Tsinghua University. Xueqing Chen. University of Wisconsin. Shaobin Tan. Xiamen University. Qing Wang. Xiamen University. Saeid Azam. University of Isfahan.
Tsukuba Workshop on Infinite-dimensional Lie Theory and Related Topics -- History and Development -Date: October 20th ~ 23rd, 2014 Place: University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan Participants:
Robert Moody Arturo Pianzola Hechun Zhang Xueqing Chen Shaobin Tan Qing Wang Saeid Azam Malihe Yousofzadeh Eugene Plotkin Nikolai Vavilov Olivier Mathieu Punita Batra Kaiming Zhao Kyoji Saito Katsuyuki Naoi Minoru Wakimoto Hiromichi Yamada Noriaki Kamiya Tadayoshi Takebayashi Kenichi Shimizu Taiki Shibata Daisuke Sagaki Masahiko Miyamoto Jun Morita
University of Alberta University of Alberta Tsinghua University University of Wisconsin Xiamen University Xiamen University University of Isfahan University of Isfahan Bar-Ilan University Saint Petersburg State University Institut Camille Jordan Harish Chandra Research Institute Wilfrid Laurier University Kavli IPMU Robert Moody Kavli IPMU Coxeter and his diagrams, a personal account Looking back over it, I have come to realize how Kyushu University amazingly my mathematical life has been influenced by the great twentieth century Canadian Hitotsubashi University mathematician H. S. M. Coxeter --- he of the famous University of Aizu Coxeter-Dynkin diagrams and the Coxeter elements of Weyl groups. This talk, part history and part Waseda University mathematics, is a sort of homage to Coxeter and the profound way in which his work and diagrams came Nagoya University to influence my research, both in Lie theory and in University of Tsukuba aperiodic order. Given the highly Lie theoretical audience, the mathematical part of my talk will turn to University of Tsukuba the less familiar aperiodic side, which has occupied the past 25 years of my work. University of Tsukuba More abstracts: University of Tsukuba http://web.cc.iwate-u.ac.jp/~yoshii/TWorkshop.htm Mt. Tsukuba M M
Organizers: Hiroyuki Yamane (University of Toyama), Akira Masuoka (University of Tsukuba), Masaya Tomie (Morioka University), Yoji Yoshii (Iwate University)
