Special Session on "Time, Scale and Frequency Methods in Harmonic Analysis"

University of Illinois
Friday 27 March - Sunday 29 March, 2009

Thank you for making the meeting a success! See below for slides from most talks. Best wishes, - Richard Laugesen and Darrin Speegle.

This webpage presents some basic travel and schedule information, to supplement the official AMS webpages for the meeting.

The organizers for the special session are:

Richard Laugesen, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,

Darrin Speegle, St. Louis University.

Schedule information and slides of the talks (when available)

Confirmed speakers:

Wojciech Czaja
Kaczmarz algorithms and frames
Ciprian Demeter
On some maximal multipliers in $L^p$
Burak Erdogan
Exponential decay of dispersion managed solitons
Matthew Fickus
Fast computation of spectral centroids
Veronika Furst
The trivial intersection property of generalized multiresolution analyses
Zubin Gautam
On curvature and the bilinear multiplier problem
Loukas Grafakos
Gabor frames and directional time--frequency analysis
Tian-Xiao He
Spline Wavelets, Finite Element Wavelets, and Wavelets with Composite Dilation
Maarten de Hoop
Qingtang Jiang
Biorthogonal Wavelets with 6-fold Axial Symmetry for Hexagonal Data and Triangle Surface Multiresolution Processing
Ilya Krishtal
Wiener's Lemma and memory localization
Demetrio Labate
Radon transform inversion using the shearlet representation
Joeseph Lakey
Time-frequency localization and sampling of multiband signals
Richard Laugesen
Frequency-scale frames and the solution of the Mexican hat problem
Xiaochun Li
Some operators related to multilinear oscillatory integrals
Judith Packer
Notions of equivalence of generalized multiresolution analyses
Wilhelm Schlag
Center-stable manifolds for orbitally unstable evolution equations

Talks are on the Friday afternoon and Saturday morning and afternoon, with no talks (in our session) on the Sunday morning. Here is the complete schedule.
Schedule changes: Demetrio Labate speaks Friday 5:00pm (Kutyniok had to cancel); Maarten de Hoop speaks Saturday 3:30pm.

Travel information

Please book early (perhaps today) if you want a hotel close to campus. Some hotel information is here. The AMS gives rate information for some hotels.
The airport code for Champaign-Urbana is CMI. Your best bet is to use American Airlines, via Chicago. Otherwise try Northwest, via Detroit. Or, you could fly to Indianapolis and rent a car (easy 2 hour drive), or fly to Chicago Midway and rent a car (2.5 hours drive) or fly to Chicago O'Hare or St. Louis and rent a car (3 hours drive). Flights to Champaign can be expensive, and so you might consider flying to Chicago and catching the shuttle service from O'Hare or Midway (reservations required).
General transport and visitor information is available here.
The campus map is here.
Parking information is here.

Associated meeting

The Illinois/Missouri Applied Harmonic Analysis Seminar will take place on the morning of Friday 27 March, 2009, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Speakers in the AMS special session are invited to come early and attend the IMAHA meeting. Funding is available to assist with travel expenses, for participants based in the U.S.
Confirmed speakers for the Illinois/Missouri Applied Harmonic Analysis Seminar are:
John J. Benedetto - Director, Norbert Wiener Center, University of Maryland
Yoram Bresler - University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Emmanuel Candes - Ronald and Maxine Linde Professor, California Institute of Technology