In honour of the mathematical work of Gary Meisters
The Program
| May 10 | ||
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| Morning session | ||
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C. Olech | How it al started... |
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S. Saeki | On the Epicenter of TILFs |
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R. Nillsen | A Tilt at TILFs |
| Afternoon session | ||
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J. Bebernes | Nonlocal Problems Modelling the Formation of Shear Bands |
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L.A. Campbell | Picturing Pinchuk's Plane Polynomial Pair |
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B. Coomes | Shadowing and Polynomial Flows: Some `Connections' |
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J.-T. Yu | Polynomial Retracts and the Jacobian Conjecture |
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A. Gasull | Sufficient Conditions for Global Asymptotic Stability |
| May 10 | ||
| Morning session | ||
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K. Adjamagbo | TBA |
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T. Parthasarathy | Real Jacobian Conjecture and Cubic Linear Mappings |
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M. Chamberland | The Jacobian Conjecture and the Mountain Pass Theorem |
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D. Wright | On the 2-dimensional Jacobian Conjecture and Affine Varieties Containing C2 |
| Afternoon session | ||
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G. Gorni | On the Relations between Cubic-Homogeneous and Cubic-Linear Polynomial Mappings |
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G. Freudenburg | Ga-actions obtained by local slice constructions |
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E. Hubbers | Cubic Similarity in Dimension Five |
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A. van den Essen | The King of the Talking Frogs and Polynomial Automorphisms |
The Participants
From left to right:
| First row: | Anna Cima, Raïssa van den Essen, Kristi Lampe, Jie-Tai Yu, L. Andrew Campbell, Marc Chamberland, Mary Ellen Meisters, T. Parthasarathy, Sandra van den Essen, Daniel Daigle | |
| Second row: | David Finston, David Wright, Brian Coomes, Pascal Adjamagbo, Arno van den Essen, Gary Hosler Meisters, Czeslaw Olech, Jack K. Hale | |
| Third row: | Engelbert Hubbers, Rodney Nillsen, Armengol Gasull, Sadahiro Saeki, Allan Peterson, Jim Deveney, Robert McLeod, Carl Langenhop, Gene Freudenburg, Carmen Chicone, Jerry Bebernes, Gianluca Gorni | |
Edited by Engelbert Hubbers
