The fourth Geometry Meeting dedicated
              to the centenary of A.D.Alexandrov
take place at  Saint-Petersburg, Russia, August 20-24, 2012
The arrival and departure days are August 19 and August 25, respectively.

The meeting are organizing by the Euler International Mathematical
Institute jointly with Sobolev Institute of Mathematics of the
Siberian Branch of RAS.

To get more information please visit our web site
http://www.pdmi.ras.ru/EIMI/2012/A100/index.html

A.D. Alexandrov is one of the greatest geometers of the 20th century,
founder of the famous scientific school. Besides, his works in PDE are
generally recognized. A.D.Alexandrov is well known as physics, teacher,
philosopher, and mountaineer. For many years A.D.Alexandrov was the
St. Petersburg State University rector.

Programme committee:
Chairman: Reshetnyak, Yuriy (Novosibirsk)
Ballmann, Werner (Bonn)
Bar, Christian (Germany)
Buchstaber, Victor (Moscow)
Gromov, Mikhael (Paris)
Grove, Karsten (Notre Dame,Indiana)
Kleiner, Bruce (New York)
Kutateladze, Semen (Novosibirsk)
Novikov, Sergei (Moscow - Maryland)
Pacard, Frank (Paris)
Taimanov, Iskander (Novosibirsk)
Vershik, Anatoly (Saint-Petersburg)
Vesnin, Andrei (Novosibirsk)
Wilking, Burkhard (Muenster)

Organising committee:
Chairman: Burago, Yuri (Saint-Petersburg)
Co-chair: Buyalo, Sergei (Saint-Petersburg)
Malyutin, Andrei (Saint-Petersburg)
Netsvetaev, Nikita (Saint-Petersburg)
Millionschikov, Dmitry (Moscow)
Alexandrov, Victor (Novosibirsk)
Yi, Zang (Guandzhou)

Topics of the meeting: Differential Geometry, PDE in Geometry,
Geometric Analysis, Singular spaces, Polyhedra, Applications of Geometry

Registration for the meeting can be done on the web at
http://www.pdmi.ras.ru/EIMI/2012/A100/app.html
The deadline for registration  is May 15, 2012.
Later registrations may also be possible. Nowever, please, take into
account that getting visa is a time consuming process and we kindly ask
you to proceed with the registration at your earliest convenience so
that we could provide a visa support document for you well in advance.

If you have questions about the meeting, please
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On behalf of the Program and Organizing Committees
Yu. G. Reshetnyak
Yu. D. Burago

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