ICM 2022 Satellite Conference in
Spectral Theory and Mathematical Physics
22–26 June, 2022
The conference is devoted to spectral theory and its applications in modern mathematical physics. There will be talks on the general operator theory, differential, integral and difference operators, scattering theory, inverse problems, periodic and ergodic operators, asymptotic methods and applications, e.g., on the modern quantum physics and nonlinear physics. We also plan to organize talks devoted to interesting general analytic problems.
The conference schedule and the book of abstracts are now available: Schedule and Book of Abstracts.
The meetings will be held in a hybrid format. Participants can join in-person at the Leonhard Euler International Mathematical Institute (Pesochnaya nab. 10, St. Petersburg, Russia), or via Zoom (register to get the link).
List of Speakers
- Grigoriy Agafonkin • Moscow State University
- Elena Aksenova • St.Petersburg University
- Anatoly Anikin • Ishlinsky Institute for Problems in Mechanics RAS
- Denis Borisov • Institute of Mathematics UFRC RAS
- Gregory Chechkin • Moscow State University
- Sergey Dobrokhotov • Ishlinsky Institute for Problems in Mechanics RAS
- Mark Dorodnyi • St.Petersburg University
- Semyon Dyatlov • Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Martin Guest • Waseda University
- Alexander Klevin • Ishlinsky Institute for Problems in Mechanics RAS
- Alexey Kosarev • Moscow State University
- Ari Laptev • Imperial College London & St.Petersburg University
- Mikhail Lyalinov • St.Petersburg University
- Vladimir Nazaikinskii • Ishlinsky Institute for Problems in Mechanics RAS
- Sergei Nazarov • Institute of Mechanical Engineering Problems
- Andrey Piatnitski • UiT The Arctic university of Norway
- Alexander Poretskii • St.Petersburg University
- Grigori Rozenblum • Chalmers University of Technology & St.Petersburg University
- Oleg Sarafanov • St.Petersburg University
- Andrei Shafarevich • Moscow State University
- Andrei Shkalikov • Moscow State University
- Alexander Sobolev • University College London
- Iskander Taimanov • Novosibirsk State University
- Anton Tolchennikov • Ishlinsky Institute for Problems in Mechanics RAS
- Jani Virtanen • University of Reading
- Elena Zhizhina • Institute for Information Transmission Problems RAS
- Ekaterina Zlobina • St.Petersburg University
Funding
A limited amount of funds is available to support junior researchers to attend the Conference. These funds can be used to cover the costs of the registration fee, travel and accommodation. To be considered for these funds, please send your CV to apply.stmp@eimi.ru. In addition to the CV, please ask a well-known specialist on spectral theory or mathematical physics to write a short (0.5–1 page) recommendation letter in a free form and send it to the same email address.
Scientific Committee
- Alexander Fedotov • SPbU
- Alexander Its • SPbU and IUPUI
- Alexander Sobolev • UCL
- Tatiana Suslina • SPbU
- Dimitri Yafaev • SPbU and University of Rennes 1
Organizing Committee
- Alexander Fedotov • SPbU
- Alexander Its • SPbU and IUPUI
- Natalia Petrova • EIMI
- Nikita Senik • SPbU
- Alexander Sobolev • UCL
- Tatiana Suslina • SPbU
- Dimitri Yafaev • SPbU and University of Rennes 1
- Nadezhda Zalesskaya • EIMI
Local institutions participating in the organization of the event
- Leonhard Euler International Mathematical Institute in St.Petersburg
- St.Petersburg State University
- St.Petersburg Department of Steklov Mathematical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
The conference is financially supported by ICM 2022, by a grant from the Government of the Russian Federation, agreements 075-15-2019-1619 and 075-15-2019-1620, by a grant from Simons Foundation.
Official ICM 2022 Satellite
The St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory and Mathematical Physics is an official International Congress of Mathematicians 2022 (ICM 2022) Satellite conference. The ICM is the most significant meeting in pure and applied mathematics worldwide, and one of the oldest scientific congresses. ICMs are organized every four years by the International Mathematical Union in partnership with the Local Organizing Committee from the host country.
Spectral theory and mathematical physics have been among the highlights of St.Petersburg mathematical school over many decades. The names of L.D.Faddeev, M.Sh.Birman, and V.S.Buslaev are among the names of worldwide leaders in these fields. Several generations of researchers from St.Petersburg, working both in Russia and abroad, have been successful in defining a significant part of the international mathematical physics and spectral theory community. Our conference continues a series of St.Petersburg conferences in spectral theory.
Visa Information
Please pay the special attention to the need to register for participation in the ICM 2022 on the Congress website for those who plan to participate in the Congress. Obtaining the right to visa-free entry in the period from 01.03.2022 to 01.09.2022 to the territory of the Russian Federation is granted only to registered participants of the Congress, including those who plan to participate in satellite events. We ask also the participants (invited speakers, speakers, young mathematicians, women mathematicians) to register on this page.
Previous meetings:
12th St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, 20–30 June, 2020 postponed to 20–30 June, 2021 due to COVID-19
11th St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, June 21–24, 2019
10th St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, June 9–12, 2018
9th St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, July 3–6, 2017
8th St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, July 3–6, 2016
7th St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, July 3–6, 2015
6th St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, July 3–8, 2014
5th St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, July 2–6, 2013
4th St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, July 2–6, 2012
3rd St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, July 1–6, 2011
2nd St.Petersburg Conference in Spectral Theory, July 12–16, 2010
International Conference in Spectral Theory, August 3–7, 2009
