The 8th Pacific RIM Conference on Mathematics (PRCM) 2020

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The 8th Pacific RIM Conference on Mathematics (PRCM) 2020
Dates:
August 3 (Mon.) - August 11 (Tue.), 2020 (online)
Host Institution:
University of California at Berkeley, USA
Local Organizers:
Alan Hammond (University of California at Berkeley)
Fraydoun Rezakhanlou (University of California at Berkeley)
Organizers:
Amir Dembo (Departments of Mathematics and Statistics at Stanford University. Probability theory)
Rod Gover (Department of Mathematics, University of Auckland, New Zealand. Differential geometry, representation theory and partial differential equations)
Seung-Yeal Ha (Department of Mathematics, Seoul National University, South Korea. Partial differentilal equations)
Pedram Hekmati (Department of Mathematics, University of Auckland, New Zealand. theory, Geometry and operator algebras)
Anthony M. Licata (Mathematical Sciences Institute, Australian National University. Geometric representation theory)
Alejandro Maass (University of Chile. Ergodic theory, topological and symbolic dynamics; the application of probability theory and dynamical systems in bioinformatics)
Tai-Ping Liu (Institute of Mathematics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan. Partial differential equations)
Yoshinori Namikawa (Department of Mathematics, Kyoto University. Algebraic geometry and complex manifolds)
Takayoshi Ogawa (Mathematical Institute, Tohoku University. Nonlinear PDE, functional analysis, applied analysis)
Toshiyuki Ogawa (Mathematical Sciences Program, Meiji University. Dynamical systems)
Kaoru Ono (Research Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Kyoto University. Symplectic geometry and Floer theory)
Alvaro Pelayo (Department of Mathematics, University of California, San Diego. Classical and quantum integrable systems)
Malabika Pramanik (Department of Mathematics, University of British Columbia. Harmonic analysis, partial differential equations, several complex variables)
Norikazu Saito (Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences, the University of Tokyo. Numerical analysis)
Neil Trudinger (Mathematical Sciences Institute, Australian National University. Partial differential equations)
Jonathan Wylie (Department of Mathematics, City University of Hong Kong. Fluid mechanics and granular materials)
Josh Zahl (Department of Mathematics, University of British Columbia. Classical harmonic analysis and combinatorics)
Qiang Zhang (Department of Mathematics, City University of Hong Kong. Finanicial mathematics and fluid dynamics)
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