Geometrically Based Motions 2002 Reunion ConferenceSeptember 16 – 20, 2002Organizing Committee:Stan
Osher (UCLA) IntroductionIn the Spring of 2001, IPAM hosted a semester long program on Geometrically Based Motions. This program sought to highlight new numerical and analytical techniques for computing geometric objects and capturing moving interfaces. Real world applications (ranging from materials science to image processing) that can now be investigated using these new methods were also reviewed and discussed. The program featured tutorials, lectures, seminars and ad-hoc meetings on such topics as high resolution numerical methods, convolution generated motion, threshold dynamics, dynamic surface extension, cellular automata, stochastic partial differential equations and harmonic maps. The program also featured a highly successful culminating workshop at Lake Arrowhead. You can get details of this conference at http://ipam.ucla.edu/programs/gbm2001#June11_15 The reunion conference, again at the Lake Arrowhead site, seeks to reunite and bring together participants from the earlier program and also provide topical highlights and new developments in the field. The conference will feature selected speakers but will also include free-form discussion periods intended to allow maximal participant involvement and generate cutting edge ideas. The week-long conference, September 16-20, 2002 will take place at the UCLA Lake Arrowhead Conference Center and promises to be a unique experience for participants. Information about the Lake Arrowhead Conference Center can be found at http://www.uclaconferencecenter.com/ If you have questions, please send an e-mail to: Application Since space is very limited, applications will be accepted on a limited basis. If you wish to apply, please send us an e-mail and you will be notified when an online application is available. Contact Us:Institute
for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM)
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