Bath - LMS Symposium
LMS Bath Symposia are held every summer and cover the full breadth of mathematics and some applications.
LMS Symposia have been a fixture of the international mathematical calendar for more than 45 years. From their inception in 1974 to 2019, they were held in Durham.
From 2020 we are proud to host these unique events at the University of Bath. In the "Bath format", each symposium consists of a workshop plus either a summer school (typically preceding the workshop, to prepare participants of PhD level) or a research incubator (a joint research activity in spirit similar to study groups with industry, typically taking place after the workshop).
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The Bath LMS Symposium is funded and sponsored by various institutions working within mathematical sciences including:
Isaac Newton Institute (INI)
International Centre for Mathematical Sciences (ICMS)
London Mathematical Society (LMS)
Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research)
All events are sponsored by:
Institute for Mathematical Innovation (IMI)
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Advances in Spectral Theory
Organisers: Jeffrey Galkowski (University College London)Jean Lagacé (Kings College London)
Leonid Parnovski (University College London)
Alexander Sobolev (University College London)
Alexander Sodin (Queen Mary University of London)
The LMS Bath Meeting, Advances in Spectral Theory will gather experts from three areas of spectral theory - almost periodic operators, random operators, and spectral geometry - for a meeting to discuss exciting advances from the last ten years.
24 - 07/2023 04 08/2023
Operators, Asymptotics, Waves
Organisers: Kirill Cherednichenko (Bath)Karl-Mikael Perfekt (Norway University of Science and Technology)
Euan Spence (Bath)
The mathematical study of wave propagation in continuous media and its applications have been areas of strength in the UK over a number of decades: several UK mathematics departments host related research groups with long-established traditions. This symposium will provide a bird’s-eye view of the three mentioned areas, identify areas of existin...
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