The seminar represents a collaborative effort of commutative algebraists at
Georgia State University and University of South Carolina to increase exposure
of their research area in the South-East through periodic meetings. Each term
GSU and USC organize a regional seminar and a national one. This Spring, GSU
will organize the national seminar. There
was a national meeting in Columbia, SC in November 2008, see the following
link. For some of the
past seminars, see the following links Fall 2008,
Fall 2008,
April 2007, March 2007 or Fall 2006 and earlier.
Florian
Enescu (Georgia State University) fenescu@gsu.edu
Yongwei Yao (Georgia State University) yyao@gsu.edu
The
main speaker for this meeting is the Henry J. Bischoff Professor Craig Huneke from the University
of Kansas. He will deliver a colloquium on Friday, Februrary 27 at
Georgia State University and a research talk later in the meeting.
Invited
speakers are: The
meeting will start on Friday afternoon with a colloquium by Craig Huneke.
The rest of the talks will be scheduled Saturday all day and Sunday morning.
One talk might be scheduled on Friday as well besides the colloquium. The talks
are 50 minute long. More details will follow a few weeks before the meeting,
including precise dates and times, titles and abstracts. For information
regarding lodging and transportation please contact the organizers.
Joe Brennan, University of Central Florida
Hailong Dao, University of Kansas
Craig Huneke, University of Kansas
Lee Klingler, Florida Atlantic University
Andrew Kustin, University of South Carolina
Jinjia Li, Middle State Tennessee University
Adela Vraciu, University of South Carolina
The meeting is partially supported by the National Security Agency and the Mathematics and Statistics Department at Georgia State University