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82. Seminarer Og Konferanser Sir michael Atiyahs besøk i Trondheim 24 27 februar 2000. Sir michaelAtiyah er en av vår tids mest betydningsfulle matematikere. http://www.math.ntnu.no/semkonf/V00/atiyah.html

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83. Braden, Two Special Issues for Sir michael atiyah. Sir michael atiyah was born onApril 22, 1929. Papers in this issue ( Lectures by Sir michael atiyah. http://www.yurinsha.com/328/p2.htm

Edite d by H. W. Braden, University of Edinburgh, Scotland and I. M. Krichever, L. D Landau Institute of Theoretical Physics, Moscow, Russia Integrability: The Seiberg-Witten and Witham Equations This volume presents selected papers on Integrability: the Seiberg-Witten and Whitham Equations and reviews the general algebro-geometric and geometric structures underlying integrability and aims to clarify the appearance of integrable structures in Seiberg-Witten theory. Contents: Baker-Akhiezer Functions and Integrable Systems E Integrable Systems, Algebratic Geometry and Seiberg-Witten Theory ESeiberg-Witten Theory and Integrable Systems ESeiberg-Witten Curves and Integrable Systems EIntegrability in Seiberg-Witten Theory EWDVV Equations and Seiberg-Witten Theory E Deformations of the Root Systems and New Solutions to Generalized WDVV Equations EPicard-Fuchs Equations, Hauptmoduls and Integrable Systems EPainlev Type Equations and Hitchin Systems E World-sheet Instantons and Virasoro Algebra EDispersionless Integrable Systems and their Solutions EN-Component Integrable Systems and Geometric Asymptotics ESystems of Hydrodynamic Type from Poisson Commuting Hamiltonians EIntegral Systems and Equations of Hydrodynamic Type from the End of the 19th to the End of the 20th Century Readership: Graduates and researchers interested in mathematics and ordinary differential equations.

84. Friend Of The University Of Rochester other disciplines. Yours sincerely,. michael atiyah eMATH Home PageComments webmaster@ams.org Copyright and Other Legal Notices. http://www.ams.org/ams/rochester/atiyah.html

Friend of the University of Rochester 15th January 1996 President Thomas Jackson Administration 240 University of Rochester Rochester NY 14627 USA Dear President, I understand that you are contemplating major changes in the Mathematics Department at the University of Rochester. The American Mathematical Society, of which I am a member, has expressed its concern and is setting up a task force under Professor Arthur Jaffe of Harvard University to investigate the matter. I hesitate to interfere in the internal affairs of another university and I can quite understand that universities have to respond to financial pressures by reassessing their activities. However, I am concerned that the role of Mathematics may not be fully appreciated and I hope you will allow me to address the matter from that viewpoint. Perhaps I should explain that, as the recently retired President of the Royal Society (the UK equivalent of the US National Academy of Sciences). I have had responsibilities across the whole of science. In addition I currently direct the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences in Cambridge, where we run programmes that involve the interaction of mathematics with other fields. From all this experience I am firmly of the view that Mathematics still occupies a central role in both the Natural and Social Sciences. Increasingly the complex problems that scientists now face require more sophisticated mathematical understanding. The advent of more powerful computers has in no way decreased the fundamental relevance of mathematics.

85. TWAS Membership 1997; atiyah, michael Francis (G), United Kingdom Associate FoundingFellow; ATWEH, Samir F. (H), Lebanon Fellow, Elected 1999; http://www.ictp.trieste.it/~twas/mbrs_name_A.html

Home Background Membership Council ... Links Last update: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 TWAS is not responsible for the content of external internet sites. Current Membership by Surname The letter between parentheses next to the name of each TWAS Member indicates his/her major field of research, according to the following key: A : Agricultural Sciences; B : Biology; C : Biochemistry and Biophysics; D : Chemistry; E : Engineering Sciences and Technologies; F : Earth Sciences; G : Mathematics; H : Medical Sciences; I : Physics and Astronomy; J : Social and Economic Sciences. A B C D ... X - Y - Z Letter A ABDOU , Mohamed A. (E), USA Associate Fellow, Elected 1988 ABDUL-SALAM , Jasem M. (B), Kuwait Fellow, Elected 2002 ABEGAZ , Berhanu Molla (D), Ethiopia Fellow, Elected 1998 AGARWAL , Girish Saran (I), India Fellow, Elected 1996 AHMAD , Imtiaz (B), Pakistan Fellow, Elected 1996 AHMAD , Kamaluddin (C), Bangladesh Fellow, Elected 1989 AHMAD , Rafiq (A), Pakistan Fellow, Elected 1996 AHMAD , Viqar Uddin (D), Pakistan Fellow, Elected 1990 AI , Guoxiang (I), China Fellow, Elected 2002 AKHTAR , Muhammad (C), Pakistan Founding Fellow AKYEAMPONG , Daniel Afedzi (I), Ghana Fellow, Elected 1991 AL-ATHEL , Saleh Abdulrahman (E), Saudi Arabia Fellow, Elected 1994 AL-SHAMLAN , Ali Abdullah (F), Kuwait Fellow, Elected 1987 ALBERTS , Bruce (C), USA Associate Fellow, Elected 2001 ALBUQUERQUE , Edson Xavier (H), Brazil Fellow, Elected 1991 ALI , Syed Irtifaq (A), Pakistan Fellow, Elected 1988 ALLENDE , Jorge Eduardo (B), Chile Fellow, Elected 1985 ALLOTEY , Francis Kofi Ampenyin (I), Ghana Fellow, Elected 1988

86. News In The College Of Letters And Science, UC Berkeley On Tuesday, October 22nd, Sir michael atiyah will speak at the 20th AnniversaryJoint MSRI/UC Berkeley Colloquium, the first of three free presentations. http://ls.berkeley.edu/new/02/msri.html

Mathematical Sciences Research Institute Commemorates 20 Years with Special Presentations and a Film Series By Genevieve Shiffrar October 16, 2002 In the hills above the Berkeley campus, eucalyptus and cedars create a shimmering earth-toned curtain to frame the majestic views from a subtle yet elegant building. This is the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute ( MSRI ), where mathematicians from around the world gather to explore together the most significant questions in their fields. Opening its doors in 1982, MSRI now hosts over 1300 mathematical scientists a year to participate in programs, workshops, and postdoctoral training. The institute celebrates its 20th anniversary this month with a series of public lectures and a film series, all of broad interest to the general public. Although the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute is primarily funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), it is connected in many ways to Berkeley's Department of Mathematics . In fact, three Berkeley Mathematics faculty members submitted the original successful funding proposal to the NSF in 1979: Shiing-Shen Chern, Calvin Moore and I. M. Singer. Since then, 430 Berkeley faculty and students have registered and participated in MSRI programs and workshops. Berkeley faculty have also been deeply involved in the direction of MSRI activities, contributing 47 of its program organizers and 34 of its workshop organizers.

87. Www.library.ucsb.edu/sel/newbooks/090402.txt Main Library Sciences Engineering Library, Stacks QA199 .G46 2001 Regular Loanatiyah, michael Francis, 1929 Introduction to commutative algebra / MF http://www.library.ucsb.edu/sel/newbooks/090402.txt

88. Richard E. Phillips Lecture Series 2002 March 26, 28 and 29, 2002. Speaker Sir michael atiyah, Professor, Universityof Edinburgh A Biography of michael atiyah can be read at the website http://www.mth.msu.edu/Lecture_Series/2002.html

Department of Mathematics Richard E. Phillips Lecture Series March 26, 28 and 29, 2002 Speaker: Sir Michael Atiyah , Professor, University of Edinburgh Michael Atiyah received his Ph.D. from Cambridge in 1954, and has held positions at Oxford and Cambridge, prior to moving to Edinburgh. He has contributed to a wide range of mathematics centering on the interaction between geometry and analysis, and was awarded a Fields medal in 1966. Among his many accomplishments are the development of K-theory (with F. Hirzebruch) and the well known Atiyah-Singer Index Theorem. A Biography of Michael Atiyah can be read at the website: www-groups.dcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Atiyah.html Tuesday, March 26, 2002 B106 Wells Hall: 4:00 pm " Polyhedra in Geometry, Physics and Chemistry " This is suitable for a General Science Audience 3:20 pm Coffee, A204 Wells Hall 7:30 pm Reception. Red Cedar Room, Kellogg Center Thursday, March 28, 2002 B106 Wells Hall:

89. InterAcademy Panel On International Issues - List Of Participants 1993 ANDORKA, Rudolf, Prof HUNGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES Budapest University of EconomicSciences Fovam ter 8 H1093 Budapest HUNGARY atiyah, michael, Sir THE ROYAL http://www4.nas.edu/iap/iaphome.nsf/weblinks/SAIN-4Y4FSQ?OpenDocument

90. Oxford University Gazette: Encaenia 1998 (supplement) Oxford University Gazette. Encaenia 1998 Speeches by the Public Orator. SirMICHAEL atiyah, OM, FRS, FRSE. Formerly Master of Trinity College, Cambridge. http://www.ox.ac.uk/gazette/1997-8/supps/encaenia/9Ref.htm

Oxford University Gazette Encaenia 1998: Speeches by the Public Orator Sir MICHAEL ATIYAH, OM, FRS, FRSE Formerly Master of Trinity College, Cambridge Virum praesento in primis acutum, mathematicum primarium, praemiis honoribusque plurimis adfectum, Michaelem Atiyah, Equitem Auratum, Ordini Eximie Meritorum adscriptum, Societatis Regiae Sodalem et nuper Praesidem, ut admittatur honoris causa ad gradum Doctoris in Scientia. Admission by the Chancellor Ingeniosorum ingeniosissime, mathematicorum sagacissime, cum de academiis tum de re publica optime merite, ego auctoritate mea et totius Universitatis admitto te ad gradum Doctoris in Scientia honoris causa Paraphrase I present a man of exceptional intellectual power, a great mathematician, the recipient of numerous medals and distinctions, Sir Michael Atiyah, OM, FRS, for admission to the honorary degree of Doctor of Science. Admission by the Chancellor Most ingenious amongst the ingenious, mathematician of outstanding creativity, you have also achieved distinction by your services in positions of high academic and public responsibility. Acting on my own authority and that of the whole University, I admit you to the honorary degree of Doctor of Science. Next page: Professor Robert Hinde To top page of supplement Gazette Home Page University Home Page

91. Geometry And Physics A Marriage Made In Heaven Geometry and Physics A Marriage Made in Heaven Lecture by Sir MichaelAtiyah ( University of Edinburgh ) University of Michigan http://www.wlap.org/umich/phys/colloq/2002/winter/atiyah/

WLAP UMICH PHYSICS COLLOQ ... WINTER 2002 > ATIYAH Geometry and Physics: A Marriage Made in Heaven Lecture by Sir Michael Atiyah University of Edinburgh University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 03 Apr 2001 duration: slides Summary of Talk: Geometry and Physics have lived together in close association for centuries. The relationship has had its ups and downs, but for the past 25 years it has blossomed in a remarkable manner. New physical theories require very sophisticated mathematical models and have in turn had a profound influence on contemporary mathematics. Sir Michael Atiyah will present an overall view of the history and current state of this cosmic marriage. Choose the format you wish to use to view the lecture: RealPlayer Plug-in RealPlayer Detached RealPlayer Audio-only Download Additional Notes: Sir Michael Atiyah received both his B.A. and Ph.D. (1955) from Trinity College, Cambridge, England. He held postdoctoral appointments at Cambridge and the Institute for Advanced Study. He arrived in Oxford in 1961 as a Reader and then from 1963 to 1969 he held the Savilian Chair of Geometry. He spent 3 years as Professor at the Institute for Advanced Study before returning to Oxford as a Royal Society Research Professor. In 1990 he became Master of Trinity College and the first Director of the Newton Institute for Mathematical Studies in Cambridge. He retired from these positions in 1997 and 1996 respectively. Professor Atiyah is currently an Honorary Professor at the University of Edinburgh.

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