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MATHEMATICS
RESEARCH
CENTRE
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Symposium
2000/2001
September
2000 - August 2001
Stochastic
Partial Differential Equations & Related Topics
Organisers:
David Elworthy, Andrew Stuart & Roger Tribe
Scientific
Committee: Arnaud Debussche, Istvan Gyongy, Mark Freidlin & Nic
Krylov
Leverhulme
Visiting Professor: Jerzy Zabczyk |
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10
& 11 November 2000 - Functional Stochastic Differential Equations
Speakers:
S. Mohammed (Carbondale),B. Oksendal (Oslo), R. Kuske (Minnesota), T. Shardlow
(Durham), X.-R. Mao (Strathclyde), H. Lisei(Berlin)
Friday
10 November
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2.00-3.00
S.
Mohammed - I - Sfde's
as Dynamical Systems
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3.00-3.45
tea in the Mathematics Institute Common Room
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3.45-4.45
B.
Oksendal - I - A maximum principle for controlled stochastic delay
systems and applications to finance - The dynamic programming approach
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5.00-6.00
R.
Kuske Stochastic Modulation equations for sddes
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evening
meal at...
Saturday
11th Nov
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9.30-10.30
S.
Mohammed - II - Sfde's as Dynamical Systems
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10.30-11.15
coffee in the Mathematics Institute Common Room
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11.15-12.15
B.
Oksendal - II - A maximum principle for controlled stochastic delay
systems and applications to finance - The stochastic maximum principle
approach
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12.15-1.15
sandwich lunch in the Mathematics Institute Common Room
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1.15-2.15
T. Shardlow Weak approximation of sdde's
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2.30-3.30
X-R.
Mao Attraction for solutions of sfde's
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3.30-4.15
tea in the Mathematics Institute Common Room
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4.15-5.15
H.
Lisei Conjugation of flows for stochastic delay-equations
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pub
meal?
The
Mathematics Institute will be open for participants on Sunday |
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Symposium is supported by the EPSRC and also by the LMS via the Warwick
British Visitors fund which supports certain categories of UK visitors
with especial encouragement to graduate students at UK Universities.
There
are also Marie Curie Fellowships which can enable EU graduate students
to participate for a minimum period of 3 months. |
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For
further information contact:
Peta
McAllister, Mathematics Research Centre University of Warwick, Coventry
CV4 7AL,
Phone:
+44 (0)24 7652 4403 Fax: +44 (0)24 7652 4182 E-mail: peta@maths.warwick.ac.uk |
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