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The goal of this meeting is to give an exposure of random processes on graphs. There will be three mini courses on this topic and several research level seminars on the broader class of probability theory.
Some of the key topics for the mini courses would be branching random walks, Galton-Watson trees, random networks etc.
Venue
Venue
- LHC 101, Lecture Hall Complex, IISER Pune
- Street Address: LHC, Ward No. 8, NCL Colony, Pashan, Pune, Maharashtra 411008
- Located in: Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Pune
Speakers for mini courses
Speakers for mini courses
1. Jean-François Delmas (ENPC Paris Est)
2. Jean-Stéphane Dhersin (Paris 13 and Deputy director of INSMI CNRS)
3. Pascal Maillard (Toulouse University)
4. Rahul Roy (ISI Delhi) Talk
Speakers for the research seminars
Speakers for the research seminars
1. Riddhipratim Basu (ICTS, Bangalore)
2. Jean-François Delmas (ENPC Paris Est)
3. Jean-Stéphane Dhersin (Paris 13 and Deputy director of INSMI CNRS)
4. Mrinal K. Ghosh (IISc, Bangalore) Talk
5. Srikant K. Iyer (IISc, Bangalore)
6. Nabin Jana (NISER, Bhuwaneshwar)
7. Manjunath Krishnapur (IISc, Bangalore)
8. Arun Padakandla (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
9. Moumanti Podder (NYU, Shanghai)
10. Rahul Vaze (TIFR, Mumbai)
11. Yogeshwaran Dhandapani (ISI, Bangalore)
Cultural Event: Hindustani Classical Instrumental Music
Cultural Event: Hindustani Classical Instrumental Music
Instrument: Sitar
Artist: Mr. Nikhil Patwardhan
Date: 18th December
Time: 6:30 PM -8:00 PM
Venue: C. V. Raman Auditorium (Lecture Hall Complex)
A brief biography Nikhil Patwardhan has over 30 years experience with Indian Classical music and the Sitar. Nikhil started his Hindustani Classical music training at the age of five with his grandmother, Smt Sarojinidevi Patwardhan and father, Shri Kumar Patwardhan. He started receiving training from Pandit Partha Chatterjee, belonging to the Maihar Gharana. Nikhil is highly inspired by Pandit Nikhil Banerjee's style of music. His Sitar highlights the elements of the Maihar Gharana like tar-paran, meend, gamak, zamzama and Merukhand taans. He has performed several concerts at multiple venues in India as well as internationally including the US, UK, Japan, Dubai, Indonesia among others.He also teaches Sitar and conducts music therapy sessions with the Sitar. He has a Masters in Electrical engineering from Clemson University, USA.
Conference Dinner: 18th December 7:30 PM onward
Conference Dinner: 18th December 7:30 PM onward
Registration is closed on 31 October, 2019
The list of selected participants can be found below
The list of selected participants can be found below
The domestic non-AC three-tier sleeper class expenses for a direct point to point round trip can be reimbursed depending on the availability of fund upon a separate application by the BSc, MSc, JRF or SRF participants who do not have a contingency grant.
The participants, whose accommodation are arranged in Prithvi can find the location and other details here (Contant : 020-25904450. (MR. Bhushan sonar ))
Check-in: after 10 AM 15th December, Checkout: before 12 noon 21st December.
Note that Prithvi hostel is not in IISER campus. It is an accommodation facility of IITM and is 1.5 km away from the venue. Everyday the participants can avail the 8-seat vehicle at 7:30 to reach the mess for breakfast and at 20:30 for returning to Prithvi. The car would shuttle at most 4 times in the morning and evening.
List of organizers
List of organizers
- Fabrice Gamboa (Toulouse University)
- Govindan Rangarajan (IISc, Bangalore)
- Anindya Goswami (IISER Pune)
- Anup Biswas (IISER Pune)
This event is supported by Indo-French Centre for Applied Mathematics (IFCAM)
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