Center for Nonlinear Analysis
Frontiers of Applied Analysis
September 8-10, 2005
Location: Singleton Room, Roberts Hall
	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
Time	8-Sep	9-Sep	10-Sep
8:00 - 8:30	Continental breakfast, Singleton Room	Continental breakfast	Continental Breakfast
8:30 - 9:00	Welcome Remarks:	Singleton Room	Singleton Room
	Dean Richard McCullough	Roberts Hall	Roberts Hall
	Mellon College of Science
	Carnegie Mellon University
	Jagdish Chandra
	George Washington University
	Roy Nicolaides, Department Head of the
	Department of Mathematical Sciences
	Carnegie Mellon University
	Irene Fonseca
	Director of the Center for Nonlinear Analysis
9:00 - 9:45	Louis Nirenberg	Ivar Ekeland	Emmanuele DiBenedetto
	Courant Institute	Pacific Institute for the	Vanderbilt University
	A Geometric Problem and the	Mathematical Sciences, Vancouver	Homogenized Limits in Visual
	Hopf Lemma	Optimal Transportation, Matching	Transduction:  The Role of the Incisures
		Problems and Economic Equilibrium
10:00 - 10:45	Haim Brezis	Andrew Majda	Fang-Hua Lin
	Rutgers University	Courant Institute	Courant Institute
	New types of Sobolev-Nirenberg	New Waves, PDEs, and Coarse-Grained	Semi-Classical Limit of the
	imbeddings, isoperimetric inequalities	Stochastic Lattice Models for the Tropics	Gross-Pitaeveskii Equations
	and Elliptic  Estimates in L1		in an Exterior Domain
10:45 - 11:15	Coffee break	Coffee break	Coffee break
11:15 - 12:00	Willi Jäger	Barbara Keyfitz	Hiroshi Matano
	University of Heidelberg	Fields Institute	University of Tokyo
	Multiscale Modelling in Biosciences-	Can Self-Similar Problems Tell	A Variational Approach for Quasi-Periodic
	Ion Transport Through Membranes	us Anything about Multi-Dimensional	Fronts in Allen-Cahn Model
		Conservation Laws?
12:00 - 1:50	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1:50 - 2:00	Welcome Remarks:
	Mort Gurtin
	Carnegie Mellon University
2:00 - 2:45	Weinan E	Gregory Lawler	Douglas Arnold
	Princeton University	Cornell University	University of Minnesota
	Mathematical Theory of Solids: From Atomic	Conformal Invariance and	Differential Complexes and
	to Macroscopic Scales	Two-Dimensional Polymers	Stability of Finite Element Methods
3:00 - 3:45			Stanley Osher
	Special Sessions Contributed Talks	Special Sessions Contributed Talks	University of California, Los Angeles
			An Iterative Regularization Method  and
			Inverse Scale Space for Image Restoration
3:45 - 4:15	Coffee break	Coffee break
4:15 - 5:30	Special Sessions Contributed Talks	Special Sessions Contributed Talks
6:30		Welcome Reception
		Schatz Dining Room
		University Center
Room A = Singleton Room
Room B = Physical Plant Building 300
Chairman:
Thursday morning: David Kinderlehrer
Thursday afternoon: Irene Fonseca
Thursday contributed talks: Room A - Kavita Ramanan
Thursday contributed talks: Room B - Bob Pego
Friday morning: Roy Nicolaides
Friday afternoon: Bob Pego
Friday contributed talks: Room A - 3:00 - 4:35 Irene Fonseca, 4:35 David Kinderlehrer
Friday contributed talks: Room B - Noel Walkington
Saturday morning: Giovanni Leoni
Saturday afternoon: Shlomo Ta'asan