FDIS2011 -- Finite Dimensional Integrable Systems in Geometry and Physics 26.07 --- 29.07.2011 Jena (Germany)
http://fdis2011.uni-jena.de/
The emphasis will be geometric and the lectures will explain the connections between the modern theory of finite dimensional integrable systems and other branches of mathematics and mathematical physics,
their role in interactions between mathematics and physics, and their applications in geometry and physics.
Topics include
• Integrable geodesic flows and natural Hamiltonian systems
• Integrable Systems on Lie Algebras and Symmetric Spaces
• Applications of finite dimensional integrable systems in
mathematical physics and general relativity
• Integrability criteria and obstructions to integrability
• Symplectic geometry and dynamics of integrable systems
• Killing tensors and separation of variables
• System of PDE and Cartan geometries arising in the theory of
integrable systems
Confirmed invited speakers include:
• Misha Bialy
• Jeandrew Brink
• David M.J. Calderbank
• Kazuyoshi Kiyohara
• Boris Kruglikov
• Robert Milson
• Peter Topalov
• Galliano Valent
Thanks to generous support of the DFG Research Training Group
``Quantum and Gravitational Fields'', there will be no conference fee and we are able to support most speakers (accommodation), and, if
resources allow, graduate students and postdocs working in this
field.
We plan to have 21 lectures and a poster session. The participants
will be invited to offer oral or poster presentation. The titles and
abstracts of the contributions have to be submitted by May 20th
to [log in to unmask] and the authors will be informed about acceptance by June 5th.
The afternoon of 28.07 is reserved for social activities, excursions and the conference dinner.
All participants (invited speakers and other participants) are asked to arrange their own hotel reservation. We have made
pre-reservations for reduced prices in a number of Jena hotels; the participants are requested to contact the hotels before 10.06.2011.
For schedule, titles, abstracts, list of hotels, and contact
information see the conference web site
http://fdis2011.uni-jena.de/
Important deadlines:
• 20.05.2011 submission of titles and abstracts of the contributions
• 10.06.2011 reservation of accommodation and registration
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