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Det tredje nasjonale matematikermøtet avholdes i Oslo i september 2024.

Tid og sted: 12. sep. 2024 – 13. sep. 2024, Soria Moria hotell, Oslo

The conference will be focused on recent advances in geometry of integrable systems and applications of infinite-dimensional Lie groups in hydrodynamics as well as on geometric and hydrodynamic methods in dispersionless integrability. During the conference we will have an opportunity to celebrate the 60thbirthday of Boris Khesin.

The Summer school focuses on topics related to combinatorial Hopf algebras, relations to Lie theory and applications. The lectures will be aimed at advanced master students and PhD students in mathematics, without assuming any prior specialised knowledge. This is an activity of the Lie-Størmer Center, a newly founded Norwegian research center for fundamental structures in computational and pure mathematics.

The aim of the school is to offer glimpses on the present state of research on geometric measure theory in Carnot-Caratheodory groups and in more general metric spaces. Analysis and Geometry on these structures has been object of extensive research in the last years, with applications ranging from degenerate elliptic equations to optimal control theory and differential geometry. It is intention of the organizers to encourage informal discussions among young and well-known researchers on current developments in the area.

The third Norwegian meeting on PDEs will gather Norwegian experts on partial differential equations, as well as three international keynote speakers. The meeting will be held at the Blindern campus of the University of Oslo from Wednesday 5 June (at 13:00) to Friday 7 June 2024 (at lunch time).

There will be a poster session on Wednesday afternoon.

Website of Bergen-Lund-Trondheim seminar

Schedule for workshop 

Practical information about workshop

The Bergen-Lund-Trondheim seminar on dispersive and water waves equations is an online research seminar organized by the research groups of the universities of Bergen, Lund and Trondheim. The aim of the seminar is to gather the three research groups and discuss on various topics related to dispersive equations and to water waves equations. It meets roughly once per month.

The seminar has the following format. The speaker chooses the topic/article/survey and provides some references to the organizers. With those references, a third party in one of the universities introduces the talk with a short presentation. It is followed by a 40 minutes talk of the speaker, and a discussion afterwards. Organizers : Mats Ehrnström (NTNU), Didier Pilod (UiB) and Erik Wahlén (LU)

We would like to support and meet other girls studying mathematics and adjacent applied areas:

• Inspiration and motivation in master's studies and for master's studies
• The usefulness of mathematics studies in professional life
• Mathematics and further studies
• What do participants work in their master's theses?
• Inspirational lectures from women with professional careers and background from mathematics: Ragni Piene, UiO and Kristin Flornes, Eviny
• Talk about challenges and opportunities, doubts and difficulties

This event aims to bring together PhD students in mathematicsfrom all over Norway, as an opportunity to share experiences, connect research groups and give insights into career optionsafter the PhD.

A conference by Ph.D. students for Ph.D. students

Winter school on "Cartan Geometry and Related Topics". Participants are invited to stay from Sunday March 5 to Thursday March 9. The scientific program for the winter school will begin in the evening of March 5 with an introduction lecture to Cartan geometry, and will also include a morning session on March 9.

The main lecturers are:

• Karen Habermann (Warwick, UK)

  • Cartan connections for stochastic developments on sub-Riemannian manifolds.

• Ben McKay (Cork, Ireland)

  • Introduction to Cartan geometries

  • Holomorphic Cartan geometries

• Josef Šilhan (Masaryk, Czech Republic)

  • Tractor calculus in conformal and projective geometry

In addition to these, the meeting will have regular / contributed lectures by participants.

The workshop

The objective of the workshop is to connect people working in differential geometry from a more theoretical perspective with people working with geometric integration and applications of geometry for numerical methods. We believe that this intersection of ideas will be fruitful for people working in both areas and can lead to new developments. Topics of the conference will be intersections of geometry and algebra, stochastic differential geometry, geometric statistics, geometric numerical integration and numerical solutions of SPDEs.

The workshop will be held in Bergen on September 7-9, 2022, and an online broadcast will be made available to registered participants.

This workshop is supported by the Trond Mohn Foundation through the project "Pure Mathematics in Norway", and by the local research projects CODYSMA and Geoproco.

Dette er det andre nasjonalt matematikermøte, etter Bergen i 2018.

There will be 3 main speaker giving lecture series; Svitlana Mayboroda (Minnesota), Davide Vittone (Padua) and Robert Young (New York). For other speakers and further details, see the coference home page.

Seminar Sophus Lie (SSL-2022) will meet on 12-19 June 2022 at Nordfjordeid, Norway. This seminar was founded in 1990 in Germany and has had regular meetings since then on the topics of Lie theory, with creation of the Journal of Lie Theory as one of the notable outputs. This year’s meeting is a result of joint efforts of German and Norwegian mathematicians to honour the legacy of Sophus Lie and the modern development of his theory.

The aim of this workshop is to bring together, in a casual and friendly atmosphere, mathematicians working on all areas of analysis, geometry, algebra and mathematical physics, which are related in a broad sense to Sophus Lie’s work. Traditionally these meetings centre on applications of representation theory and advances in Lie theory.

This is the first meeting of SSL in Norway, at the birthplace of Sophus Lie. The atmosphere of the Conference Center will allow for informal discussions, collaborations and initiations of new research projects. Several grants will be allocated to cover local expenses, and we encourage young mathematicians as well as female mathematicians to apply. Please check out the webpage for more details.

Bergen, June 8-10, 2022

Hosted by the University of Bergen, this second meeting of its kind will gather researchers and PhD students in Norway working on partial differential equations. Through presentations by invited speakers, both international and national, as well as informal interactions, the meeting is meant to provide a venue for the exhange of results and ideas in the field, and is also intended to tie the Norwegian PDE community closer together. The first meeting in this series took place at NTNU in Trondheim in 2019.

An online summer school, June 16-18, 2021

The central aim of the summer school is to bring together researchers from different backgrounds in geometry and stochastic analysis, to discuss and advance both fields. Particular emphasis will be put on aspects of the following topics: Stochastic differential geometry, geometric methods for stochastic partial differential equations, rough or stochastic differential equations on spaces with ambient geometry, and numerical methods for stochastic analysis on Lie groups and manifolds.

Read more on the conference website.

Bergen, October 30, 2020

The workshop aims to connect researchers in Norway using geometric and analytic methods to work in geometric analysis, differential geometry, infinite dimensional geometry, stochastic analysis, rough paths and geometric numerical integration.

This workshop is supported by the Trond Mohn Foundation through the project "Pure Mathematics in Norway".

Read more on the Homepage of the workshop.

Bergen, February 12-14 2020

The central aim of the conference is to bring together researchers from different backgrounds in geometry and stochastic analysis, to discuss and advance the understanding and connection between geometric methods and techniques from stochastic analysis. We believe the conference will bring further interaction between different groups and pave the way for solving important problems. Particular emphasis will be put on aspects of the following topics: Stochastic differential geometry, geometric methods for stochastic partial differential equations, rough or stochastic differential equations on spaces with ambient geometry and numerical methods for stochastic analysis on Lie groups and manifolds.

Read more on the conference website.

June 31- July 05, 2019

Nordfjordeid, Norway (https://wiki.math.ntnu.no/nordfjordeid2019/start)

The first of its kind, the meeting aims to focus on the different aspects of PDEs as carried out in Norway. With 3 international, 17 national speakers, and an open poster session, the meeting will span two days from Wednesday to Friday noon with a conference dinner Thursday evening, and ample possibilities for discussions and networking.

October 21, 2018, Bergen,

Det arrangeres et nasjonalt matematikermøte i Bergen 13-14. september 2018, hvor alle vitenskapelige ansatte og emeriti ved UiB, UiO, NTNU, UiT og UiS, inkludert PhD-stipendiater, er invitert. Møtet er sponset av Bergen forskningsstiftelse (BFS), Tromsø forskningsstiftelse (TFS) og Norsk matematisk forening (NMF) og markerer samtidig 100-års-jubileet til foreningen. BFS/TFS og NMF dekker reise og opphold til alle deltagere.

Møtet vil inneholde både plenumsforedrag og foredrag i tre parallelle seksjoner. Det arrangeres i tillegg et ekstra møte for PhD-studenter den 12. september.

University of Bergen, April 02-06, 2017, October 27-31, 2017, July 30-31, 2018.

January 9-12, Toronto, Canada, 2018

March 4-10, Geilo, Norway, 2017

Colombia, November 26, December 1-5. 2016

 May 9-14, 2016, Bergen/Voss 

The conference "Geometric Analysis in Control and Vision Theory" is an international conference, a part of a project supported partly by the Norwegian Research Council and a result of collaboration between France and Norway in the area of geometric analysis, control and vision theory supported by iCODE, the Institute for Control and Decision (Saclay, Paris), and the French National Research Agency. This conference is organized with the aim of providing an extensive overview of some of the main topics of research in Geometric Analysis, Geometric Control, Vision Theory, in particular, focusing on infinite-dimensional Riemannian and sub-Riemannian geometry, shape analysis, image matching, algorithms of image processing, deterministic and random interfaces, geometric mechanics as well as their relations to mathematical physics. We welcome in particular, younger researchers, post-docs and graduate students. 

April 23-25, 2015, Bergen.

The main goal of the workshop is to bring together experts in differential geometry with a special emphasis on those topics, which are used in shape analysis, image matching and vision theory. We are interested in Riemannian, sub-Riemannian and conformal geometry, their Lorentzian and other signatures analogs, infinite-dimensional manifolds, first of  all, the shape space and shape signatures understood from various viewpoints, from fingerprints and geometric invariants of shapes to computational aspects of vision theory. The goal is to expand and deepen our understanding of interrelations between differential geometry and vision theory. This workshop is aimed to build the national Norwegian team in geometry and its applications, with the strong international profile and cooperation with experts in the related fields of algebra, analysis and differential equations. 

Read more on the workshop website.

      June 24-28, 2013, Bergen, Norway

The aim of the summer school is to highlight the state-of-the-art and perspectives of those domains of analysis and geometry, which have gained wide international recognition lately and to introduce them to Ph.D. students and young researchers.

The scientific program of the school will consist of 5 mini courses of 4-5 hours by invited lecturers, and several one-hour lectures. We also plan to include poster session, where Ph.D. students and young participants can share their results.

"December 12-16, 2010, Chile, Hotel Termas de Chillán

The international conference "Complex Analysis and Mathematical Physics" is a result of collaboration between CHILE, USA, and EU in the area of Analysis and Mathematical Physics. This conference is organized with the aim of providing an extensive overview of some of the main topics of research in Complex Analysis, Mathematical Physics, in particular, focusing on Integrable Systems, Laplacian Growth, Conformal Field Theory... 

Important dates

• December 1, 2009: Registration and grant application starts;
• April 1, 2010: Abstract submission starts;
• April 15, 2010: Deadline for application for grants;
• September 1, 2010: Deadline for registration and abstract submission;
• December 11, 2010: Arrival of participants, registration starts 15:00;
• December 12-16, 2010: Working days;
• December 16, 2010: Departure of participants;
• January 1, 2011: Submission of papers for a special issue of the journal "Analysis and Mathematical Physics" (Birkhäuser)

November 30 - December 2, 2009, University of Bergen, Norway

This workshop is dedicated to the 65th anniversary of our dear colleague Professor Arne Stray.

Primary research interests of Arne Stray reside in Complex Analysis. His contribution to Approximation and Interpolation Theory in complex domains is reflected in more than 30 papers published in top journals such as Annals of Mathematics, Mathematische Annalen, Proceedings of AMS, etc. He has been successfully collaborating with colleagues from many countries including the USA, Spain, Ireland, and Great Britain.

Professor Arne Stray is the first winner of the Best University Lecture Prize (Foreleserprisen) established in 1996 by the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Bergen.

Arne started his career in science in 1964 as a student at the University of Oslo. In 1974 he earned his PhD from this university under supervision of Professor Otte Hustad. In 1971-1985 Arne worked at the University of Agder (formerly Agder distriktshøyskole). Since 1985 Arne Stray is a professor at the University of Bergen.

The workshop will be held at the Department of Mathematics, University of Bergen.Address: Johannes Bruns gate 12, 5008 Bergen.

September 10 – 13, 2009, Steinkjer Kurssenter, Norway.

The aim of the school is to bring together members of Analysis Groups from the University of Bergen and Norwegian University of Science and Technology, encourage more intensive contacts and collaboration between them.

The scientific program of the school will consist of 4 mini courses by invited lecturers, short presentations and poster session. Young participants are strongly encouraged to present their research either in 20 minutes talk or by a poster.

This scientific event is finacially supported by NordForsk Research Network… Read more on the conference website.

(Joint USA-Norway workshop) June 9 – 13, 2008, Sophus Lie Conference Center in Nordfjordeid, Norway.

The international conference "Complex Analysis and Mathematical Physics" is a result of collaboration between USA and NORWAY in the area of Analysis and Mathematical Physics. This conference is organized with the aim of providing an extensive overview of some of the main topics of research in Complex Analysis, Mathematical Physics, in particular, focusing on Integrable Systems, Laplacian Growth, Conformal Field Theory. It is aimed at younger researchers, post-docs and graduate students… 

May 7-12, 2007, Voss, Norway.

This is a conference of the European Networking Programme "Harmonic and Complex Analysis and Applications" HCAA of the European Science Foundation.

Organizers: University of Bergen (UiB) and Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).

Organizing Committee: Alexander Vasil'ev (coordinator) (UiB), Hans Munthe-Kaas (UiB), Arne Stray (UiB), Henrik Kalisch (UiB), Irina Markina (UiB),  Kristian Seip (NTNU), Yurii Lyubarskii (NTNU), Björn Gustafsson (KTH, Stockholm)

Objectives: The purpose of the Conference is to bring together both experts and novices in Analysis with experts in Mathematical Physics, Mechanics and adjacent areas of applied sciences and numerical analysis. The participants will present their results and discuss further developments of the frontier research exploring the bridge between Complex, Real Analysis, Potential Theory, PDE and modern topics of Fluid Mechanics and Mathematical Physics… Read more on the conference website

October 29-31, 2007, Bergen, Norway.

External visitors: Paul Malliavin, Helene Airault, Yuri Neretin.