About the workshop
Purpose of the workshop
The central aim of the conference is to bring together researchers from different backgrounds in geometry and stochastic analysis, to discuss and advance the understanding and connection between geometric methods and techniques from stochastic analysis. We believe the conference will bring further interaction between different groups and pave the way for solving important problems. Particular emphasis will be put on aspects of the following topics: Stochastic differential geometry, geometric methods for stochastic partial differential equations, rough or stochastic differential equations on spaces with ambient geometry and numerical methods for stochastic analysis on Lie groups and manifolds.
List of speakers
Jürgen Angst (Rennes)
Robert Baumgarth (Luxembourg)
Florian Bechthold (Paris)
Li-Juan Cheng (Luxembourg)
Charles Curry (Gjøvik)
Ana Djurdjevac (Berlin)
Luca Galimberti (Oslo)
Fabian Harang (Oslo)
Nicolas Juillet (Strasbourg)
Annika Lang (Gothenburg)
James-Michael Leahy (London)
Chengcheng Ling (Bielefeld)
Mario Maurelli (Milano)
Sehail Mazid (Trondheim)
Gianmarco Molino (Connecticut)
Cristopher Salvi (Oxford)
Nikolas Tapia (Berlin)
James Thompson (Luxembourg)
List of participants
Jürgen Angst (Rennes)
Francesca Azzolini (Bergen)
Robert Baumgarth (Luxembourg)
Florian Bechthold (Paris)
Eirik Berge (Trondheim)
Patric Bonnier (Oxford)
Adrian Celestino (Trondheim)
Li-Juan Cheng (Luxembourg)
Charles Curry (Gjøvik)
Ana Djurdjevac (Berlin)
Eliana Fausti (Oxford)
Luca Galimberti (Oslo)
Nicolas Gilliers (Trondheim)
Erlend Grong (Bergen)
Fabian Harang (Oslo)
Daniel Førland Holmen (Bergen)
Nicolas Juillet (Strasbourg)
Annika Lang (Gothenburg)
Chengcheng Ling (Bielefeld)
James-Michael Leahy (London)
Lorenzo Marino (Paris)
Irina Markina (Bergen)
Mario Maurelli (Milano)
Avi Mayorcas (Oxford)
Sehail Mazid (Trondheim)
Gianmarco Molino (Connecticut)
Razvan Moscinat (Bergen)
Torstein Nilssen (Agder)
Tommy Nguyen (Bergen)
Didier Pilod (Bergen)
Rosa Preiss (Berlin)
Nimit Rana (Bielefeld)
Cristopher Salvi (Oxford)
Alexander Schmeding (Bergen)
Jakub Slavik (Prague)
Antoine Tambue (Bergen)
Avi Mayorcas (Oxford)
Nikolas Tapia (Berlin)
James Thompson (Luxembourg)
Zhenyu Wang (Bergen)
Organising Committee
Erlend Grong (University of Bergen)
Torstein Nilssen (University of Agder)
Alexander Schmeding (University of Bergen)
Registration
Registration for this event has been closed.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact the organizers.
Location
The workshop will be held at Scandic Bergen City hotel. Lunch will be provided for all the participants during Thursday February 13.
The hotel is located 5 minutes from Bergen center square (Torgallmenningen) and the hotel where most of the participants are staying (Thon Hotel Bristol Bergen).
Note: We have changed the location of the workshop from the original location of VilVite, as we had more participants than originally expected.
Address: Håkonsgaten 3, 5015 BERGEN.
Workshop schedule
The workshop will be held at the afternoon on Wednesday February 12, the whole day of Thursday February 13 and the morning of Friday February 14.
We will also have a reception on Wednesday evening and a conference dinner on Thursday evening.
On Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning we will also have a series of introductory lectures, mainly aimed at local participants. See the "Local participants" page for more details.
For a detailed schedule, see the calendar below.
Reception and Dinner
Reception, Wednesday February 12
The reception will be held on Wednesday evening from 6 pm to 8 pm at the bar Trikken106. This bar is located 5 minutes from the conference location. Address: Nøstegaten 45B, 5010 Bergen.
Dinner, Thursday February 13
The conference dinner will be held in the evening on Thursday at 7 pm. It will be held at the restaurant of conference hotel Scandic Bergen City.
Financial support
The workshop is supported by the Trond Mohn Foundation whose support we gratefully acknowledge. Thus we have some funds to support participants for the workshop and can support cost for accommodation and also cost for travel in some cases. As a rule, support has the following limitation.
If you receive support for accommodation, we will cover your hotel for 2 nights, from Wednesday February 12 to Friday February 14. If you receive support for travel, you will be reimbursed for costs up to 500 euros in total.
If there is some reason you need additional support, please contact the organizers.
Accompanying persons
Participants are expected to cover costs for accompanying persons themselves. If you receive support for your hotel, then the extra cost for an accompanying person sharing your room is 200 NOK (around 20 euros) per night.
Deadlines
Registration for financial support 01.12.2019
Registration for the conference 01.12.2019
Registration for local participants 15.01.2020