THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP

on

7-13 January, 2000

Room 232
Amado Mathematics Building
Technion, Haifa, Israel

 


The Workshop will be held under the auspices of the Institute of Advanced Studies in Mathematics at the Technion and will be devoted to recent developments in the study of planar harmonic mappings and their applications.

Organizers: Dov Aharonov, Daoud Bshouty and Uri Srebro

For further information :
Sylvia Schur (Secretary)
Department of Mathematics
Technion-Israel Insitutute of Technology
32000 Haifa, Israel
iasm@tx.technion.ac.il
fax: 972 4 832 4654
phone: 972 4 829 4278

PROGRAM

Friday, 7 January
Morning session
09:00-09:45    Walter Hengartner (St. Foy, Quebec)             
                      p-valent Hamonic Mappings

09:45-10:30    Walter Hengartner              
                      Regular Minimal Surfaces whose Gauss Map Covers Exactly a Half-Sphere.

10:30-11:00   

11:00-11:45    Peter Duren (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
                      Harmonic Mappings and Minimal Surfaces

Sunday, 9 January
Morning session
09:00-09:45    Registration

09:45-10:30    Allen  Weitsman (West Lafayette, Indiana, U.S.A.)
                      On the Poisson Integral of Step Functions and Minimal Surfaces

10:30-10:45   

10:45-11:30    Frode Ronning (Wuerzburg, Germany)
                      Sharp Conditions for Starlikeness Given by the Range of the Derivative
                      

Afternoon session
14:00-14:40    Anatolii Kopylov (Novosibirsk, Russia)
                      On Mappings Close to Harmonic Mappings

14:40-15:00   

15:00-15:40    Michael Dorff (Rolla, Missouri)
                      Planar Harmonic Mappings, Minimal Surfaces and Convolution

15:40-16:00    Daoud Bshouty (Technion)
                    p-Valent Convex mappings

16:00-17:00    Problem Session I         

17:00                                               

                     Reception in 8th floor faculty lounge

 

Monday, 10 January
Morning session
09:00-09:45    Peter Duren (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
                      Curvature of Minimal Surfaces

09:45-10:30    Peter Duren
                      Schwarzian Derivatives of Harmonic Functions

10:30-11:00   

11:00-11:20    Lisa Lorentzen (Wuerzburg, Germany)
                      General Convergence in Quasi-Normal Families

 

Afternoon session
14:00-14:45     Ramazan Abdulaev (Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia)
                      On a Family of Minimal Surfaces Bounded by Broken Lines in R3

14:45-15:15    

15:15-15:40     Lisbeth Schaubroeck (Colorado Springs, U.S.A.)
                      Affine and Linear Invariant Families

 

Tuesday, 11 January
Morning session
09:00-09:45    Gerhard Opfer (Hamburg, Germany)
                      On Upper Bounds of the Moduli of Doubly and Triply Connected Regions

09:45-10:30    Gerhard Schmeisser (Erlangen, Germany)
                      Sampling of Planar Harmonic Functions

10:30-11:00   

11:00-11:20    N.V. Kalpakam (Madras, India)
                     Fourier Transform for Boehmians

Afternoon session
14:00-14:40    Iskander Nezhmetdinov (Kazan, Russia))
                      Counterparts of the Support and Extreme Points for Dual
                      Classes of Analytic and Harmonic Functions                  

14:40-15:00   

15:00-15:20   Galina Kamyshova (Saratov, Russia)
                     Robin Capacity and Symmetrization

Wednesday, 12 January

                                                               

08:00   Excursion to Jerusalem  

 


Thursday, 13 January
Morning session
09:00-09:45    Walter Hengartner (St. Foy, Quebec)
                      Logharmonic Mappings

09:45-10:30   Samuel Krushkal (Bar Ilan, Israel)
                     Quasiconformal Deformations Decreasing Lp Norm

10:30-11:00   

11:00-11:20   Wieslaw Majchrzak (Lodz, Poland)
                     Harmonic Univalent Mappings into a Half-Plane with
                     Nonreal Slits

Afternoon session
14:00-14:20   Roger Barnard (Lubbock, Texas)
                     Applications of Special Functions to Geometric Function Theory

14:20-14:40    Adolf Stephen (Madras, India)
                     On Harmonic Convex Mappings  

14:40-15:00    Santosh Joshi (Sangli, India)
                     Some Sufficient Conditions for Starlikeness