Atlantic Association for Research in Mathematical Sciences

Canadian Mathematical Society

Hopf Algebras And Related Topics

Workshop/Core session of CMS Summer Meeting 2004

June 12 – 15, 2004

Dalhousie University

Halifax, Canada

The Workshop/Core Session “Hopf Algebras and Related Topics” of CMS meeting 2004 is organized by Yuri Bahturin (Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada/ Moscow State University, Russia), Margaret Beattie (Mount Allison University, Canada), Luzius Grunenfelder (Dalhousie University, Canada), Susan Montgomery (University of Southern California, USA), Earl Taft (Rutgers University, USA).

The schedule of this event includes a workshop on June 12, with the 3 lectures by Vladislav Kharchenko (National Autonomous University of Mexico), Akira Masuoka (Tsukuba University, Japan), and David Radford (University of Illinois – Chicago, USA), and a conference session with 30 – 50 minutes talks by the participants. There is a plenary lecture of CMS meeting on June 15, associated with this session. This lecture will be given by a Professor of Moscow University, Russia, Mikhail Zaicev.

The list of people who showed interest in the attending the workshop/session include, in addition to nine persons mentioned above, the following mathematicians:

1. W. Chin (DePaul University, USA)

2. A. Davydov (Macquarie University, Australia)

3. T. Guedenon (Mt Allison University, Canada)

4. Erik Jespers (University of Brussels, Belgium)

5. Y. Kashina (DePaul University, USA)

6. L. Kauffman (University of Illinois- Chicago, USA)

7. M. Kochetov (Carleton University, Canada)

8. Yuanlin Li (Brock University, Canada)

9. M. Mastnak (Dalhousie University, Canada)

10. R. Ng (Iowa State University, USA)

11. S. Witherspoon (Amherst College, USA)

12. M. Parmenter (Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada)

13. D. Riley (University of Western Ontario, Canada)

14. S. Sehgal (University of Alberta, Canada)

15. Q. Wang (Carleton University, Canada)

If you are willing to participate, please contact one of the organizers. A limited support is available for the graduate students. Please also visit the web site of the CMS Summer Meeting 2004, where you can find all information about the travel, housing, submission of abstracts, etc.