Announcement and Call for Papers

Announcement and Call for Papers

19th Annual Southeastern-Atlantic Regional Conference on Differential Equations

University of Richmond
Richmond, Virginia

October 22-23, 1999

Forum: The conference is an annual meeting which was envisioned by members of the Department of Mathematics at Virginia Tech and began in 1981. Since then its location has rotated among the institutions in the southeastern-atlantic region.

Scope: These meetings afford established and new researchers, including advanced graduate students, the opportunity of meeting and exchanging ideas and discussing the wide variety of mathematics encompassed within the title, ``differential equations.''

Topics: The conference will consist of a series of three plenary one-hour lectures and sessions for contributed papers. Topics presented during these conferences have been diverse in providing a unique opportunity to see the variety of problems in which differential equations play a critical role. Among subjects presented are ordinary and partial differential equations, integral and functional equations, numerical methods, and applications to the sciences and engineering.

Principal Speakers:
Margaret Cheney (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
Peter Lax (Courant Institute, New York University)
Glenn Webb (Vanderbilt University)

Contributed Talks: There will be sessions of contributed talks. Deadline for submission of abstracts for contributed talks is: September 30, 1999. For details on how to submit your abstract see abstract form.

Financial Assistance: Contingent on NSF funding, some financial assistance may be available to offset travel and housing expenses for graduate students and recent Ph.D. recipients. Requests postmarked by September 18, 1999, are guaranteed consideration. Eligible persons who belong to currently underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply to the conference for financial assistance. See financial assistance form.

Information:The information posted on this web site will be constantly updated. Information can also be obtained by contacting: Prof. Lester Caudill, SEARCDE Coordinator; Department of Mathematics and Computer Science; University of Richmond; Richmond, VA 23173, USA; phone (804)289-8083; fax (804)287-6444; e-mail:
lcaudill@richmond.edu

Organizing Committee:
Lester Caudill (University of Richmond), Chair lcaudill@richmond.edu

John Hubbard (University of Richmond) jhubbard@richmond.edu

Michael Kerckhove (University of Richmond) mkerckho@richmond.edu

Last modified March 3, 1999.
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Lester Caudill lcaudill@richmond.edu

	Forum: The conference is an annual meeting which was envisioned by members of the Department of Mathematics at Virginia Tech and began in 1981. Since then its location has rotated among the institutions in the southeastern-atlantic region.
	Scope: These meetings afford established and new researchers, including advanced graduate students, the opportunity of meeting and exchanging ideas and discussing the wide variety of mathematics encompassed within the title, ``differential equations.''
	Topics: The conference will consist of a series of three plenary one-hour lectures and sessions for contributed papers. Topics presented during these conferences have been diverse in providing a unique opportunity to see the variety of problems in which differential equations play a critical role. Among subjects presented are ordinary and partial differential equations, integral and functional equations, numerical methods, and applications to the sciences and engineering.
	Principal Speakers: Margaret Cheney (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) Peter Lax (Courant Institute, New York University) Glenn Webb (Vanderbilt University)
	Contributed Talks: There will be sessions of contributed talks. Deadline for submission of abstracts for contributed talks is: September 30, 1999. For details on how to submit your abstract see abstract form.
	Financial Assistance: Contingent on NSF funding, some financial assistance may be available to offset travel and housing expenses for graduate students and recent Ph.D. recipients. Requests postmarked by September 18, 1999, are guaranteed consideration. Eligible persons who belong to currently underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply to the conference for financial assistance. See financial assistance form.
	Information:The information posted on this web site will be constantly updated. Information can also be obtained by contacting: Prof. Lester Caudill, SEARCDE Coordinator; Department of Mathematics and Computer Science; University of Richmond; Richmond, VA 23173, USA; phone (804)289-8083; fax (804)287-6444; e-mail: lcaudill@richmond.edu
	Organizing Committee: Lester Caudill (University of Richmond), Chair lcaudill@richmond.edu John Hubbard (University of Richmond) jhubbard@richmond.edu Michael Kerckhove (University of Richmond) mkerckho@richmond.edu