Modern pointwise ergodic theory developed largely out of the work of Bourgain in the late 80s and early 90s, but recent efforts over the past 10 years have seen the field develop in new directions, as questions involving pointwise convergence have come to factor through methods in Additive Combinatorics, Dynamical Systems, and Harmonic Analysis – and often combinations thereof. The aim of this conference is to bring together experts in these fields to promote interdisciplinary collaboration; there will be three talks each morning, with afternoons free to facilitate mathematical discussion. This conference is the second in the series, "Pointwise Ergodic Theory and Connections," and is partially funded by a Heilbronn Conference Grant, and by Professor. Krause's EPSRC New Investigator Award and ERC Start-up Grant.

Organiser: 
Professor Ben Krause

Speakers:

Vitaly Bergelson - The Ohio State University
Sam Chow - Warwick
Tatjana Eisner - University of Leipzig
Nikos Frantzikinakis - University of Crete
Christina Giannitsi - Vanderbilt University
Rachel Greenfeld – IAS
Marina Iliopoulou - National Kapodistrian University of Athens
Alex Iosevich - University of Rochester
Grigori Karagulyan - Institute of Mathematics National Academy of Sciences of Armenia
Oleksiy Klurman - Bristol
Henna Koivusalo – Bristol
Kaitlyn Loyd - Northwestern University
Bryna Kra - Northwestern University
Michael Lacey - Georgia Insitute of Technology
Jens Marklof - Bristol
Joel Moreira - University of Warwick
Akshat Mugdal - University of Oxford
Amos Nevo - University of Chicago and Technion IIT
Sarah Peluse - University of Michigan
Besfort Shala - Bristol
Ilya Shkredov - Purdue University
Joni Teravainen - University of Turku
Mate Wierdl - The University of Memphis

Event participation by invitation only