Dear colleagues,

We would like to invite applications to the workshop "Potential theory and random walks in metric spaces" at Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology, in Okinawa, Japan. The workshop is held May 30-June 2, 2023. 

The aim of this workshop is to bring together a number of top class mathematicians working in analysis on metric spaces, with a focus on three areas i) random walks on fractals ii) potential theory on metric spaces and iii) applications and connections of the previous two to PDE and beyond. The speakers include both senior speakers, and junior speakers with recent and fundamental work. The aim is to build new collaborations and chart new paths for future research. This is supported by bringing in experts from different communities. We plan to have a mini-course, invited talks and contributed talks by leading mathematicians, and junior speakers with proven potential. 

More information, including a list of confirmed speakers, is available on the website and the attached poster:

https://groups.oist.jp/aoms/2023-workshop-potential-theory-and-random-walks-metric-spaces 

In addition to the speakers, we invite applications to join the workshop. Some participants will also have the opportunity to give short talks. Due to the limitation of capacity and budget, we can only host a fixed number of participants. Results of your application will be notified by the end of February 2023. You may submit the application through our website:

https://groups.oist.jp/prm/application

Local transportation and accommodation will be covered for all confirmed participants. Participants need to use their own funds for the flight tickets.

Participants are selected based on their research interests and relevance to the theme of this workshop. Priority is given to the following groups:
●    Participants who will contribute with different research viewpoints to the workshop.
●    Participants in the early career stage.
●    Participants from underrepresented groups.

We look forward to seeing many of you in Okinawa,

Xiaodan Zhou
Panu Lahti
Sylvester Eriksson-Bique



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