The fourth GLaMP Meeting took place, June 28-30 2019 on the campus of Oberlin College.

The conference featured a three-lecture mini-course by

• Günter Stolz (U. of Alabama, Birmingham): Disordered quantum spin chains

and invited lectures by

• Federico Bonetto (Georgia Tech): The Kac Model and (Non-)Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics
• Saša Kocić (U. Mississippi): Renormalization and rigidity
• Katya Krupchyk (U. California, Irvine): Inverse boundary problems for elliptic PDE in low regularity setting
• Anna Skripka (U. New Mexico): Trace formulas and spectral shift functions

In addition there were contributed talks by young researchers and a round table on careers in mathematical physics.

Thanks to all who participated!

Support from

• National Science Foundation (Grant DMS-1900167)
• Institute for Mathematics and its Applications
• The Journal of Mathematical Physics (JMP)
• The International Associating of Mathematical Physics (IAMP)
• Oberlin College of Arts & Sciences, Dean's office fund, Jerome G. Abeles, Jr. '56 Endowed Support Fund.
• GLaMP is a conference in cooperation with Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM). We support the Welcoming Environment Statement of the AWM.