GEOMETRY AND PHYSICS IV

Geometry & Physics II
Geometry & Physics III
Poisson 2006 (Tokyo, June 5-9, 2006)

"Séminaire Itinérant de Géométrie et Physique"

GEOMETRY AND PHYSICS IV: ASPECTS OF QUANTIZATION

an International Conference, to be held at Hanoi University of Education

June 12-18, 2006
Hanoi, Vietnam

Scientific Program

The theme of this year's GAP Session is "Aspects of Quantization".
There will be 6 minicourses given by 6 main speakers, and a number of talks.

Click here for the preliminary program and abstracts

Lodging

All international participants will be lodged in the Hotel at 32 BA TRIEU Street, Hanoi.
This hotel is situated in the center of Hanoi.

A map of (the center part of) Hanoi (Ba Trieu Street goes from Lake HoanKiem southward)
A larger map of Hanoi (Hanoi University of Education can be seen on this map, in CauGiay district)

Some photos of Hanoi

Social Program:

A banquet offered by Hanoi University of Education.
Free tours of Hanoi (organized by Hanoi University of Education)
Excursion to Halong Bay, one of the most beautiful natural wonders in the world

Attention! Since Halong Bay is about 3 hours away from Hanoi by road, and it takes a lot
of time to really visit this wonderful place, we decided to make a 2-day tour, on Saturday
17 June and Sunday 18 June, with a night (from 17 to 18) at Halong Bay. Since this
excursion will be costly, we will have to charge 100 USD to each person who participates in
this excursion. (This will over the transport, hotel, and guided tours). And please let us
know in advance if you wish to participate in this excursion so that we can book in advance!

Registration:

The registration fee is $150 (in cash), due on arrival.
This fee will cover your hotel for the conference week, plus a few other things.

List of international participants:

(This list may be extended/modified, and does not include participants from Vietnam)

Attention! If you wish to participate in GAP 4, and your name is not yet in the list, please
contact one of the organizers as soon as possible!

Michèle Audin (Université de Strasbourg, France)
Fancesco Bonechi (I.N.F.N., Italy)
Henrique Bursztyn (IMPA, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Nicola Ciccoli (Universit`a degli Studi di Perugia, Italy)
Ben Davis (Saint Mary's College of California, USA)
Rui-Loja Fernandes (Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisbon, Portugal)
Gregory Ginot (ENS Cachan & Universite Paris 13, France)
Viktor Ginzburg (University of California at Santa Cruz, USA)
Tara Holm (University of Connecticut, USA)
Camille Laurent (Universite de Poitiers, France)
Sergei Merkulov (Stockholm University, Sweden)
Ammar Mourad (France)
Job Nable (Philippines)
Nguyen Tien Zung (Unversité Toulouse III, France)
Reyer Sjamaar (Cornell University, USA)
Boris Tsygan (Northwestern University, USA)
Vu Ngoc San (Institut Fourier, Grenoble, France)
Ingo Waschkies (Univ Nice, France)
Marco Zambon (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
Aissa Wade (PennState University, USA)
Ping Xu (PennState University, USA)
Fengjiao Xu (China)

Organizers:

Do Ngoc Diep (Hanoi Institute of Mathematics)
Email: dndiep AT math.ac.vn
Do Duc Thai (Hanoi University of Education)
Email: ddthai AT netnam.org.vn
Aissa Wade (Penn State, USA)
Email: wade AT math.psu.edu
Ping Xu (Penn State, USA)
Email: ping AT math.psu.edu
Nguyen Tien Zung (University of Toulouse, France)
Email: tienzung AT picard.ups-tlse.fr

Supported by:

Hanoi University of Education (main sponsor)
Hanoi Institute of Mathematics
Science Foundation of Vietnam
ForMathVietNam