Dear All,

The 20th Southern California Geometric Analysis Seminar will be held at 
the University of California, San Diego on the weekend of February 
23-24th, 2013.

The invited speakers are:

Gerard Besson   (Grenoble)
Hubert Bray   (Duke)
S.-Y. Alice Chang   (Princeton)
Pengfei Guan   (McGill)
Aaron Naber   (MIT)
Gang Tian   (Princeton/Beijing)
Steve Zelditch   (Northwestern)

This conference is funded by the National Science Foundation.  Some travel 
support is available for participants.  Priority for funding will be given 
to graduate students and recent PhDs.  Women mathematicians and members of 
other underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply. 
Priority for funding will be given to those who register and request 
support before January 11th, 2013.  For registration and more information, 
please visit the website:

http://www.math.ucsd.edu/~scgas/

Ben Weinkove
on behalf of the organizers,

Zhiqin Lu (UC Irvine)
Lei Ni (UCSD) 
Chuu-Lian Terng (UC Irvine)
Ben Weinkove (UCSD/Northwestern)

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