INI Satellite Workshop: Theoretical Aspects of Pattern Formation

An Isaac Newton Institute Satellite Meeting

on

Theoretical Aspects of Pattern Formation

University of Surrey

19 - 23 September 2005

Organisers: Ian Melbourne (Surrey), Alastair Rucklidge (Leeds), and Bjorn Sandstede (Surrey)

In association with the Newton Institute programme entitled Pattern Formation in Large Domains (PFD)

Supported by the Newton Institute, the London Mathematical Society, EPSRC and the Institute of Advanced Studies (U Surrey)

Please fill in this form and then click on REGISTER. The deadline for applications for financial support is the 12th June 2005.

You will later receive an email confirmation, answering any questions.

If you wish to come only to the Institute of Advanced Studies Seminar on 20 September 2005, please use this form instead.

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The workshop will begin around mid-day on Monday 19 September 2005, and end in the early afternoon of Friday 23 September 2005. Most UK participants will need to stay four nights.

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The registration fee (120 UK pounds) covers all conference documentation, access to all conference talks, a reception, teas and coffees and lunch throughout the conference, and the conference dinner. Accommodation is charged separately.

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If you would like to present a talk or poster, please include the title, authors and abstract of the presentation and indicate whether you would prefer an oral or poster presentation. However, we expect that the majority of contributed presentations will be posters, in order to ensure that there is plenty of time for discussion. Questions concerning presentations should be addressed to Alastair Rucklidge (A.M.Rucklidge at leeds.ac.uk).

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