Lee Lorch Conference 1995

Programme

• 8:30 Registration

• 9:15 Opening, Georges Monette, Chair, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, York University

• 9:30 Richard Askey (University of Wisconsin), Bessel functions and how to use them when considering more general classes of functions.

• 10:30 Break

• 11:00 Cora Sadosky (Howard University), Restricted BMO in product spaces

• 12:00 P. G. Rooney (University of Toronto), On the Hankel transformation.

• 12:30 Lunch

• 2:00 Walter Van Assche (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven), Zeros of orthogonal polynomials and eigenvalues of matrices.

• 2:30 Angelo Mingarelli (Carleton University), Zeros and eigenvalues of non-definite Sturm-Liouville problems.

• 3:00 A. McD. Mercer (University of Guelph), On ``deleting a row and column" from a differential operator.

• 3:30 Break

• 4:00 Mark Ashbaugh (University of Missouri), Properties of Bessel function zeros related to isoperimetric inequalities for eigenvalues of membranes and plates

• 4:30 Mourad Ismail (University of South Florida), Integral operators and q-Sturm-Liouville problems

• 5:00 James A. Donaldson (Howard University), The linear shallow water theory and Dirichlet-Neumann operators

• 5:30 Árpád Elbert (Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Eigenvalues for half-linear differential equations

• 6:30 Reception

Saturday, June 10

• 9:00 Roderick Wong (University of Manitoba and City University of Hong Kong), Asymptotics and special functions.

• 10:00 Dennis Russell (York University), Convolution of sequences and application of Fourier transforms to the solution of some problems in linear inequalities.

• 10:30 Break

• 11:00 Jean-Pierre Kahane (Universitée de Paris--Sud), Summability, order and products of Dirichlet series.

• 12:00 Mark Pinsky (Northwestern University), Pointwise convergence of the Fourier integral and related orthogonal expansions in several variables.

• 12:30 Lunch

• 2:00 Donald J. Newman (Temple University), The Morley triangle.

• 3:00 Amram Meir (York University), Degree distribution in random trees.

• 3:30 Break

• 4:00 Chandler Davis (University of Toronto), An agitator, a mathematician, or what?

• 4:30 Mary Gray (American University), Including the Excluded: Lee Lorch's contributions to expanding access to mathematics.

• 5:00 Johnny Houston (Elizabeth City State University), Lee Lorch: Builder of bridges (A mathematician who cares).

• 6:30 Dinner

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