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Commutative Algebra: Interactions with Homological Algebra and Representation Theory
February 3 - 7, 2003

Craig Huneke: Homological algebra over Cohen-Macaulay rings
William Dwyer: Gorenstein duality in algebra and topology
Roger Wiegand: Representation theory of Cohen-Macaulay rings
John Greenlees: Brave new commutative algebra reborn
Jan-Erik Roos: Explicit calculations of Hochschild homology of commutative algebras
Brooke Shipley: Topological equivalences of differential graded algebras
Edward Green: Resolutions with structure
Sergey Yuzvinsky: Commutative and skew-commutative algebra on hyperplane arrangements
Gennady Lyubeznik: Local cohomology and its applications
Jon Carlson: Depth, detection, associated primes and isomorphisms of cohomology rings
Mara Neusel: Applications of Steenrod technology to invariant theory
Winfried Bruns: From polytopal algebras to polyhedral K-theory
Paul Roberts: Almost flat extensions
Jerzy Weyman: Applications of quiver representations, I
Harm Derksen: Applications of quiver representations, II
Idun Reiten: Hereditary categories over arbitrary fields
Mitsuyasu Hashimoto: Good modules over reductive groups and commutative algebra
Hans-Bjorn Foxby: Hyperhomological algebra in commutative algebra
Srikanth Iyengar: The homological complexity of the Frobenius endomorphism
Michel Van den Bergh: Three-dimensional flops and non-commutative rings
Karen Smith: Jumping coefficients and the uniform Artin Rees theorem

Computational Commutative Algebra
March 13 - 15, 2003

Lorenzo Robbiano: CoCoA at work
Matthias Aschenbrenner: Bounds and algorithms for polynomial rings over the integers
Juergen Herzog: Ideals of fiber type
Vic Reiner: Koszul algebras in combinatorics
Mike Stillman: Ideals associated to Bayesian networks
Paolo Aluffi: Shadows of blow-up algebras
Henry K. Schenck: Hyperplane arrangements and free resolutions
Gregor Kemper: Separating orbits by invariants: Applications and computations
Jon F. Carlson: Problems in cohomology calculations
Duco van Straten: Stochastic factorisations, sandwiched simplices and the topology of the space of explanations
Gert-Martin Wilhelm Greuel: Finite solvable groups and finite algebraic geometry
Josef Schicho: The method of adjoints for surfaces
Gabriela Tali Jeronimo: Solving polynomial equations by decomposition of algebraic varieties
Rekha Rachel Thomas: Algebraic shifting
Gert-Martin Wilhelm Greuel: with Robbiano and Stillman: PANEL

Semi-classical Methods in Physics and Chemistry
April 7 - 11, 2003

Mark Child: Quantum monodromy in the spectrum of water and other species
Predrag Cvitanovic: Hopf's last hope: Spatiotemporal chaos in terms of unstable recurrent patterns
Paul Brumer: Semi-classical mechanics in the coherent control of molecular processes
William Miller: Including quantum effects into classical molecular dynamics simulations via the semiclassical initial value representation
Boris Zhilinskii: Fractional monodromy of classical and quantum nonlinear oscillators and defects of lattices
Frederic Faure: Topological indices in molecular spectra
Elliott Lieb: A review of the Thomas-Fermi semi-classical theory of atoms and molecules
Oleg Prezhdo: Novel approaches to non-adiabatic molecular dynamics
Michael Thoss: Semiclassical description of quantum effects in molecular dynamics
Bernard Helffer: Semi-classical methods in superconductivity
Luc Hillairet: Contribution of periodic diffractive orbits in polygonal billiards
Srinivas Sridhar: Exploring semiclassics using microwaves
Avraham Soffer: Time dependent resonance theory and applications
Eugene Tracy: Ray helicity: A geometric invariant for multi-dimensional resonant linear wave conversion
Patrick Leboeuf: Semi-classical thermodynamics of small Fermi systems
Stephen Creagh: Wavefunction and tunnelling statistics using scar states
Kenneth Kay: Exact quantum mechanics from classical trajectories
Jonathan Robbins: Maslov indices and sigularities of integrable systems
Gregor Tanner: Dynamics near the triple collision in two-electron atoms
Steven Tomsovic: Sensitivity of wave field evolution and manifold stability in chaotic system
Victor Ivrii: Sharp spectral asymptotics for operators with irregular coefficients: Pushing the limits
Michael Wilkinson: Non-adiabatic transitions in multi-level systems
Kevin Mitchell: Pulse trains, fractals and the ionization of hydrogen
Laurent Wiesenfeld: Relative transition state: Relevance for inelastic scattering
Herbert Spohn: Peierls substitution and beyond (space-adiabatic perturbation theory)

The History of Algebra in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
April 21 - 25, 2003

Sloan Despeaux: Very full of symbols: Duncan F. Gregory, the calculus of operations, and the Cambridge Mathematical Journal
Eduardo Ortiz: Between algebra and analysis: The impact of the French School of Ideologie on Charles Babbage's work on functional equations
Jeremy Gray: F. S. Macaulay: An English schoolmaster and abstract algebra
Severino Coutinho: Quotient rings of noncommutative rings
Olaf Neumann: On the early history of commutative algebra with special emphasis on divisibility theories and the foundations of algebraic geometry
Harold Edwards: Kronecker's "Fundamentalstz der Allgemeinen Arithmetic" and its relations to the fundamental theorem of algebra
Leo Corry: From Algebra (1895) to Moderne Algebra (1930), changing conceptions of a discipline: A guided tour using the Jahrbuch uber die Forschritte der Mathematik
Karen Parshall: Defining a mathematical research school: The case of algebra at the University of Chicago, 1892-1950
Della Fenster: Leonard Dickson's algebraic research and its institutional context: A case study of A. Adrian Albert
Charles Curtis: Historical notes on Emmy Noether's 1932 ICM lecture on simple algebras and algebraic number theory
Joachim Schwermer: On the local-global priciple in arithmetic and algebra
Gunther Frei: On the history of the Frobenius- and Tchebotarev-Density
Colin McLarty: The rising tide: Grothendieck on simplicity and generality
Norbert Schappacher: Bartel van der Waerden's work on algebraic geometry
Silke Slembek: On the arithmetization of algebraic geometry: The case of Oscar Zariski

Mathematical Semi-Classical Analysis
May 5 - 9, 2003

Nicolas Burq: Control of Schrodinger equations and high energy eigenfunctions scarring (joint work with M. Zworski)
Stephane Nonnenmacher: Semi-classical measures of quantum cat maps
Alejandro Uribe: Pseudospectra of Berezin-Toeplitz operators
Johannes Sjostrand: Perturbations of self-adjoint operators with periodic flow-branching levels
Yves Colin de Verdiere: Normal forms for the mode conversion problem
Andrew Hassell: The Schroedinger propagator for scattering metrics
Elon Lindenstrauss: Measure rigidity and eigenfunctions of the Laplacian
Viviane Baladi: Dynamical zeta functions and spectrum of transfer operators: From Milnor-Thurston to Ruelle and back
Wei-Min Wang: Quasi periodic solutions for non-linear random Schrodinger equations
Pavel Bleher: Double scaling limit in random matrix models and semiclassical asymptotics of orthogonal polynomials at critical points
John Toth: L^p norms of eigenfunctions in the completely integrable case
Andre Martinez: Quantum resonances for non-analytic potentials
Nils Dencker: Pseudo-spectra of semi-classical differential operators
E. Brian Davies: Pseudospectra and applications
Percy Deift: Long-time behavior of solutions of the Nonlinear Schroedinger (NLS) Equation with rough initial data
Plamen Stefanov: Upper bounds on the number of scattering poles
Alexander Sobolev: Density of states for periodic Schrodinger operators
Shu Nakamura: On the proof of exponential estimate in the adiabatic limit (joint work with V. Sordoni)
Sandro Graffi: Estimating the Ehrenfest time through the quantum normal form
Michael Hitrik: Lagrangian tori in non-selfadjoint spectral theory
Andras Vasy: Scattering theory on symmetric spaces and for N-body Hamiltonians
Georgui Vodev: Uniform high frequency resolvent estimates for the Laplace-Beltrami operator on non-compact Riemannian manifolds and applications

Triangulations of Point Sets: Applications, Structures, Algorithms (Summer Graduate Program)
July 21 - 31, 2003

Francisco Santos: Motivation and Fundamental Notions, I
Francisco Santos: Motivation and Fundamental Notions, II
Jesus De Loera: Life in Two Dimensions, I
Jesus De Loera: Life in Two Dimensions, II
Jonathan Shewchuk: Delauny Triangulations and Relations to Computational Geometry
Joerg Rambau: Regular Triangulations and Secondary Polytopes, I
Joerg Rambau: Regular Triangulations and Secondary Polytopes, II
Francisco Santos: Nonregular Triangulations, I
Francisco Santos: Nonregular Triangulations, II
Joerg Rambau: A Friendly Space of Triangulations: Cyclic Polytopes, I
Joerg Rambau: A Friendly Space of Triangulations: Cyclic Polytopes, II
Francisco Santos: Unfriendly Spaces of Triangulations, I
Francisco Santos: Unfriendly Spaces of Triangulations, II
Jesus De Loera: Optimization in the Space of Triangulations, I
Jesus De Loera: Optimization in the Space of Triangulations, II
Francis Su: Lower Bounds for Minimal Triangulations of Cubes
Joerg Rambau: Enumeration in the Space of Triangulations, I
Joerg Rambau: Enumeration in the Space of Triangulations, II
Bernd Sturmfels: Triangulations of Point Sets
Cliff Stall: Glass and Geometry
Joerg Rambau: Fiber Polytopes
Francisco Santos: The Cayley Trick
Jesus De Loera: Triangulations and Lattice Polytopes

Non-Workshop Lectures

Eric Heller: What are scars?

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	Streaming Video - Spring 2003 Introduction \| Hints for Viewing \| Other SV Sites \| CDROMs and Video Tapes for sale \| Mirror Sites Welcome to the MSRI Video Archive, Click on the triangle icons to expand/contract the list. MSRI: Spring 2004 MSRI: Fall 2003 MSRI: Spring 2003 Commutative Algebra: Interactions with Homological Algebra and Representation Theory February 3 - 7, 2003 Craig Huneke: Homological algebra over Cohen-Macaulay rings William Dwyer: Gorenstein duality in algebra and topology Roger Wiegand: Representation theory of Cohen-Macaulay rings John Greenlees: Brave new commutative algebra reborn Jan-Erik Roos: Explicit calculations of Hochschild homology of commutative algebras Brooke Shipley: Topological equivalences of differential graded algebras Edward Green: Resolutions with structure Sergey Yuzvinsky: Commutative and skew-commutative algebra on hyperplane arrangements Gennady Lyubeznik: Local cohomology and its applications Jon Carlson: Depth, detection, associated primes and isomorphisms of cohomology rings Mara Neusel: Applications of Steenrod technology to invariant theory Winfried Bruns: From polytopal algebras to polyhedral K-theory Paul Roberts: Almost flat extensions Jerzy Weyman: Applications of quiver representations, I Harm Derksen: Applications of quiver representations, II Idun Reiten: Hereditary categories over arbitrary fields Mitsuyasu Hashimoto: Good modules over reductive groups and commutative algebra Hans-Bjorn Foxby: Hyperhomological algebra in commutative algebra Srikanth Iyengar: The homological complexity of the Frobenius endomorphism Michel Van den Bergh: Three-dimensional flops and non-commutative rings Karen Smith: Jumping coefficients and the uniform Artin Rees theorem Computational Commutative Algebra March 13 - 15, 2003 Lorenzo Robbiano: CoCoA at work Matthias Aschenbrenner: Bounds and algorithms for polynomial rings over the integers Juergen Herzog: Ideals of fiber type Vic Reiner: Koszul algebras in combinatorics Mike Stillman: Ideals associated to Bayesian networks Paolo Aluffi: Shadows of blow-up algebras Henry K. Schenck: Hyperplane arrangements and free resolutions Gregor Kemper: Separating orbits by invariants: Applications and computations Jon F. Carlson: Problems in cohomology calculations Duco van Straten: Stochastic factorisations, sandwiched simplices and the topology of the space of explanations Gert-Martin Wilhelm Greuel: Finite solvable groups and finite algebraic geometry Josef Schicho: The method of adjoints for surfaces Gabriela Tali Jeronimo: Solving polynomial equations by decomposition of algebraic varieties Rekha Rachel Thomas: Algebraic shifting Gert-Martin Wilhelm Greuel: with Robbiano and Stillman: PANEL Semi-classical Methods in Physics and Chemistry April 7 - 11, 2003 Mark Child: Quantum monodromy in the spectrum of water and other species Predrag Cvitanovic: Hopf's last hope: Spatiotemporal chaos in terms of unstable recurrent patterns Paul Brumer: Semi-classical mechanics in the coherent control of molecular processes William Miller: Including quantum effects into classical molecular dynamics simulations via the semiclassical initial value representation Boris Zhilinskii: Fractional monodromy of classical and quantum nonlinear oscillators and defects of lattices Frederic Faure: Topological indices in molecular spectra Elliott Lieb: A review of the Thomas-Fermi semi-classical theory of atoms and molecules Oleg Prezhdo: Novel approaches to non-adiabatic molecular dynamics Michael Thoss: Semiclassical description of quantum effects in molecular dynamics Bernard Helffer: Semi-classical methods in superconductivity Luc Hillairet: Contribution of periodic diffractive orbits in polygonal billiards Srinivas Sridhar: Exploring semiclassics using microwaves Avraham Soffer: Time dependent resonance theory and applications Eugene Tracy: Ray helicity: A geometric invariant for multi-dimensional resonant linear wave conversion Patrick Leboeuf: Semi-classical thermodynamics of small Fermi systems Stephen Creagh: Wavefunction and tunnelling statistics using scar states Kenneth Kay: Exact quantum mechanics from classical trajectories Jonathan Robbins: Maslov indices and sigularities of integrable systems Gregor Tanner: Dynamics near the triple collision in two-electron atoms Steven Tomsovic: Sensitivity of wave field evolution and manifold stability in chaotic system Victor Ivrii: Sharp spectral asymptotics for operators with irregular coefficients: Pushing the limits Michael Wilkinson: Non-adiabatic transitions in multi-level systems Kevin Mitchell: Pulse trains, fractals and the ionization of hydrogen Laurent Wiesenfeld: Relative transition state: Relevance for inelastic scattering Herbert Spohn: Peierls substitution and beyond (space-adiabatic perturbation theory) The History of Algebra in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries April 21 - 25, 2003 Sloan Despeaux: Very full of symbols: Duncan F. Gregory, the calculus of operations, and the Cambridge Mathematical Journal Eduardo Ortiz: Between algebra and analysis: The impact of the French School of Ideologie on Charles Babbage's work on functional equations Jeremy Gray: F. S. Macaulay: An English schoolmaster and abstract algebra Severino Coutinho: Quotient rings of noncommutative rings Olaf Neumann: On the early history of commutative algebra with special emphasis on divisibility theories and the foundations of algebraic geometry Harold Edwards: Kronecker's "Fundamentalstz der Allgemeinen Arithmetic" and its relations to the fundamental theorem of algebra Leo Corry: From Algebra (1895) to Moderne Algebra (1930), changing conceptions of a discipline: A guided tour using the Jahrbuch uber die Forschritte der Mathematik Karen Parshall: Defining a mathematical research school: The case of algebra at the University of Chicago, 1892-1950 Della Fenster: Leonard Dickson's algebraic research and its institutional context: A case study of A. Adrian Albert Charles Curtis: Historical notes on Emmy Noether's 1932 ICM lecture on simple algebras and algebraic number theory Joachim Schwermer: On the local-global priciple in arithmetic and algebra Gunther Frei: On the history of the Frobenius- and Tchebotarev-Density Colin McLarty: The rising tide: Grothendieck on simplicity and generality Norbert Schappacher: Bartel van der Waerden's work on algebraic geometry Silke Slembek: On the arithmetization of algebraic geometry: The case of Oscar Zariski Mathematical Semi-Classical Analysis May 5 - 9, 2003 Nicolas Burq: Control of Schrodinger equations and high energy eigenfunctions scarring (joint work with M. Zworski) Stephane Nonnenmacher: Semi-classical measures of quantum cat maps Alejandro Uribe: Pseudospectra of Berezin-Toeplitz operators Johannes Sjostrand: Perturbations of self-adjoint operators with periodic flow-branching levels Yves Colin de Verdiere: Normal forms for the mode conversion problem Andrew Hassell: The Schroedinger propagator for scattering metrics Elon Lindenstrauss: Measure rigidity and eigenfunctions of the Laplacian Viviane Baladi: Dynamical zeta functions and spectrum of transfer operators: From Milnor-Thurston to Ruelle and back Wei-Min Wang: Quasi periodic solutions for non-linear random Schrodinger equations Pavel Bleher: Double scaling limit in random matrix models and semiclassical asymptotics of orthogonal polynomials at critical points John Toth: L^p norms of eigenfunctions in the completely integrable case Andre Martinez: Quantum resonances for non-analytic potentials Nils Dencker: Pseudo-spectra of semi-classical differential operators E. Brian Davies: Pseudospectra and applications Percy Deift: Long-time behavior of solutions of the Nonlinear Schroedinger (NLS) Equation with rough initial data Plamen Stefanov: Upper bounds on the number of scattering poles Alexander Sobolev: Density of states for periodic Schrodinger operators Shu Nakamura: On the proof of exponential estimate in the adiabatic limit (joint work with V. Sordoni) Sandro Graffi: Estimating the Ehrenfest time through the quantum normal form Michael Hitrik: Lagrangian tori in non-selfadjoint spectral theory Andras Vasy: Scattering theory on symmetric spaces and for N-body Hamiltonians Georgui Vodev: Uniform high frequency resolvent estimates for the Laplace-Beltrami operator on non-compact Riemannian manifolds and applications Triangulations of Point Sets: Applications, Structures, Algorithms (Summer Graduate Program) July 21 - 31, 2003 Francisco Santos: Motivation and Fundamental Notions, I Francisco Santos: Motivation and Fundamental Notions, II Jesus De Loera: Life in Two Dimensions, I Jesus De Loera: Life in Two Dimensions, II Jonathan Shewchuk: Delauny Triangulations and Relations to Computational Geometry Joerg Rambau: Regular Triangulations and Secondary Polytopes, I Joerg Rambau: Regular Triangulations and Secondary Polytopes, II Francisco Santos: Nonregular Triangulations, I Francisco Santos: Nonregular Triangulations, II Joerg Rambau: A Friendly Space of Triangulations: Cyclic Polytopes, I Joerg Rambau: A Friendly Space of Triangulations: Cyclic Polytopes, II Francisco Santos: Unfriendly Spaces of Triangulations, I Francisco Santos: Unfriendly Spaces of Triangulations, II Jesus De Loera: Optimization in the Space of Triangulations, I Jesus De Loera: Optimization in the Space of Triangulations, II Francis Su: Lower Bounds for Minimal Triangulations of Cubes Joerg Rambau: Enumeration in the Space of Triangulations, I Joerg Rambau: Enumeration in the Space of Triangulations, II Bernd Sturmfels: Triangulations of Point Sets Cliff Stall: Glass and Geometry Joerg Rambau: Fiber Polytopes Francisco Santos: The Cayley Trick Jesus De Loera: Triangulations and Lattice Polytopes Non-Workshop Lectures Eric Heller: What are scars? 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