Workshop in Analysis and Probability
Summer 2011
Organizers: Thomas Schlumprecht (co-chair),
Edward Odell (co-chair),
Steve Dilwirth,
Daniel Freeman, and
Denka Kutzarova
When encoding or reconstructing a vector using an iterative algorithm, a natural approach is
to take the best or biggest approximation at each iteration. Such techniques are referred to
as greedy algorithms. The theory of compressed sensing is concerned with encoding and reconstructing
vectors which are sparsely represented with respect to a given basis. Kevin Ford will present a
series of talks on deterministic construction of matrices with the restrictive isometry property.
There will be a second series of talks devoted to greedy algorithms and bases.
Speakers: Gregory Berkolaiko, Ciprian Fois, Gilles Godefroy, Bill Helton, Boris Kashin, Constanze Liaw, Eve Oja,
Mihai Putinar, Jean Roydor, Vladimir Temyakov
The program will include an introductory course by Mark Sapir on coarse embeddings and their
applications to geometric group theory, and a series of lectures by Gilles Godefroy on the
recent work of the late Nigel Kalton on the coarse classification of Banach spaces.
Organizers: Thomas Schlumprecht (co-chair),
Edward Odell (co-chair),
Steve Dilwirth,
Daniel Freeman, and
Denka Kutzarova
When encoding or reconstructing a vector using an iterative algorithm, a natural approach is
to take the best or biggest approximation at each iteration. Such techniques are referred to
as greedy algorithms. The theory of compressed sensing is concerned with encoding and reconstructing
vectors which are sparsely represented with respect to a given basis. Kevin Ford will present a
series of talks on deterministic construction of matrices with the restrictive isometry property.
There will be a second series of talks devoted to greedy algorithms and bases.
Speakers: Gregory Berkolaiko, Ciprian Fois, Gilles Godefroy, Bill Helton, Boris Kashin, Constanze Liaw, Eve Oja,
Mihai Putinar, Jean Roydor, Vladimir Temyakov
The program will include an introductory course by Mark Sapir on coarse embeddings and their
applications to geometric group theory, and a series of lectures by Gilles Godefroy on the
recent work of the late Nigel Kalton on the coarse classification of Banach spaces.