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A La R´Eunion D'hiver De La Smc 2002, Ottawa WELCOME TO THE CMS WINTER MEETING 2002, OTTAWA BIENVENUE ALA` REUNION´ D’HIVER DE LA SMC 2002, OTTAWA CMS Winter Meeting 2002 - Réunion d’hiver 2002 de la SMC Ottawa Marriott Hotel, 100 Kent Street, Ottawa (Ontario) Friday / vendredi Saturday / samedi Sunday / dimanche Monday / lundi Tuesday / mardi Time December 6 décembre December 7 décembre December 8 décembre December 9 décembre December 10 décembre 8:00 8 am - 5 pm Exhibits / Expositions 8 am - 5 pm 8 am - 5 pm Registration / Inscription Exhibits / Expositions Registration / Inscription Registration / Inscription 8:30 Opening / Ouverture 9:00 9:00 - 10:00 9:00 - 10:00 9:00 - 10:00 DAVID KERR VICTOR GUILLEMIN MACIEJ ZWORSKI DOCTORAL PRIZE PRIX DE DOCTORAT 10:00 Coffee / café 10:30 11:00 11:00 - 1:00 10:30 - 12:30 10:30 - 12:30 10:30 - 12:30 CMS Development Group SESSIONS SESSIONS SESSIONS Luncheon / Lunch du Groupe de 12:30 dévelopement de la SMC (Sussex Salon) 12:30 - 2:00 12:30- 2:00 12:30- 2:00 Delegates’ Luncheon LUNCH LUNCH Lunch des participants 1:30 2:00 2:00 - 3:00 LISA JEFFREY 2:00 - 3:00 2:00 - 3:30 CONFÉRENCIER 2:30 RENE CARMONA 1:30 - 6:30 SESSIONS COXETER-JAMES CMS Board of Directors LECTURE 3:00 Meeting / Coffee / café Coffee / café Réunion du Conseil 3:30 d’administration Coffee / café 4:00 de la SMC 4:00 - 5:00 3:30 - 6:00 3:30 - 6:00 4:30 (Wellington Salon) JAMES ARTHUR SESSIONS SESSIONS 5:00 5:00 - 6:00 5:30 SESSIONS 6:00 6:30 6:30 - 7:30 7:00 6:00-10:00 CASH-BAR 7:00 - 7:30 CMS Executive BON VOYAGE 7:00 - 9:00 RECEPTION PUBLIC LECTURE Committee Meeting HAVE A SAFE JOURNEY RECEPTION BAR-PAYANT RECEPTION / RÉCEPTION Réunion du Meeting Registration CONFÉRENCE POPULAIRE Comité éxecutif 7:30 Inscription pour la réunion de la SMC (Victoria North Ballroom) 7:30 - 10:00 7:30 - 8:30 (Sussex Salon) BANQUET ROBERT ZUCCHERATO (Victoria North/South PUBLIC LECTURE Ballrooms) CONFÉRENCE POPULAIRE Revised/révisé 11/8/02 Room/salle # SESSION Victoria North/South Plenary/Prize Speakers / Conférenciers pléniers/primés Mackenzie 1 Financial Mathematics / Mathématiques financières Capital 2 Finite Elements / Éléments finis Rideau 3 History of Mathematics / Histoire des mathématiques Laurier 4 Lie Algebras and Moonshine / Algèbres de Lie et Moonshine Alta Vista 5 Mathematical Education / Enseignement des mathématiques Carleton 6 Number Theory / Théorie des nombres Albert 7 Operator Algebras / Algèbres des opérateurs Dalhousie 8 Partial Differential Equations / Équations aux dérivées partielles Sussex 9 “Real-World” Problems in Search of Solutions / Problèmes mathématiques provenant du monde industriel Cartier 10 Representation Theory of Real and p-adic Groups / Théorie des représentations des groupes Réels et p-adiques Wellington 11 Symplectic Geometry / Géométrie symplectique Sussex 12 Theory and Applications of Point Processes / Théorie et applications des processus ponctuels Alta Vista 13 Contributed Papers / Communications libres 4 Table of contents / Table des mati`eres Blockschedule/ Horaire ....................................................4 Messages/ Mots.............................................................6 List of participants / Liste des participants . 12 Acknowledgments/ Remerciements ........................................15 Childcare/ Servicedegarde ..............................................15 Organizing committees Comit´esd’organisation ............................16 Registration and Social events / Inscription et activit´es sociales . 17 Buisness meeting / S´eancesdetravail ......................................18 Citations .................................................................. 20 CMS summer meeting 2003 / R´eunion d´et´e 2003 de la SMC . 23 Schedule/ Horaire .........................................................27 Plenary speakers / Conf´erenciersprincipaux ...............................34 Prize lectures / Conf´erences des laur´eats ...................................36 Public lecture / Conf´erence populaire . 37 Symposia and abstracts / Sessions et r´esum´es ..............................38 Financial mathematics / Math´ematiques financi`eres .................................38 Finite elements / El´´ ementsfinis .....................................................42 History of mathematics / Histoire des math´ematiques ................................49 Lie algebras and Moonshine / Alg`ebresdeLieetMoonshine .........................55 Mathematical education / Enseignement des math´ematiques .........................61 Number theory / Th´eoriedesnombres ...............................................62 Operator algebras / Alg`ebres des op´erateurs .........................................69 Partial differential equations / Equations´ aux d´eriv´eespartielles .....................74 “Real-World” problems in search of solutions / Probl`emes math´ematiques provenantdumondeindistruel ..................................................79 Representation theory of real and p-adic groups / Th´eorie des repr´esentations des groupes r´eels p-adiques ......................................82 Symplectic geometry / G´eometriesymplectique ......................................86 Theory and applications of point processes / Th´eorie et applications desprocessusponctuels .........................................................92 Contributedpapers/ Communicationslibres............................... 95 5 Mot du pr´esident de la soci´et´e math´ematique du Canada LaSoci´et´emath´ematique du Canada est particuli`erement heureuse de vous accueillir `ala R´eunion d’hiver 2002 de la Soci´et´emath´ematique du Canada organis´ee par l’Universit´e d’Ottawa, dans la ville o`u loge la soci´et´e. Dans le maintien de la traditiona ` la SMC cette r´eunion est une occasion d’allier activit´es scientifiques stimulantes et rencontres amicales avec la communaut´emath´ematique, tout en c´el´ebrant nos succ`es. Cette r´eunion comporte 14 symposia sur des sujets vari´es, des communications, quatre conf´erences pl´eni`eres, une conf´erence publique et deux conf´erences de prix. Nous aurons le plaisir d’honorer plusieurs de nos membres. Ainsi la conf´erence Coxeter-James sera donn´ee par Lisa Jeffrey, de l’Universit´e de Toronto. La conf´erence du prix de doctorat sera donn´ee par David Kerr qui a re¸cu son doctorat de l’Universit´e de Toronto. Nous aurons aussi l’occasion de remercier Peter Lancaster de l’Universit´e de Calgary de sa contribution importantea ` l’avancement des math´ematiques au pays en lui remettant le Prix pour service m´eritoire.Le(s)r´ecipiendiaire(s) du Prix G. De Robinson sera (seront) annonc´e(s) lors du banquet. Les quatre conf´erenciers pl´eniers sont James Arthur (Toronto), Rene Carmona (Princeton), Victor Guillemin (MIT) et Maciej Zworski (Berkeley). La conf´erence publique sera donn´ee par Robert Zuccherato d’Entrust. Lar´eunion comprendra plusieurs activit´es sociales. La r´eception d’ouverture se tiendra le vendredi 7 d´cembre de 19 h `a 21 h dans le Victoria North Ballroom de l’Hˆotel Marriott. Le lunch des participants aura lieu le dimanche 8 d´ecembre de de 12h 30 `a 14h 00 dans le Victoria North/South Ballroom de l’Hˆotel Marriott. Un billet pour le lunch est inclus dans l’inscription au congr`es. Le banquet aura lieu le dimanche 8 d´ecembre `a compter de 19 h30 dans le Victoria North/South Ballroom de l’Hˆotel Marriott. Les billets pour le banquet sont disponibles au coˆut de $50.00 chacun. Toutes les activit´es pr´e-r´eunion et conf´erences scientifiques auront lieu `a l’Hˆotel Marriott. Au nom de tous les participants de cette r´eunion nous remercions chaleureusement Daniel Daigle, pr´esident et coordonnateur de la r´eunion, Walter D. Burgess et Andr´e Dabrowski, pr´esidents du comit´e local d’organisation, les membres du comit´e de programme et tous les membres de l’Universit´e d’Ottawa qui ont mis la mainalapˆ ` ate. Nous remercions aussi le personnel administratif de la SMC qui travaille avec professionalisme et ardeurala ` pr´eparation de nos rencontres. Je vous souhaite une tr`es bonne r´eunion et un tr`es bon s´ejour `a Ottawa. Christiane Rousseau, President 6 Message from the president of the Canadian Mathematical Society The Canadian Mathematical Society is extremely pleased to welcome you to the Winter 2002 Meeting, hosted by the University of Ottawa, in the Society’s home town of Ottawa, Ontario. In keeping with CMS tradition, this meeting is an opportunity to combine stimulating scien- tific events with friendly get-togethers among members of our mathematical community-and a great chance to celebrate our successes. The meeting includes 14 symposia on a variety of subjects, contributed papers, four plenary speakers, a public lecture, and two award ceremonies. We will have the pleasure of honouring several of our members. The Coxeter-James Lecture will be given by Lisa Jeffrey of the University of Toronto. The Doctoral Prize Lecture will be given by David Kerr, a recent PhD from the University of Toronto. We will have the opportunity to honour Peter Lancaster of the University of Calgary for his important contributions to the advancement of mathematics in Canada when we present him with this year’s Distinguished Service Award. The recipient(s) of the G. De B. Robinson Award will be announced at the banquet. The four plenary speakers are James Arthur (Toronto), Rene Carmona (Princeton), Victor Guillemin (MIT) and Maceij Zworski (Berkley). The public lecture will be delivered by Robert Zuccherato of Entrust. The meeting includes a number of social events. The opening reception will be held on December 7 from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
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