Final announcement: 

                 PACIFIC NORTHWEST GEOMETRY SEMINAR 

                        2006 Fall Meeting 
                     Portland State University 
                          Portland, OR 

              Saturday and Sunday, Oct 28 and 19, 2006 
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Schedule

Saturday, October 28

10:00–11:00 Registration, coffee, etc.
            Attic, 3rd floor,  Neuberger Hall

11:00–12:00 Ian M. Anderson (Utah State University)
            Symbolic Computations in Differential Geometry
            (+15 minute Problem Session)

12:15–2:00  Lunch

 2:00–3:00  Blaine Lawson (SUNY/Stony Brook)
            Plurisubharmonicity and pseudoconvexity in Lagrangian 
            and calibrated geometry
            (+15 minute Problem Session)

 3:15–3:45  Coffee break

 3:45–4:45  Bill Goldman (University of Maryland)
            Mapping class group actions on spaces of surface group 
            representations
            (+15 minute Problem Session)

      6:30  Dinner

Sunday, October 29

 9:00–10:00 Alice Chang (Princeton University)
            Boundary regularity of Bach flat metrics
            (+15 minute Problem Session)

10:15–10:45 	Coffee break

10:45–11:45 	Roman Smirnov (Dalhousie University)
            Geometry "à la Cartan" and its applications to 
            Hamiltonian mechanics
            (+15 minute Problem Session)

      12:00 Final remarks

Talks will be held in room NH 364 (3rd floor), Neuberger Hall. 
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TRAVEL SUPPORT: 

PNGS meetings are supported by funds from the National Science 
Foundation and the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical 
Sciences.  Limited travel support is available for participants in 
this meeting.  First priority goes to graduate students and faculty 
from the participating universities (Oregon State, U. of Oregon, 
Portland State, Stanford, UBC, U. of Utah, U. of Washington).  If 
you are affiliated with one of these universities and are interested 
in travel support, please contact one of the PNGS organizers at your 
university NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 6: 

OSU      Christine Escher ([log in to unmask]) 
         Hal Parks ([log in to unmask]) 
         Juha Pohjanpelto ([log in to unmask]) 
U of O   Boris Botvinnik ([log in to unmask]) 
         Peter Gilkey ([log in to unmask]) 
         Jim Isenberg ([log in to unmask]) 
Stanford Rafe Mazzeo ([log in to unmask]) 
UBC      Jim Carrell ([log in to unmask])
         Jingyi Chen ([log in to unmask])
         Ailana Fraser ([log in to unmask])
Utah     Mladen Bestvina ([log in to unmask]) 
         Nick Korevaar ([log in to unmask]) 
         Nat Smale ([log in to unmask]) 
         Andrejs Treibergs ([log in to unmask]) 
UW       Dan Pollack ([log in to unmask]) 
         Jack Lee ([log in to unmask]) 

Participants from other universities may be supported if funds are 
available.  Travel support is limited to graduate students or faculty 
members who do not have NSF grants that provide travel funds.  We 
are particularly interested in providing support to young researchers, 
female mathematicians, and members of underrepresented groups. 

If you are not affiliated with a participating university and 
would like to be considered for travel support, contact Jim 
Isenberg <[log in to unmask]> as soon as possible. 
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For general information about the PNGS, visit the PNGS web site: 

  http://www.math.washington.edu/~lee/PNGS 

It contains up-to-date information about this meeting, 
travel and lodging information, general information 
about the PNGS, and a historical record of all PNGS meetings 
and speakers. 
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For more information about this meeting, contact the 
organizer: 

  Serge Preston ([log in to unmask], 503-725-3637)

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