AustMS2022

Overview

The 66th Annual Meeting of the Australian Mathematical Society will take place on Tuesday-Friday, December 6-9, 2022 at UNSW's Kensington Campus.

The conference will include plenary lectures, special sessions, an education afternoon, and social events, including a conference dinner. There will be an associated Early Career Workshop taking place on Monday, December 5. The WIMSIG dinner will take place on the evening of Monday, December 5.

Information about registration and the conference timetable will be provided in due course.

Plenary Speakers

Martin Bridson (University of Oxford)
Frank Calegari (University of Chicago) [Mahler Lecturer]
Serena Dipierro (UWA)
Michael Donovan (Macquarie University) and Judy-anne Osborn (University of Newcastle) [Dr Yunupingu Lecturers]
Nigel Higson (Penn State)
Mark McGuinness (Victoria University of Wellington) [ANZIAM Lecturer]
Lewis Mitchell (University of Adelaide)
Lisa Piccirillo (MIT)
Makiko Sasada (University of Tokyo) *
Anne Schilling (UC Davis) [ANZAMP Lecturer]

_{* To be confirmed}

Program

Special Sessions

Applied and Industrial Mathematics
Category Theory, Homotopy Theory, and K-Theory
Combinatorics
Computational Mathematics
Dynamical Systems and Ergodic Theory
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity in Mathematics
Functional Analysis, Operator Algebras, and Noncommutative Geometry
Geometry with Symmetries
Groups and Their Actions
Harmonic analysis and hyperbolic PDE
Indigenising University Mathematics
Mathematical Biology
Mathematics Education
Mathematical Physics
Number Theory and Algebraic Geometry
Optimisation
Partial Differential Equations: From Theory to Applications
Probability and Mathematical Statistics
Representation Theory
Topology
Stochastic differential equations: From Theory to Numerical Analysis
Visualisation and Mathematical Art

ECR Workshop

The ECR Workshop will take place on Monday, December 5, 2022 at UNSW. More information will be provided in due course.

Education Afternoon

More information coming soon.

Timetable

Timetable will be available in due course

Local Information

Venue

The conference will take place in Central Lectures Block, Theatres 1 to 8 (see UNSW map E19). A map (pdf) is provided for your convenience.

UNSW Sydney

The conference is hosted by the School of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney). The UNSW main campus is located in Sydney's eastern suburb Kensington, close to Sydney airport and Coogee beach. A map of the Kensington campus can be downloaded from here. The School of Mathematics and Statistics is located in the East Wing of the Red Centre (H13 on the campus map).

Accommodation

Booking.com is a good platform to access good rates. You can enter "Randwick, Sydney" under destination.

Public transport information

Sydney has an extensive public transport network involving trains, buses and ferries, see Transport NSW for full details. You will need an Opal card or an Opal single trip ticket. You can use your credit cards for public transport as well.

Opal cards can be obtained and topped up at outlets such as news agencies and convenience stores. Opal card fares are automatically calculated and deducted from your card based on where you tap on to where you tap off. You can purchase an Opal single bus ticket from the driver on board, with the exception that some bus routes are PrePay (cashless) at all times while some bus stops are PrePay at certain times of the day.

Visa information

All non-Australian citizens travelling to Australia require a visa. If you have a valid New Zealand passport, you can travel to Australia and you will be issued with a Special Category Visa (SCV) on arrival.

See the Department of Immigration and Border Protection website for details on visitor visa options and visitor visa processsing times. In particular, citizens from some eligible countries can apply online for an eVisitor visa or an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA).

Tourism information

Organisers

Pinhas Grossman (Chair), Arnaud Brothier, Quoc Thong LeGia, Vera Roshchina, Mircea Voineagu, Beatta Zarrabi.