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Wednesday through Saturday, May 11-14, 2011
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We invite applications by early career researchers

to give a short talk at http://www.math.utk.edu/barrett/

Deadline: March 15, 2011.

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Schedule with Confirmed Speakers:
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Wednesday, May 11

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Survey Series Lectures

Igor Rodnianski (Princeton)

Rick Schoen (Stanford)
Bob Wald (Chicago)
Plenary Lectures
Lydia Bieri (Harvard/Michigan)
Hubert Bray (Duke)
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Thursday, May 12
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Survey Series Lectures
Igor Rodnianski (Princeton)
Rick Schoen (Stanford)
Bob Wald (Chicago)
Plenary Lectures
Jim Isenberg (Oregon)
Markus Khuri (Stony Brook)
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Friday, May 13

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Survey Series Lectures
Igor Rodnianski (Princeton)
Rick Schoen (Stanford)
Bob Wald (Chicago)
Plenary Lectures
Mihalis Dafermos (Cambridge)
Greg Galloway (Miami)
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Saturday, May 14
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Invited Short Talks (30 minutes)

Apply to give a short talk at

http://www.math.utk.edu/barrett/

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Partly supported by the NSF, the University of Tennessee,

and the UT Mathematics Department.

Travel Reimbursements for Participants:

Significant funding will be available to support travel expenses for
participants who cannot fully fund their trip through a grant or home
institution funding. An application for funding is included in the
registration form. The deadline to apply for support is March 15, 2011.

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For more information, please visit the Barrett Lectures website at

http://www.math.utk.edu/barrett/

If you still have questions about this program, contact the organizers:

Fernando Schwartz (Chair)
Alex Freire
Conrad Plaut

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