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January 10, 1997

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Current News
FROM THE AMS TO ALL MATHSCINET USERS

The American Mathematical Society will make MathSciNet available on a free open trial basis worldwide from January 20, 1997 through January 31, 1997. A separate system will be established at the AMS for those accessing the free trial. Access to the current MathSciNet site at http://www.ams.org/mathscinet/ will remain limited to subscribers only.
Note Details.
FROM THE AMS PUBLISHER TO JOURNAL OF AMS SUBSCRIBERS

The latest issue of Journal of the American Mathematical Society has been posted to the Web address:   http://www.ams.org/jams/.
Letter Details.

DEADLINES

Please see Joann Hower in 273 AH for further information and application forms.
1997 Research Board Scholar's Travel Fund
January 27 February 3
February 24 March 3
March 17 April 7
April 7 June 2

IMPORTANT DATES - SPRING 1997

January 20 Martin Luther King, Jr., Birthday - All department offices will be closed.
January 21 First day of instruction.
5:00 PM - Deadline to clear encumbrances.
January 22 8:00 AM - Late registration begins.
January 27 4:30 PM - Deadline to suppress Student/Staff Directory information.
February 7 12:00 PM - Registration payments due.
Graduate student deadline to add a first half-session course.
February 28 Graduate student deadline to add a semester course.
Graduate student deadline to drop a first half-session course.
March 17 Second half-session courses begin (nontraditional courses may begin earlier or later).
March 22-30 Spring Break.
April 7 Registration for summer terms 1 and 2 begins.
Registration for fall 1997 begins.
April 11 Graduate student deadline to add a second half-session course.
April 18 Graduate student deadline to drop a semester course.
May 2 Graduate student deadline to drop a second half-session course.
May 7 Last day of instruction.
May 8 Reading day (no classes, no final examinations).
May 9-16 Final examination period.
May 18 Commencement.

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Coming Events

4TH MIDWEST ALGEBRAIC NUMBER THEORY DAY.
When: Saturday, March 29, 1997, 1:00 - 6:00 PM
Where: The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Speakers: Richard Taylor of Harvard University and Chris Skinner of Princeton University
Details.

TRJITZINSKY LECTURES.
Professor John Lewis of the University of Kentucky will give the Trjitzinsky Lectures on April 1, 2 and 3, 1997.

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Weekly Calendar

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday


Monday, January 13, 1997

2:00 PM - 247 Altgeld Hall
SPECIAL SEMINAR.
Dr. Tony Pantev, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Some Recent Results in Non-Abelian Hodge Theory.


Tuesday, January 14, 1997

2:00 PM - 247 Altgeld Hall
SPECIAL SEMINAR.
Dr. Renming Song, University of Michigan; Directed Polymers in Random Environments.


Wednesday, January 15, 1997

2:00 PM - 247 Altgeld Hall
SPECIAL SEMINAR.
Dr. Daqing Wan, Pennsylvania State University; Zeta Functions of Algebraic Varieties over Finite Fields.


Thursday, January 16, 1997

2:00 PM - 247 Altgeld Hall
SPECIAL SEMINAR.
Dr. Gregory Arone, University of Chicago; Global Methods in Homotopy Theory.


Friday, January 17, 1997

2:00 PM - 247 Altgeld Hall
SPECIAL SEMINAR.
Dr. Michael A. Bennett, University of Michigan; Effective Diophantine Approximation and Diophantine Equations.