The Paris-London Analysis Seminar


A group of analysts (see the scientific committee below), working in the London or Paris area, have decided to organize a joint seminar. This newly created Paris-London Analysis Seminar will meet four times a year: June in Paris, September in London, December in Paris, March in London, for a one-day seminar of four or five talks. The next session of the meeting is described below.


The Spring meeting will be held on Friday, March 19, 2010
at Queen Mary, University of London,
Room 203, Mathematics Building, Mile End Road London E1 4NS




Program of the meeting

10:00 - 11:00 Serguei KUKSIN (Heriot-Watt University) Perturbed KdV abstract
11:30 - 12:30 Barbara NIETHAMMER (University of Oxford) Self-similar rupture of thin films with slip abstract
14:30 - 15:30 Yves GUIVARC'H (Université de Rennes) A renewal theorem for products of random matrices and some applications to stochastic recursions. abstract
16:00 - 17:00 Bernard HELFFER (Université Paris XI) On spectral problems related to a time dependent model in superconductivity with electric current. abstract




Scientific Committee

N. Burq Université Paris 11
J.-Y. Chemin Université Paris 6
E.B. Davies King's College, London
J.-M. Delort Université Paris 13
M. Esteban Université Paris-Dauphine
I. Gallagher Université Paris 7
V. Georgescu Cergy-Pontoise
P. Gérard Université Paris 11
I. Goldsheid Queen Mary, University of London
A. Grigis Université Paris 13
B. Helffer Université Paris 11
B. Khoruzhenko Queen Mary, University of London
F. Klopp Université Paris 13
Y. Kurylev Université College, London
A. Laptev Imperial College, London
N. Lerner Université Paris 6
T. Paul École Normale Supérieure, Paris
L. Parnovski University College, London
M. Ruzhansky Imperial College, London
A. Pushnitski King's College, London
J. Sjöstrand Université de Bourgogne, Dijon
E. Shargorodsky King's College, London
Y. Safarov King's College, London
A. Sobolev University College, London
D. Vassiliev University College, London
B. Zegarlinski Imperial College, London


The organizers gratefully acknowledge the support and hospitality of the London mathematical Society via a Support of joint research groups LMS grant.



See the abstracts of the previous sessions

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