In this Spring School, we are seeking to bring together early and advanced doctoral students as well as postdocs with experts in the analysis on nilpotent Lie groups. The theme of this Spring School is Modern Aspects of Analysis on Lie Groups. In particular, the (proposed) topics of the advanced courses of the spring school are:

• Calculus on nilpotent Lie Groups
• Weyl calculus on graded Lie groups,
• Fourier restriction on Lie Groups/sub-Riemannian Geometry
• Wavelet aspects on Carnot-Groups. (to be made more precise)

The Spring School is organized by the research group Analysis of PDEs under the umbrella of the DFG funded Research Training Group RTG 2491 Fourier Analysis and Spectral Theory. (Research program)

The lecture notes for the advanced courses and the contributed lectures can be found here.

This spring school is a follow-up to the Summer School Singular Integrals on Nilpotent Lie Groups and Related Topics which took place September 2022.

• Registration (closed, please send an email)
  There is limited funding available for PhD students. We will try to cover hotel cost and, as long as funds are available, some travel according to need. Please note that we need a short confirmation of your status as PhD student as well as a short endorsement of the participation from your advisor sent to us by email from an official address. Postdocs are very welcome but priority in funding is given to PhD students. Further information is on the form. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask at springschool24@uni-goettingen.de.
• Poster
• Book of Abstracts

Advanced Courses

Clotilde Fermanian Kammerer (Paris) Semi-classical analysis on nilpotent graded Lie groups Davide Barilari (Padova) Strichartz estimates and sub-Riemannian geometry: an introduction Serena Federico (Bologna) Weyl calculus on graded Lie groups Azita Mayeli (CUNY/The Graduate Center and Queensborough) Advanced Spatio-Spectral Analysis in Higher Dimensions

Introductory Course

The introductory course on graded nilpotent Lie groups will be given by Christian Jäh. The plan is to give some background knowledge to people who might not have actively worked in the area. Participants with active working knowledge may skip the course.

Traveling and Accommodation

Nearest airports: Frankfurt Main International, Hanover Göttingen is well connected via fast train to any major city in Germany. The travel time from Frankfurt is about 2h and from Hanover about 1h. Travel to Munich and Berlin is also very reasonable.

Organizers

• Wolfram Bauer (Hannover)
• Christian Jäh (Göttingen)
• Ingo Witt (Göttingen)

Please contact us via springschool24@uni-goettingen.de.

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