MT. BALDY
CONFERENCE on
ANALYSIS

Saturday, November 20, 1999.
Department of Mathematics
Harvey Mudd College
Claremont, California

Click here for the HMC Math Department webpage.
Click here for a list of previous Mt. Baldy Conferences.

General Information
Keynote Speakers and Schedule
Registration
Directions
About HMC

GENERAL INFORMATION

The Department of Mathematics at Harvey Mudd College will host the inaugural Mt. Baldy Mathematics Conference on Saturday, November 20, 1999. The topic this year is Analysis. There will be five keynote speakers, in the areas of complex analysis, harmonic analysis, geometric measure theory, and probability. We encourage faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and students to attend.

The organizer is Lesley Ward. Correspondence may be addressed to ward@hmc.edu.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS AND SCHEDULE

9:00am --- Registration, Olin Science Center
9:30am --- Michael Christ (UC Berkeley).
10:45am --- Clifford Earle (Cornell University).
12:00pm --- Lunch
1:30pm --- Robert Hardt (Rice University).
2:45pm --- Thomas M. Liggett (UCLA).
4:00pm --- Brad Osgood (Stanford University).

The conference will conclude at about 5pm. There will be an informal dinner at a local restaurant.

REGISTRATION

Registration will take place in the foyer of the Olin Science Center. The registration fee for the conference is $15 (reduced to $5 for graduate students) and is payable to the HMC Math Department.
Lunch, coffee, and tea are included.

Please send your cheque to this address:

phone: 909-621-8023

(The registration fee may also be paid upon arrival on Saturday 20 November 1999.)

Please pre-register for the conference online by entering the information below, preferably by Friday 12 November 1999. This will help us to plan the lunch.

DIRECTIONS

Harvey Mudd College is located in the eastern Los Angeles area. Click here for maps and detailed directions from various points in Southern California.

About
Harvey Mudd College and the
Claremont Colleges

Harvey Mudd College is a highly selective undergraduate institution of science, engineering and mathematics; the average SAT score of entering students is over 1480. More than one-third of the student body are National Merit Finalists, and one year of high school calculus is a requirement for admission. Each year there are over 20 graduates in mathematics, with approximately half going to graduate school. Over 40% of mathematics alumni from HMC have obtained a PhD degree. The college enrolls about 650 students and is a member of the Claremont College consortium, which includes four other undergraduate colleges (Pomona, Claremont McKenna, Scripps, Pitzer) and two graduate institutions (Claremont Graduate University and Keck Graduate Institute of the Applied Life Sciences), forming an academic community of about 5000 students. There is an active and vital research community of over 40 mathematicians in Claremont, with faculty seminars in analysis, topology, combinatorics, and applied mathematics.

Claremont is situated approximately 35 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, in the foothills of the San Gabriel mountains. The community is known for its tree-lined streets and village charm. It is an easy drive from Claremont to the cultural attractions of the greater Los Angeles area, as well as the ocean, mountains and deserts of southern California.

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MT. BALDY CONFERENCE on ANALYSIS