Theme: Integrable Systems and Group Actions

... with some focus on Gel’fand–Zeitlin systems, on which four of our one-hour speakers have done interesting recent work:

• Anton Alekseev (Geneva)

• Ana Balibanu (Harvard)

• Mark Colarusso (South Alabama)

• Benjamin Hoffman (Cornell)

• Yiannis Loizides (Cornell)

• Eva Miranda (Barcelona)

Dates:

The travel restrictions imposed by COVID-19 have forced us to postpone the Savannah meeting.

• A zoom conference took place online on May 14–16, 2020.

• In-person talks will start on Thursday, April 7, 2022 (3pm) & end on Sunday, April 10, 2022 (12:30pm).

Location: Georgia Southern University, Savannah, GA

Talks will take place in Rooms 157 & 158 of University Hall, on the Armstrong Campus of Georgia Southern University in Savannah (see: getting there):

NSF support

An NSF conference grant will allow us to cover or partially cover travel and local expenses of some participants. Priority is given to graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and those with no other travel funds available. You can request support while registering (below), but can also send an email message to gonefishingmeetings@gmail.com.

Deadlines

• To request giving a talk: February 23, 2022 — or until the schedule is filled;

• To request financial support: March 23, 2022 — or until we run out of money;

• To register for attending: April 7, 2022 — or until we unlink the form.

Please do it all by filling the form at this link: