Complex Dynamics Conference, University of Michigan, March 7-10, 2002

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Thursday March 7 <br>

Wine and Cheese 5pm, Mathematics Department, East Hall<br>


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<a href = "http://www-personal.umich.edu/~liming/AnnArbor/CCampus/AlumniNorth.html">Fridays Program is at the Alumni Center on the Main Campus</a>
To get there from the Mathematics Department in East Hall:
Walk along South University towards Church Street, behind the Mathematics
Department, turn left on Church Street and walk one block and turn left on 
North University Avenue. Follow this until Fletcher, turn right. The Alumni
Center is on the left side of Fletcher.
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Friday March 8<br>
Coffee and doughnuts<br>
Main lectures:<br>
910-10 <a href ="http://www.mth.msu.edu/People/Faculty/volberg_a.html">Alexander Volberg,</a> volberg@math.msu.edu <br>
Coffee<br>
1110-1200 <a href ="http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/~mattiasj">Mattias Jonsson, </a> mattiasj@umich.edu, Superattracting fixed points in dimension 2<br>
Lunch break 12-2<br>
210-3 Xianghong Gong, gong@math.wisc.edu, Periodic Points of Symplectic or Reversible Holomorphic Maps<br>



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310-330 Rich Stankewitz, rls42@psu.edu, Conjectures and 
Counterexamples in dynamics of rational semigroups.<br>
340-400 John Robertson, john@wantagh.math.sunysb.edu, Dynamical Stability Questions on $\PP^n.$<br>
410-500 Marco Abate, Index theorems for holomorphic self maps.

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Wine and cheese, Mathematics Department, East Hall. 5pm

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Saturday March 9<br>
Lectures are in 1360 East Hall.<br>

Coffee and doughnuts<br>
Main lectures:<br>
910-1000:  Vincent Guedj, guedj@picard.ups-tlse.fr, Equidistribution towards the Green current<br>
1110-1200: Charles Favre, favre@math.jussieu.fr, Birational maps and foliations of $\PP^2.$<br>
Lunch break 12-2<br>
210-3 <a href =" http://www.math.indiana.edu/people/profile.phtml?id=48Eric Bedford"> Eric Bedford,</a> bedford@indiana.edu, Dynamics of a family of birational maps. <br>

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310-330 David Boyd, boyd@math.wsu.edu, Dynamics of entire functions of slow
growth.  <br>
340-400 Dan Coman, dcoman@mailbox.syr.edu, Measures of transcendency for entire functions (joint work with E. Poletsky). <br>
410-430 Christian Wolf,cwolf@math.ist.utl.pt, Measures of maximal dimension: A comparison between
real and complex higher-dimensional hyperbolic
dynamics.<br>
440-500 <a href ="http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/~foth/"> Tatyana Foth, </a> foth@math.lsa.umich.edu, Dynamics of the frame flow 
and automorphic forms on a 
complex hyperbolic space.<br>
510-530  Malgorzata Stawiska, mstawiska@math.purdue.edu, Plurisubharmonic Lyapunov Functions.<br>
540-600  Marius Dabija<br>

After Dinner Party, Mathematics Department, East Hall. 8pm

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Sunday March 10<br>
Lectures are in 1360 East Hall<br>
Coffee and doughnuts<br>
Main lectures:<br>
900-950: <a href ="http://www.math.cornell.edu/People/Visitors/buzzard.html">Greg Buzzard </a> gbuzzard@math.cornell.edu, Kupka-Smale theorem for polynomial automorphisms of $\CC^2$.<br>
Coffee<br>
1010-1100: <a href ="http://www.nd.edu/~jdiller">Jeffrey Allan Diller, </a> jdiller@darwin.helios.nd.edu, Dirichlet energy and invariant measure for birational maps<br>
1110-1200: <a href ="http://www.math.u-psud.fr/~anh/">Nessim Sibony</a>
Nessim.Sibony@math.u-psud.fr, On Dynamics of holomorphic endomorphisms.<br>
Coffee and doughnuts<br>

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