GEOMETRY AND ANALYSIS

            Royal Institute of Technology,
                 Stockholm

                August 25-29, 2008

          http://www.math.kth.se/ag08/

The conference brings together leading specialists on nonlinear wave
equations, geometric analysis and general relativity. Among the
topics to be covered are Ricci flow, conformal geometry, nonlinear
wave equations, black hole uniqueness and stability, as well as
aspects of the constraint equations and the initial value problem
for the Einstein equations.


The list of confirmed speakers includes

 Serge Alinhac (Paris)
 H{\aa}kan Andreasson (Gothenburg)
 Simon Brendle (Stanford)
 Alice Chang (Princeton)
 Helmut Friedrich (Albert Einstein Institute)
 Gregory Galloway (Miami)
 Gerhard Huisken (Albert Einstein Institute)
 Alexandru Ionescu (Wisconsin)
 Sergiu Klainerman (Princeton)
 Bruce Kleiner (Yale)
 Heinz-Otto Kreiss (UCLA)
 Dan Lee (Duke)
 Frank Merle (Paris)
 Alan Rendall (Albert Einstein Institute)
 Igor Rodnianski (Princeton)
 Wilhelm Schlag (Chicago)
 Richard M. Schoen (Stanford)
 Daniel Tataru (Berkeley)

A limited amount of NSF support might become available for
scientists based in the US; those interested should contact Greg
Galloway at [log in to unmask]

Pending funding decisions, financial support may become available
for graduate students and recent Ph.D's. If interested, send an
Email to [log in to unmask]

Participants are requested to register before June 30, 2008, using
the web form at the conference home page,


http://www.math.kth.se/ag08/

where further information about the conference is also available.


Participants are expected to find their own housing. For local
information, including selected accommodation, see

http://www.math.kth.se/Howtoget/

Early booking of hotels is a necessity, since it is sometimes hard
to find a place to stay in Stockholm at short notice.

The members of the scientific committee are

 Mihalis Dafermos (Cambridge)
 Gerhard Huisken (Albert Einstein Institute)
 Sergiu Klainerman (Princeton)
 Hans Lindblad (San Diego)
 Harvey Reall (Cambridge)
 Richard Schoen (Stanford)
 Michael Struwe (Zurich)
 Robert Wald (Chicago)

together with the members of the organizing committee:

 Lars Andersson (Albert Einstein Institute and Miami)
 Piotr Chrusciel (Oxford and Tours)
 Hans Ringstroem (KTH Stockholm)

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