Report for the Academic Years 1987-1988 and 1988-1989

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CIPRIAN SORJN BORCEA National Institutefor Scientific and Technical Creation, Bucharest, Romania Torelli problems for complete intersections; algebraic geometry as HENDRK J. M. BOS Mathematical Institute, University of Utrecht, Hie Netherlands Mathematics of the period 1550-1750: concept of construction and representation of curves • COLIN J. BUSHNELL King's College, University of London, United Kingdom Representation theory of p-adic groups and related arithmetic LENNART A. E. CARLESON Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden Analysis D FRANCESCO CASERTA University of Naples, Italy Algebraic topology and homological algebra v ANTONIO CORDOBA Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain Nonlinear partial differential equations STEPHEN A. DELLAPIETRA University of Texas, Austin Mathematical physics RONALD J. DIPERNA University of California, Berkeley Partial differential equations • albert EDRH San Diego State University, San Diego, California Institute for advanced study F Entire and meromophic functions with applications v LAWRENCE C. EVANS University of Maryland, College Park Partial differential equations • GERD FALTINGS Princeton University F Arithmetic algebraic geometry • f f PAUL S. FAN University of Arizona, Tucson Group theory • s GIOVANNI FELDER Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, SuHtzerland Quantum field theory MANOUSSOS GRILLAKJS Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University, New York City Non-hnear partial differential equations, nonlinear functional analysis JOHN GUCKENHEIMER Cornell University, Ithaca, New York Dynamical systems THOMAS WILLIAM HAWKINS Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts History of mathematics [Lie algebras] GUY HENNIART University of Paris [South], Orsay, France Representation of reductive groups over local fields s MICHAEL HERMAN Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France Dynamical systems LYMAN HURD Princeton University Dynamical systems • VF STEWART DORIN JOHNSON Mathematical Sciences Institute, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York Ergodic theory, dynamic systems PETER JONES Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut Harmonic analysis SWAN KIM • s Cornell University, Ithaca, New York Nonlinear dynamics, chaos v JOSEPH J. KOFIN Princeton University Complex manifolds F First Term S Second Term M Member with Long Term Appointment 48
PETER B. KRONHHMER Balliol College, University of Oxford, United Kingdom Differential geometry, hyperkahler manifolds, Yang-Mills theory SHRAWAN KUMAR Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Bombay, India Geometry and topology of Kac-Moody groups and their flag varieties PHILIP KUTZKO University of Iowa, Iowa City Representation theory of p-adic groups MICHAEL LARSEN Princeton Unii^rsity Arithmetic algebraic geometry DIMITRY A. LETTES Stockholm University, Sweden Supermanifold theory and its applications to mathematical physics ELLIOTT LIEB Princeton University Mathematical physics JORAM LINDENSTRAUSS • s - s Hebrew University, Jerusalem , THE SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS Israel Convexity, Banach spaces, nonlinear fiinctional analysis GEORGE LUSZTIG • f Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts Representations of finite and p-adic groups F DAVID C. MANDERSCHHD University of Iowa, Iowa City Representation theory of p-adic groups HISAYOSI MATUMOTO Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts Representation theory of semisimple Lie groups, algebraic analysis DIANE MEUSER Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts Number theory, algebraic geometry V Visitor - A VITAUMILMAN Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel Functional analysis, convexity, isoperimetric inequalities • F JAMES S. MILNE University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Arithmetic geometry F MICHAL MISIUREWICZ Institute of Mathematics , Warsaw, Poland Dynamical systems LAWRENCE E. MORRIS • s University of Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts Representation theory of p-adic groups MOTOHICO MULASE University of California, Los Angeles Global analysis, algebraic analysis, infinite dimensional geometry ALAN M. NADEL Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts Complex algebraic geometry TSU-ANN PENG National University of Singapore, Singapore Group theory vs JONATHAN PILA Stanford University, Stanford, California Number theory, algorithmic problems IGOR RHDER University of Oklahoma, Norman Algebraic geometry ROGER W. RICHARDSON Austrahan National University, Canberra Algebraic groups, mathematics F PAUL F. RINGSETH University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Automorphic forms, Selberg trace formula THOMAS B. RUSHING University of Utah, Sah Lake City Geometric topology MAREK R. RYCHLIK University of Washington, Seattle Dynamical systems Research Assislmtl R- Research Associate D Distinguished Visitor 49
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