfast provided by the Department of Mathematics - Room 406 Snow Hall
8:00-8:20	Lianwen Wang Central Missouri State University	Existence and Uniqueness for a Class of BVP Problems
8:25-8:45	James Peterson Benedictine College	Geometric Measure Theory and Scans
8:50-9:10	Maria Alfonseca North Dakota State University	Geometric Properties of Intersection Bodies
9:15-9:35	Leonid Kovalev Texas A&M University	Quasiregular Gradient Mappings
9:40-9:55	Coffee break
9:55-10:15	Ignacio Uriarte-Tuero University of Missouri	Improved Painleve Removability for Quasiregular Mappings
10:20-10:40	Dmitriy Bilyk Gerogia Institute of Technology	On the Small Ball Inequality in Three Dimensions
10:45-11:05	Michael Goldberg Johns Hopkins University	The Schrodinger Equation with a Large Magnetic Potential
11:10-11:15	Short break
11:15-12:15	Fedor Nazarov Michigan State University	A Few Remarks about the Critical Dissipative Quasi-Geostrophic Equation
12:15 - 1:30	Lunch provided by the Department of Mathematics - Room 406 Snow Hall
1:30-2:30	Sergei Treil Brown University	Problems around Corona
2:30-2:35	Short break
2:35-2:55	Brett Wick Vanderbilt University	Multi-Parameter Riesz Commutators
3:00-3:20	Geoff Diestel University of South Carolina	Maximal Bilinear Singular Integral Operators Associated with Planar Sets
3:25-3:45	Maria Carmen Reguera Rodriguez University of Missouri	Is the characteristic Function of the Paraboloid a Bounded Bilinear Multiplier?
3:50-4:15	Tea time - Room 406 Snow Hall
4:15-4:35	Choonghong (Hiro) Oh Universite of Massachusetts	On the Local Well-posedness of a One Parameter Family of Coupled KdV Systems
4:40-5:00	Michael Bateman Indiana University	Kakeya Sets in Cantor Directions
5:05-5:25	Weidong Chen Kansas State University	The Ill-posedness of the Sampling Theorem and Regularized Sampling Algorithm
5:30-...	Open discussion, adjournment.

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