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Dear Fellow Korean Mathematicians,
I am writing to invite you to join the
"Applied and Pure Mathematics" Symposium (symposium code APM) at UKC2008
which will be held in San Diego, in August 14 - 17, 2008 if you have not
formally invited before.
The abstracts of all presentations must be
submitted via on-line by April 1, by visiting the UKC homepage at
http://ukc.ksea.org/ukc2008/
This
deadline will be strictly enforced this year. Click the "paper submission"
icon, and click the "abstract submission", and then fill up the form. (If
the procedure will take long, then prepare your abstract separately and cut
and paste it in the given space for the abstract.)
Although abstracts
are due by April 1, I encourage you to submit it in your earliest
convenience. This is especially helpful to the organizers in planning the
venue of symposium and in other organizational concerns.
When you
visit the page, take little time to check other pages as well including the
speaker travel support page.
Unlike the past UKC, this year's math
symposium will be attended by at least 20 to 40 mathematicians from
Korea and more than twenty mathematicians and math educators in the US.
In particular, among many new comers, the following Speakers have already
agreed to join the UKC 2008 this year.
Professors <KSEA> Baik,
Jinho (Univ. of Michigan-Random matrix theory),
Hur, Youngmi (MIT-Wavelet),
Kang, Jeong-Hyun(Univ. of
West Georgia-Combinatorics)
Kim, In-Jae (Mankato State Univ.-Comb. Matrix Theory),
Kim, Inwon (UCLA-PDE),
Kim, Yon Seo (Univ. of Chicago-Symplectic Field Theory)
Kim, Young-Han (UC San Diego-Information theory )
Kook,
Woong (Univ. of Rhode Island-Algebraic Topology)
Oh, Hee (Brown University-Lie groups)
Park, Seung Kook
(Univ. of Cincinnati-cryptography )
Suh, Junecue (MIT-Algebraic Geometry )
Oh, Yong Keun (Univ. of Wisconsin and KIAS-Morse theory)
Yee, Ae Ja (Penn. State
Univ.-Enumerative Combinatorics)
Hae-Soo OH (Univ. of North Carolina at Charlotte), Eungchun Cho (Kentucky State Univ.), Sung Yell Song (Iowa State University), Sunghyu Han (University of Louisville), Jon-Lark Kim ( University of Louisville), Chueng-Ryong Ji (North Carolina State University) etc
Professors <KMS>
Do-Han Kim (SNU-KMS President), Hyo Chul Myung (KIAS President), JongHae Keum (KIAS-Algebraic Geometry), Hyungju Park (KIAS-Computer Algebra), Seok-Jin Kang(SNU-Representation Theory), Jin
Ho Kwak(Postech-Combinatorics), MinKyu Kwak(ChunNam Nat. U.-PDE), Hyung-Chun Lee (Aju U.-App.Math), HyungJu Hwang (Postech-BioMath), Jeong-Whan Choi (Korea U-Appl. Math), Seok-Zun Song (Cheju Nat. U.-CMT), InKyung Ahn (Koear U-BioMath), YougKuk Kim (KyungPook Nat. U.-BioMath), DongHi Lee (Pusan U.-GroupRep), Yeol Je Cho (GyungSang Nat. U.-NLAnalysis), Bokhee Im (Chonnam Nat. U.-Algebra), Sang-Gu Lee (SKKU-CMT) etc
Some selected BK 21 PhD students will give contributed talks or Poster presentations
In addition to all, Prof. Efim I. Zelmanov (KIA), KyungBai Lee (U. Ok), KyungHan Kwun (Postech), ChungNim Lee (Postech) are invited. Prof. Efim I. Zelmanov (KIA) will be invited to give a plenary talk at the meeting.
This years APM symposium is organized not only as a part of
UKC 2008, but also as a special collaborative
joint workshop between Korean
mathematicians working in Korea and in US. Currently Professors Do-Han Kim
(SNU, KMS President), Sang-Gu Lee (SKKU-BK21 Project Director) from
Korean side, and Eung-Chun Cho (Kentucky State) and Sung Yell Song (Iowa State
Univ).
I (Sung Yell Song, Iowa State
Univ.) am chairing the
this year's APM symposium with many fellow colleagues' help. Professors Jin
Ho Kwak (Director of Com2Mac), Chin-Hong Park (Chief Editor of JAMC),
Young-Ju Choe (POSTECH), and Hae-Soo Oh (UNCC) have been invited to serve on
advisory or organizing committee. Many BK21 Project Team leaders from
Korea and several colleagues from US have agreed to serve as organizers.
These will be updated soon on the web.
 SYMPOSIUM
CO-CHAIRS
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