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1990 Joint Mathematics Meetings
Louisville, KY, January 17-20, 1990
Meeting #854
Associate secretaries:
Joseph A Cima, AMS cima@email.unc.edu
Kenneth A Ross, MAA ross@math.uoregon.edu
Invited Addresses
- J\'anos D. Acz\'el, University of Waterloo, New developments in solving the second part of Hilbert's Fifth problem.
- Michael F. Barnsley, Iterated Systems, Inc. and Georgia Institute of Technology, Fractals for everyone.
- Jon Barwise, Stanford University, Non-wellfounded sets and their applications.
- D. Allan Bromley, Office of Science and Technology Policy, Washington, DC, Mathematics: Keystone of modern science and technology.
- Sun-Yung Alice Chang, University of California, Los Angeles, Analysis of spectral invariants.
- Charles W. Curtis, University of Oregon, A century of representation theory of finite groups.
- George B. Dantzig, Stanford University, The wide wide world of pure mathematics that goes by other names.
- Leonard Gillman, University of Texas, Austin, Teaching programs that work.
- Israel C. Gohberg, Tel Aviv University, Israel, Linear operators, matrix functions and control.
- Thomas Kailath, Stanford University, Displacement structure of matrices and operators.
- J\'anos Koll\'ar, University of Utah, The structure of algebraic threefolds.
- Arnold E. Ross, Ohio State University, Columbus, Developing the teacher's ability to encourage creativity in students, II.
- Judith D. Sally, Northwestern University, What's between a domain and its quotient field?
- I. M. Sigal, University of Toronto and University of California, Irvine, Quantum many-body problem.
- Barry Simon, California Institute of Technology, Fifty years of eigenvalue perturbation theory.
- Bhama Srinivasan, University of Illinois, Chicago, The invasion of geometry into finite group theory. (AWM)
- Shlomo Sternberg, Harvard University, Some thoughts on the interaction between group theory and physics.
- Shlomo Sternberg, Harvard University, Some thoughts on the interaction between group theory and physics.
- Shlomo Sternberg, Harvard University, Some thoughts on the interaction between group theory and physics.
- Nolan R. Wallach, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, Title to be announced.
- James D. Watkins, Secretary of Energy, Washington, DC, Revitaliziang mathematics education: A national imperative.
- Scott W. Williams, State University of New York, College at Buffalo, The box product problem. (NAM)
- Peter Winkler, Emory University and Bellcore, Morristown, New Jersey, On the (sometimes) strange behavior of large random things.
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