The 20th Annual Alberta Mathematics Dialogue (AMD) 2023 will be held May 4- 5 (Thurs-Fri) 2023 at Mount Royal University, Calgary, Alberta.
This event, formerly held jointly as the North-South Dialogue in Mathematics (which began in 2001 as a research meeting involving the math departments at the University of Alberta, the University of Calgary, and the University of Lethbridge) and the Alberta Colleges Mathematics Conference (a meeting mostly about pedagogy involving math faculty at Alberta colleges), has been renamed in 2014. The new name reflects the fact that it has long been held as a single meeting in which dialogue about both research and teaching occurs in an integrated way.
The meeting will provide an opportunity to meet with colleagues from many of Alberta’s postsecondary institutions and beyond. Topics of discussion include research, teaching, technology, funding, curriculum, and other ideas of common interest to post-secondary mathematics departments in Alberta and beyond.
We invite attendees to contribute, if they wish, to mathematical talks of any kind. We particularly encourage talks in the areas of Linear Algebra, Data Science, Financial Mathematics, Analysis, Algebra & Number Theory, Combinatorics, Differential equations, Mathematical Modelling, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Pure Mathematics, and Mathematics Teaching and Pedagogy. AMD 2023 will have parallel sessions in each of these areas (in addition to a session for undergraduate students and possibly other sessions).
The AMD encourages participation from all those involved in the mathematical sciences in Alberta, including the colleges, universities, Alberta Education, high schools, and associated areas such as industry, publishing, physics, and computing science. We particularly encourage the participation of those early in their teaching and research careers.
Dr. Kristine Bauer (University of Calgary, PIMS Co-Director International )
Dr. Edward Doolittle (First Nations University of Canada)
Dr. Terry Gannon (University of Alberta, Former chair of the department)
Dr. Malabika Pramanik (University of British Columbia, BIRS Director)
There is no registration fee, but you can help us by registering in advance. It will help us to estimate the number attending, plan food catering, reserve lecture halls, and other related issues. Let us know if you plan to attend!
Please register and/or submit your abstract using the link below. Thank you very much for your early registration. The deadline for registration is March 15, 2023.
Thank you very much for your registration and/or submitting your talk in a timely manner. Please check the sessions and the schedule for updates.
Mount Royal University Residence Services offers very good rates on fully furnished excellent apartments and townhouse suites situated on the campus and only minutes from the meeting facilities. For details please see https://www.mtroyal.ca/CampusServices/LivingonCampus/GuestsVisitors/index.htm
For off-campus accommodation, University visitors frequently stay at the Grey Eagle Resort and Casino. This hotel is located near Mount Royal, a few minutes drive from the University. For information please see http://www.greyeagleresortandcasino.ca
There are many other hotels and motels available, such as the Days Inn or the Holiday Inn Express downtown. You can find many options in the Local Guide to Calgary Hotels. Public transit is available to and from the University, but service is limited on weekends, especially on Sundays.
Conference attendees can park in Lot 2, East Gate Parkade, Lot A or Lot B. The parking map can be found at
https://www.mtroyal.ca/AboutMountRoyal/TransportationParking/ParkingMaps/index.htm
The rate information for visitor parking, and how to purchase it can be found at
https://www.mtroyal.ca/AboutMountRoyal/TransportationParking/ParkingRates/index.htm
Pamini Thangarajah (Mount Royal University, Dept. of Mathematics and Computing)
Roberta LaHaye (Mount Royal University, Dept. of Mathematics and Computing)
Peter Zizler (Mount Royal University, Dept. of Mathematics and Computing)
Thomas Hillen (University of Alberta, Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics)
Gustavo Carrero (Athabasca University)
Nathan Ng (University of Lethbridge, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science)
Jim Stallard (University of Calgary, Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics)
AMD 2023 is deeply grateful to the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences (PIMS), the Faculty of Science and Technology, Mount Royal University and the publisher Wiley for their generous support.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact
Pamini Thangarajah (pthangarajah@mtroyal.ca)
Roberta LaHaye (rllahaye@mtroyal.ca)
Peter Zizler (pzizler@mtroyal.ca)