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First Announcement and Call for Papers www.udue.de/mavi23 We are pleased to inform you that the 23rd MAVI (Mathematical Views) Conference, will take place from Wednesday, October 4th, to Friday, October 6th, 2017 at the University of Duisburg-Essen. Organisation Prof. Dr. Benjamin Rott University of Duisburg-Essen Faculty of Mathematics Aim of the Conference The aim of the conference is to provide a discussion forum and to present research results in the field of affect. In the MAVI spirit we will provide enough time to engage in in-depth discussions after each presentation. Conference fee approx. 100 EUR. (incl. coffee breaks, conference dinner, and proceedings) Details regarding the final sum and method of payment will be announced in the Second Announcement. Registration Online registration form on the conference website www.udue.de/mavi23 will be open January 5th, 2017. Deadline for registration: May 15th, 2017. Submission of papers The papers (max. 10 pages using PME format) will be peer reviewed. All submitted papers/presentations should explicitly address the field of mathematics related affect, beliefs, attitudes, emotions, motivation, etc. Papers need to be submitted as Email-attachment to [email protected] Deadline for papers is May 15, 2017. Proceedings We are currently in negotiation with Springer to publish peer-reviewed proceedings after the conference. Details will be announced in the Second Announcement. Venue University of Duisburg-Essen, Faculty of Mathematics Weststadt-Carree, Thea-Leymann-Straße 9 45127 Essen (Germany) Hotels We booked a contingent of rooms for participants of the MAVI conference from 3rd to 6th of October in the following two hotels: Holiday Inn Essen City Centre: next to conference venue, 99 EUR per night Hotel Motel One Essen: 15 minutes' walk from the venue, 78.50 EUR per night “Map data ©2015 Google” Hotel costs are not included in the conference-fee. Please note that you have to pay the balance by yourself directly to the hotel when checking out. If you need a reservation please send us a short notice with your full name and address to [email protected] Travel Information The University of Duisburg-Essen provides some information regarding traveling to Essen: https://www.uni-due.de/welcome-centre/en/nde_travel.php The Main Airport Düsseldorf is served by flights from all around Europe. However, Dortmund Airport and Cologne Bonn Airport are close to Essen as well. Further travel and tourist information: https://www.essen-tourismus.de Contact Information www.udue.de/mavi23 [email protected] Prof. Dr. Benjamin Rott University of Duisburg-Essen Faculty of Mathematics Tel. +49/201 183 4297.

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