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CONFERENCE VENUE        
CIRM

OUR SPONSORS
CMI

CNRS
CPT

Citi of Marseille

compositio

 esf

IML

mit

NSF

nwo

rutgers

univmars

unc

PRESENTATION



There will be 3 back-to-back programs of fundamental importance for modern mathematics, theoretical and mathematical physics:
       1) Affine and Double Affine Hecke Algebras, AHA (June 19-24),
       2) The Langlands Program, the geometric and arithmetic directions, LP          (June 25 - July 1),
       3) Conformal Field Theory and Matrix Models, CFT-MM (July 2 - 14).
The focus of the meeting is:
(a) interaction among mathematicians, and between mathematicians and physicists,
(b) understanding the perspectives in these highly interdiscilplinary directions,
(c) accelerating the progress and finding new lines of development and cooperation.
       
Topics

AHA, LP. The main topics will be:

(a) various aspects of the double affine Hecke algebras,
(b) affine Hecke algebras, applications in algebra and analysis,
(c) the geometric Langlands program, the latest developments,
(d) the theory in finite characteristic, the p-adic Langlands program.

CFT-MM. The major lines will be:

(a) the theory of random matrix models and relations to conformal field theory,
(b) 2D quantum gravity and the string theory (branes, Calabi-Yau manifolds),
(c) the boundary and perturbed conformal field theories, AdS/CFT correspondence,
(d) mathematical aspects of integrable models and statistical mechanics.

Main directions of the meeting

There will be expository lectures and the advanced ones based on the latest works. The coverage is not comprehensive, but the organizers tried to give a systematic representation of quite a few topics.
The subjects of the lectures are entirely up to the speakers and will be determined right before the meeting. The overview reflects the expectations of the organizers. There will be also seminars to be decided on the spot.
The speakers of the physics half will be asked to take into consideration that quite a few participants will be mathematicians.


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