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The
U.S.-Asian Workshop on
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Random
Dynamical Systems
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June
8—12, 2009
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S. S. Chern
Institute of Mathematics
Nankai University , Tianjin,
China
The Workshop
Webpage:
Random
Dynamical Systems
Organizing Committee:
Jinqiao Duan (Illinois Institute of Technology,
USA. duan@iit.edu)
Yiming Long (Nankai University, China.
longym@nankai.edu.cn)
Kening Lu (Brigham
Young University,
USA. klu@math.byu.edu)
Local contact at the S. S. Chern
Institute of Mathematics:
Ms. Hongqin Li (E-mail: lihongqin@nankai.edu.cn ).
Tel: +86 22 2350 8228
Financial Support:
A delegation of
over a dozen of U.S.
mathematicians will attend the workshop. Some financial support by the National
Science Foundation through the grant DMS-0910580 is available for U.S.
junior mathematicians or postdocs or graduate students. To apply for financial
support, please send an email (tell us your research interests and advisor’s
name) to Professor Jinqiao Duan at duan@iit.edu
or Professor Kening Lu at klu@math.byu.edu , by April 15, 2009.
Travel and Lodging:
The U.S.
participants will most likely fly to Beijing Capital International Airport
(PEK). The local organizers will arrange shuttles from the airport to the S. S.
Chern Institute of Mathematics.
Participants will stay in guest houses on campus at Nankai University, where S. S. Chern Institute of Mathematics is located.
Internet facilities will be available for participants.
For Laptop users from outside China:
You may need to bring a power plug adapter.
The United States Embassy
in China: 3 Xiu Shui
Bei Jie, Chaoyang
District, Beijing, China. Tel. [86]
[10] 6532-3431.
Visa:
You will need an invitation letter from the S. S. Chern
Institute of Mathematics, in order to apply for China entry visa. Please get ready
to apply for China
entry visa either in person or via a passport/travel agency, at one of the
following places (depending on your location).
For participants from Europe, please apply for China visa in Chinese Embassy or
Consulate in your country.
Chinese Embassy in Washington
DC
<http://www.china-embassy.org/eng/hzqz/zgqz/>
Chinese Consulate in NYC
<http://www.nyconsulate.prchina.org/eng/lsqz/default.htm>
Chinese Consulate in Chicago
<http://chicago.china-consulate.org/eng/qzhz/>
Chinese Consulate in LA
<http://losangeles.china-consulate.org/eng/>
Chinese Consulate in Houston
<http://www.chinahouston.org/>
Chinese Consulate in Toronto
<http://toronto.china-consulate.org/eng/>
You can also apply for your China
entry visa through a private travel/passport/visa service agency (They can
apply visas "in person" for you). This may be useful if you live far
away from a Chinese Consulate or the Chinese Embassy. Please ask a colleague or
friend in your university who has visited China for information about travel
agencies or how to apply for visa via agencies.
Acknowledgements:
Financial support by the National Science
Foundation through the grant DMS-0910580,
and by the S. S. Chern Institute of Mathematics, Nankai, Tianjin,
China, is
greatly appreciated.