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{\large \bf Monday, March 6, 2000}\\

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{\bf \large Mathematical Issues in the Sciences:}\\
{\bf \large An Exploratory Workshop}\\


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{\large Center for Nonlinear Analysis}\\
{\large Carnegie Mellon University}\\
{\large Pittsburgh}\\
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\noindent {\bf Scope}:  This workshop will draw together researchers from CMU working on diverse research areas in Sciences and Engineering, all using sophisticated mathematical tools and techniques in their research programs. Speakers will be asked to set up the problems in their physical context, and to identify the main mathematical challenges that they are facing. There will be ample time for discussion.

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\noindent {\bf \large Speakers:}

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 Marc DeGraef - & Department of Materials Science \& Engineering\\
Martial Hebert - & Robotics Institute\\
Myung Jhon - & Department of Chemical Engineering\\
Ramamoorthi Ravi - & Graduate School of Industrial Administration\\
Larry Wasserman - & Department of Statistics\\
Michael Widom - & Department of Physics\\
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\noindent {\bf \large Location}:  Baker Hall, Adamson Wing

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\noindent If you are planning to attend, please register by contacting Nancy Watson at nw0z@andrew.cmu.edu or x82545 ON OR BEFORE Tuesday, February 29.

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\noindent Organizers:  Irene Fonseca, Reha T\"ut\"unc\"u, Noel Walkington


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\noindent For further information please contact:

\noindent Mathematical Issues in the Sciences: An Exploratory Workshop\\
\noindent Center for Nonlinear Analysis
\noindent Carnegie Mellon University
\noindent Department of Mathematical Sciences
\noindent Pittsburgh, PA 15213
\noindent Telephone: (412) 268-2545
\noindent Fax: (412) 268-6380
\noindent E-mail: cn0s@andrew.cmu.edu
\noindent http://www.math.cmu.edu/cna

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\noindent The CNA, established in 1991, is a National Science Foundation sponsored research and training center concentrating in areas including nonlinear analysis, mechanics, scientific computation, and mathematical finance.

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