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The ninth GLaMP Meeting will take place on June 6 through
The ninth GLaMP Meeting will take place on June 6 through
June 8, 2025
June 8, 2025
The meeting will be conducted in-person, on the campus of the University of Kentucky in Lexington KY.
The meeting will be conducted in-person, on the campus of the University of Kentucky in Lexington KY.
The conference will feature a mini-course by
Yaiza Canzani, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Weyl Laws and eigenfunction analysis via geodesic beams
with invited talks by
Blair Davey, Montana State University:
Unique continuation and Landis' conjecture
Jake Fillman, Texas A & M University:
The unitary almost-Mathieu operator
David Penneys, Ohio State University:
Superselection sectors for posets of von Neumann algebras
Renaud Raquépas, New York University:
Limit theorems for recurrence-based estimators of entropy and entropy production
About GLaMP
About GLaMP
GLaMP was started in 2016, with the goal to establish a conference series focused on Mathematical Physics in the broad sense and to provide a venue for young researchers in this field to present their work, to meet each other and to learn about various areas of Mathematical Physics outside their specific disciplines. Since 2017, GLaMP has been funded by a series of grants from the National Science Foundation. As such, in agreement with the guidelines of the NSF (PAPPG 2019, Chapter II.E.7, Conferences (p. II-40)), each GLaMP meeting has a code-of-conduct that addresses sexual harassment, other forms of harassment, or sexual assault.
Since 2019, GLaMP has been a conference in cooperation with Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM). We support the Welcoming Environment Statement of the AWM. Also since 2019, we have received support from the International Association of Mathematical Physics, and the Journal of Mathematical Physics.
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