HCM Conference: From Dirichlet Forms to Wasserstein Geometry
Date: August 29 - September 2, 2022
Venue: Wegelerstr. 10, Bonn
Online participation: All plenary talks as well as one of the parallel afternoon sessions (talks marked in orange in the schedule) can be joined through the following link:
Zoom-Link for online participation (Meeting-ID: 695 4765 1056, Code: 090535)
Organizers: Matthias Erbar, Martin Huesmann, Eva Kopfer, Max von Renesse, Hendrik Weber
Description: This conference is devoted to developments at the interfaces of stochastics, analysis and geometry that have built powerful, often unexpected links across a variety of fields and have deepened the understanding of the interplay of stochastic dynamics, partial differential equations, and geometric features of the underlying spaces as well as of singular behaviour in stochastic systems.
The conference program will host a series of plenary lectures by leading scholars. It will be accompanied by a conference on "New Trends in Dirichlet Forms and Optimal Transport" hosting parallel sessions on dedicated topics during the afternoons.
Plenary Speakers:
- L. Ambrosio (SNS Pisa)
- M. Beiglböck (Univ. Vienna)
- A. Figalli (ETH Zürich)
- L. Dello Schiavo (IST Austria)
- N. Gigli (SISSA Trieste)
- M. Gordina (Univ. Connecticut)
- M. Hairer (Imperial College London)
- J. Jost (MPI Leipzig)
- C. Ketterer (Univ. Freiburg)
- M. Kotani (Univ. Tohoku)
- T. Kumagai (Univ. Kyoto)
- J. Maas (IST Austria)
- F. Memoli (Ohio State)
- A. Mondino (Univ. Oxford)
- F. Otto (MPI Leipzig)
- M. Pálfia (Szeged)
- G. Peyre (ENS Paris)
- M. Röckner (Univ. Bielefeld)
- G. Savare (Univ. Milan)
- T. Shioya (Univ. Tohoku)
- F.-Y. Wang (Beijing Normal Univ.)
Contact: Matthias Erbar, Eva Kopfer, conference-df2ot(at)iam.uni-bonn.de
Participation is free. In case you are interested in participating, please fill out the Participation Form. The deadline for applications is July 15, 2022 (CET).
We gratefully acknowledge the financial support by HCM and ERC Advanced Grant "Metric measure spaces and Ricci curvature - analytic, geometric, and probabilistic challenges".
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