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Home — Events — Recent Developments and Future Directions in Nonlinear Dispersive and Wave Equations

Recent Developments and Future Directions in Nonlinear Dispersive and Wave Equations

Date: 10 - 16 December 2023

Location: Monash University

Event type: Conference

Organisers: Max Engelstein (Minnesota),Zihua Guo (Monash), Gigliola Staffilani (MIT)

In the past two decades the field of dispersive and wave equations has witnessed a remarkable amount ofd. successful research that has been underlined by the use of tools for a broad spectrum of analytic areas: harmonic and Fourier analysis, hyperbolic theory, microlocal analysis, differential geometry, probability, analytic number theory and dynamical systems.

The conference will focus on a number of different areas, including well-posedness for critical and supercritical Schrödinger and wave equations, blow up, profile decomposition, soliton resolution conjecture, invariance of Gibbs measures and well-posedness of dispersive equations with random data, Strichartz estimates and related results in harmonic analysis, energy transfer and derivation of wave kinetic equations.

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