June 16-19 2004

The conference covers all major research areas in analysis and dynamics. Equally ephasized are real-world applications in terms of modeling and computations.

The conference will provide a unique international forum for the international community of mathematicians and scientists working in analysis, differential equations, dynamic systems, and their applications to real world problems in teh forms of modeling and computation. The aim of this conference is to bring the worldwide senior experts as well as young researchers together to report recent achievments, exchange ideas, and address future trends of research, in a relaxing but stimulating environment.

There will be one-hour plenary talks, 30-minute special session talks, and 20-minutes contributed talks.

Peter Bates, Gunduz Caginalp, Peter Constantin, Mark Lewis, Fanghua Lin, Stanely Osher, Ka-Kit Tung, Eiji Yanagida, Jean-Christophe Yoccoz.

Ioana Mihaila, Martin Nakashima, Claudia Pinter-Lucke, Stephen Wirkus, Weiging Xie (Chair, wxie@csupomona.edu)

Jerry Bona, Shouchuan Hu (Chair, shh209f@smsu.edu), Xin Lu (Coordinator: lux@uncwil.edu), Wei-Ming Ni, Mitsuharu Otani, Roger Temam, Kak Lay Teo.

Deadlines:

Early registration and abstract submission: March 1, 2004

The conference proceedings will be published by AIMS-Press.

Limited funding from NSF is expected to support graduate students and young researchers.

American Institute of Mathematical Sciences (AIMS). Office of Academic Affair, College of Science, Cal Poly Pomona. National Science Foundation (pending).

Abstracts submission, registration, housing, plenary speakers, special sessions, and more details will be posted at http://AiMSciences.org . For local information, please contact Dr. W. Xie at wxie@csupomona.edu . to organize a special session, please contact Dr. S. Hu.