On Analytic Number Theory and Spatial Tessellations
1. General Information
1.1 Introduction
The Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences of
Ukraine (NASU), the T. Shevchenko Kyiv National University, the M. Gogol
Nizhyn State Pedagogical University, the Ukrainian International Committee
for Science and Culture of the NASU, and the Ukrainian Mathematical Society
would like to announce the Third Voronoï Conference on Analytic
Number Theory and Spatial Tessellations to be held in Kyiv from September
22 to 28, 2003. September 22 is the arrival day.
The Conference will be organized in honour of the eminent Ukrainian
Mathematician Georgy Voronoï (1868-1908) who was born in Zhuravka,
a small village some 160km east of Kyiv. The Conference will take place
in Kyiv at the Institute of Mathematics of the NASU and at the National
University. The organizing committee will make all efforts you could enjoy
your stay in Kyiv.
1.2 Organizing Committee
Anatolij Samoilenko (Ukraine), Chairman,
Peter Engel (Switzerland), Vice-Chairman,
Halyna Syta (Ukraine), Secretary;
Tatiana Karataeva, Vasyl Ostrovskyi, Natalia Ryabova, Anatolij Serdyuk,
Halyna Shvets, Yaroslav Vynnyshyn, Irina Yegorchenko - Institute of
Mathematics of the NASU;
Mykola Perestyuk, Mykola Nazarenko, Andrij Yurachkivs'kyi - Kyiv Shevchenko
National University;
Vasyl Yakovets - Nizhyn Pedagogical University.
Conference Address:
Voronoï Conference
Dr. H.Syta
Inst. of Mathematics Nat. Acad. Sci. Ukraine
Tereshchenkivska Str.,3
01601, Kyiv-4, Ukraine
E-mails: syta@imath.kiev.ua
or karat@imath.kiev.ua
1.3 Program Committee
The Conference will include the following sections:
- Number Theory;
- Voronoï Method of Summation of Divergent Series and Integrals;
- Probability Models for Voronoï Tessellations;
- Lattice Packings;
- Applications of Voronoï Diagrams.
The members of the Program Committee responsible for the corresponding
sections include:
- Antanas Laurin\v{c}ikas (Lithuania), Andrzej Schinzel (Poland), Anatolij
Kochubei (Ukraine);
- Liliya Boitsun (Ukraine), Myroslav Gorbachuk (Ukraine);
- Chiu Sung Nok (Hong-Kong), Igor Kovalenko (Ukraine);
- Peter Engel (Switzerland), Robert Erdahl (Canada), Sergei Ryshkov
(Russia), Volodymyr Sharko (Ukraine);
- Christopher Gold (Canada), Masaharu Tanemura (Japan), Yaroslav Yatskiv
(Ukraine).
1.4 Travel and Accommodation
Participants should make their own travel arrangements to Kyiv. A Conference
bus will transfer participants from the Airport or Railway Station to the
Institute of Mathematics of the NASU.
All participants will be accommodated in nearby hotels of different categories
of their choice.
2. Scientific Program
The scientific program consists of full and short lectures. Abstracts
should be submitted in English until May 15, 2003. Abstracts will be
distributed at the beginning of the Conference.
The lectures will be presented at the auditories both of the Institute
of Mathematics and of the University. Full lectures of 45 minutes will be
given in the morning session. Short lectures of 20-30 minutes will be held
in parallel sessions in the afternoon. Overhead projection facilities will
be available.
3. Social Events
In the evening of the arrival day, Monday, September 22, an informal come-together
meeting will take place. In the afternoon of Thursday, September 25, the
conference excursion to the historical monuments of golden Kyiv will be organized.
The conference banquet will take place in the evening of Friday, September
26.
For accompanying persons sightseeing tours to Kyiv and its surroundings
will be organized each day at a low price.
4. After-Conference Excursion
From September 27 to 28, conference participants have the possibility to
take part in a two days' after-conference excursion to Zhuravka, the native-place
of Georgy Voronoï and his burial-place, and to ancient Chernigiv and
Nizhyn, staying the night in the City Hotel in Nizhyn.
If you would like to receive further information, please, mail us to
the conference address, and please indicate the sections
of your interest.
http://www.imath.kiev.ua/~vo/voronoi/first-en.html
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