Midwest partial differential equations seminar
University of Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky
The fall 1997 seminar will take place on September 20 and 21 in
Lexington, Kentucky. All talks will be in the Chemistry-Physics
building, room 155. The Chemistry-Physics building is located near the
corner of Rose and Columbia Ave. on the campus of the University of
Kentucky.
Saturday, 20 September, 1997
8:25, 8:45 Van departs from Campbell House and Kentucky Inn
8:30-9:00 Coffee and refreshments in Chemistry-Physics 179
9:00-9:50 Mary Ann Horn, Vanderbilt University,
Applications of microlocal analysis to the question
of stability of elastic systems
10:00-10:50 Steve Hofmann, University of Missouri
Recent progress on boundary value problems for
the heat equation in time varying domains
11:00-11:50 Michael Taylor, University of North Carolina,
Layer integral techniques for PDE with non-smooth
coefficients
12:00-1:50 Lunch
1:50-2:40 Emmanuele di Benedetto, Northwestern University,
Asymptotic estimates for certain degenerate
parabolic equations
2:50-3:40 Suzanne Lenhart, University of Tennessee,
Optimal Control of PDE/ODE systems modeling
bioreactors
3:40-4:10 Coffee Break in Chemistry-Physics 179
4:10-5:00 Nicola Garofalo, Purdue University,
Trace inequalities in Carnot-Caratheodory spaces
and applications
Transportation to be arranged.
7:30 Party, Math house, 417 Columbia Ave.
Sunday, 21 September, 1997
8:25, 8:45 Van departs from Campbell House and Kentucky Inn
8:30-9:00 Coffee and refreshments in Chemistry-Physics 179
9:00-9:50 Yuan Lou, University of Chicago,
Diffusion vs. Cross-diffusion
10:00-10:50 Wilfrid Gangbo, Georgia Institute of Technology,
Optimal Maps for the Multidimensional
Monge-Kantorovich Problem
11:00-11:50 Roger Temam, Indiana University,
Some mathematical problems related to the primitive
equations of the atmosphere and oceans
Transportation to motels and/or aiport.
Parking: Parking is not controlled on Saturday and Sunday. A
convenient lot is located behind Memorial Coliseum, approximately one
and a half blocks from the Chemistry--Physics building. The entrance
to this lot is on Rose St., a half block northeast of Euclid Ave.
Transportation: A van will provide transportation between the motels
and the conference. We will pick up at both motels at the times listed
on the schedule. Please wait near the front door.
We will provide transportation back to the motels Saturday night and
to the airport on Sunday afternoon.
Accomodations: Blocks of rooms are being held at two
motels. These motels are near each other and approximately one mile
from campus.
Campbell House Inn
1375 Harrodsburg Road
Lexington, Kentucky 40504
(606) 255-4281 / 1-800-432-9254
- Single $46, double $59
- Rooms held until two weeks prior (September 5).
- Participants identify themselves as "UK Math group"
- Airport transportation available, call from airport
The Kentucky Inn
525 Waller Avenue
Lexington, Kentucky 40504
(606) 254-1177 / 1-800-221-6652
- Single $44 or double $45
- September 19, 20, 21
- Rooms held until two weeks prior (September 5)
- Identify yourself as participant in the Midwest partial
differential equations seminar.
Transportation: We will provide a shuttle van between
the motels and campus.
Support: Limited support is available for graduate
students. Please contact the organizers for more details.
For further information, please contact Russell Brown via e--mail at
rbrown@ms.uky.edu or 606 257 3951.
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Support for the conference has been provided by the National Science
Foundation, the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Research,
the Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies and the
Department of Mathematics at the University of Kentucky.
Russell Brown
Peter Hislop
Zhongwei Shen