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Cliff Weil, Michigan State Univ.
"Multipliers of Classes of Derivatives"
Cliff Weil is the senior editor and one of the founders of the
Real Analysis Exchange. His current research interests include
properties
of generalized derivatives and spaces of derivatives, and omega limit
sets
of continuous self-maps of the unit interval. Cliff's work and enthusiasm
have
inspired many mathematicians to work in the field of Real Analysis.
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Dan Mauldin, Univ. of North Texas
"Some classical problems in geometry and analysis"
Dan Mauldin is a Regents Professor at North Texas. The recent
winner of the
coveted "Andy" award, he serves as an editor for Advances in Mathematics
and also
the Real Analysis Exchange. He is well known for organizing and editing
the
publication of the famous "Scottish Book." Dan has published well over
100 papers
on a wide variety of mathematical topics, including set theory,
probability,
measure theory, dynamical systems, ergodic theory, real analysis, and
topology.
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The meeting will begin with coffee and registration
in Jack Brown Hall at 8:30am
Friday.
The schedule
includes one-hour talks given by the invited principal
speakers, as well as contributed
20-minute talks, from 9 to 5 both
days.
Please let us know if you would like to be included on the schedule as a
speaker.
Registration is free.
We will not be able to pay
the travel costs
of participants but we will likely
pay for the local (shared) motel room costs.
We will also provide transportation to and from Ontario
International Airport, located about 25 miles from campus.
Participants driving to the conference may pick up a parking permit
at the Information Center (IC-2) in front of Jack Brown Hall.
Try to target arrival
times for approximately 7:00 PM (PST) on Thursday, March 21. Some meals will be
provided,
including coffee, fruit, and doughnuts before morning sessions and the
traditional
picnic.
We will have some funds set aside which can provide limited travel
support.