Aveiro, June 4-5, 2004

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WELCOME MESSAGE

Dear Colleagues, 

It is with great pleasure that we welcome you in the 7^th Workshop on "Applications and Generalizations of Complex Analysis", hosted by the University of Aveiro on June 4-5, 2004. This metting will be the seventh in a series of such workshops which was been helded in cooperation by the Universities of Aveiro and Coimbra since 1997.

As we achieve the 10^th European Intensive Course on Complex Analysis and its Generalizations this year's Workshop will have a two goal propose: first, we will honour the coordinators of the Erasmus Galois Network that sponsored the series of Intensive Courses, by means of five plenary lectures given by Professors which distinguished themselves for theirs contributions in the Intensive Courses; second, we celebrate the long lasting co-operation between the involved Universities, Students and Lecturers from almost a dozen European countries participated in the past and which we hope will also continue in the future in a great variety of fields of mathematics.

The general theme concerns the various aspects of interaction between Complex, Quaternionic and Clifford Analysis, involving topics as Algebra, Geometry, Numerical Analysis, Differential Equations and Approximation Theory.

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LECTURES & TALKS

We are pleased to confirm the following plenary lectures and talks:

Plenary Lectures (about 50 minutes):

Talks (about 25 minutes):

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PROGRAMa

Friday, June 4
09:30	Opening Session
09:45-10:40	R. Delanghe, Ghent	On two basic properties in complex and Clifford analysis
10:45-11:40	G. Jank, Aachen	Non-Cooperative Dynamic Games
	Coffee Break
12:00-12:25	H. De Schepper, Ghent	Distributions in Clifford Analysis
12:30-12:55	F. Sommen, Ghent	Clifford analysis in the Hermitian setting
	Lunch
14:30-14:55	I. Sabadini, Milano	On some complexes in Clifford algebras
15:00-15:25	A. Perotti, Trento	Quaternionic regular functions and the   -Neumann problem in C2
15:30-15:55	S-L. Eriksson, Joensuu	Cauchy type theorems for hyper-monogenic functions
16:00-16:25	D. Eelbode, Ghent	The Photogenic Cauchy Transform
	Coffee Break
17:00-17:25	G. Bernardes, Coimbra	Monogenic Polynomials of Higher Spin
17:30-17:55	D. Pena-Pena, Ghent	Special Power Series Expansions for Monogenic Functions
18:00-18:25	W. Van Assche, Leuven	Some applications of multiple orthogonal polynomials
	Dinner

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GENERAL INFORMATIONS

The Portuguese climate can be described as maritime temperature. It is cool and often rainy in the north, warmer and drier in the south. In Aveiro, average temperatures range between 8 and 14 degrees centigrade in January, while August temperatures vary between 17 and 30 degrees centigrade. The periods of highest rainfall are generally in March and April.

 Aveiro enjoys the luxury of a cool sea breeze, even at the hottest times of the year. The actual weather report can be seen at Weather forecast .

For adiccional informations, please contact pceres@mat.ua.pt. 

Looking forward to meet you at the workshop. 

The Organizers: 

With the support of UI&D "Matemática e Aplicações" of University of Aveiro and CMUC of University of Coimbra.