Location. All lectures are in Little Hall Room 339, also known as the Atrium.
8:00 - 12:00 pm
Registration in Little Hall, Room 358, Reception Area
9:00 - 9:10am
Dean Willard Harrison, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Opening remarks
9:10-10:00am
George Andrews,
Pennsylvania State University
Search Algorithms in the Study of q-Series
10:00-10:30am
BREAK
10:30-10:50am
Alexander Berkovich,
University of Florida
A Double Bounded Key Identity for Göllnitz' (big) Partition Theorem
11:00-11:20am
Christian Krattenthaler,
Vienna University
Variations of a Determinant By Andrews and Enumeration of Plane Partitions and Rhombus Tilings
11:30-11:50
Richard McIntosh,
University of Regina
An Infinite Family of Mock Theta Functions
12:00-12:20
Youn-Seo Choi,
Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul
Two Identities for Tenth Order Mock Theta Functions in Ramanujan's Lost Notebook
12:20-2:00pm
LUNCH
2:00-2:50pm
Ken Ono,
Pennsylvania State University and the University of Wisconsin at Madison
Congruences for p(n) and Some Questions of Serre on the Fourier Coefficients of Modular Forms
3:00-3:20pm
Dennis Eichhorn,
University of Arizona
On the Divisibility of rk(n), the Number of Representations of n as a Sum of k Squares
3:20-3:40pm
BREAK
3:40-4:00pm
Marvin Knopp,
Temple University
Sums of Squares and the SMUCR's Principle
4:05-4:20pm
Maki Murata,
Pennsylvania State University
Modularity of Certain K3-surfaces
4:25-4:40pm
Rhiannon Weaver,
Pennsylvania State University
New Congruences for the Partition Function
4:45-5:00pm
Jeremy Lovejoy,
Pennsylvania State University
Divisibility and Distribution of Partitions into Distinct Parts
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Dessert Party 8 - 10pm hosted by Krishna and Mathura Alladi |
9:00-9:50am
Barry McCoy,
Institute for Theoretical Physics, Stony Brook
Rogers-Ramanujan Identities in Statistical Mechanics and Conformal Field Theory
9:50-10:10am
BREAK
10:10-10:30am
Thomas Prellberg,
Syracuse University
Partition Function Asymptotics for Two-dimensional Lattice Vesicles
10:40-11:00am
K.A. Muttalib,
University of Florida
q-polynomials in Random Matrix Theory and the Physics of Multifractality
11:10-11:30am
Bruce Berndt,
University of Illinois
On the Transformation Formula for the Dedekind Eta-Function
11:40-12:00
Heng-Huat Chan,
National University of Singapore
A new class of series for 1/pi
12:00-2:00pm
LUNCH
2:00-2:50pm
Doron Zeilberger,
Temple University
A Tutorial on Mint: Akalu Tefera's Brilliant Fully-Automated Implementation of the Continuous Multi-WZ Method
3:00-3:20pm
Peter Paule,
RISC, Linz
Algorithmic Aspects of q-hypergeometric Summation
3:25-3:40pm
Axel Riese,
RISC, Linz
Treating q-Identities with the Computer
3:40-4:00pm
BREAK
4:00-4:20pm
Wolfram Koepf,
HTWK, Leipzig
A Maple Package on q-Hypergeometric Summation
4:30-4:50pm
M.V. Subbarao,
University of Alberta
Remarks on Certain Product Expansions
5:00-5:20pm
Zhi-Guo Liu,
Xinxiang Education College, P.R. China
Some Eisenstein Series Identities Associated with the Borweins' Functions
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Conference Banquet 7:30 - 9:30pm at the University Centre Hotel |
8:30-9:20am
Sergei Suslov,
Arizona State University
Basic Fourier Series: Introduction, Analytic and Numerical Investigation
9:20-9:40am
BREAK
9:40-10:00am
Steve Milne,
Ohio State University
Some New Infinite Families of Eta Function Identities
10:10-10:30am
Charles Dunkl,
University of Virginia
Orthogonal Polynomials of Types A and B and Computer Algebra Assistance
10:40-11:00am
Robert Gustafson,
Texas A & M University
Rational Symmetric Functions on BCn
11:10-11:30am
Ira Gessel,
Brandeis University
WZ Forms and Hypergeometric Summation Formulas
11:40-12:00
Richard Lewis,
Sussex University
An Identity Relating a Theta Function and a Sum of Lambert Series
12:00-2:00pm
LUNCH
2:00-2:50pm
Dennis Stanton,
University of Minnesota
Open Problems in q-series
3:00-3:20pm
David Bradley,
University of Maine
Resolution of Some Open Problems Concerning Multiple Zeta Evaluations of Arbitrary Depth
3:30-3:50pm
Scott Ahlgren,
Colgate University
Gaussian Hypergeometric Series, Elliptic Curves, and Combinatorial Congruences
3:50-4:10pm
BREAK
4:10-4:30pm
David and Gregory Chudnovsky,
Polytechnic University
[David and Gregory's talk will be delivered by Mourad Ismail]
Orthogonal Polynomials and the Solution of the Pulse Width Modulation Problem
4:40-5:00pm
John Brillhart,
University of Arizona
Reverting the Power Series for Real Elliptic Integrals of the First Kind
5:10-5:30pm
Liang-Chang Zhang,
Southwest Missouri State University
Explicit Evaluation of a Ramanujan-Selberg Continued Fraction
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Dessert Party 8 - 10pm hosted by Frank and Cyndi Garvan |