SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ANALYSIS AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS SEMINAR
	April 29-30, 2000

	Second announcement

	The Spring 2000 Southern California Analysis and Partial Differential
	Equations Seminar will meet at UCSD Saturday-Sunday, April 29-30.
	There will be six one hour talks, four on Saturday and two on Sunday
	morning.  Support for graduate students who wish to attend  will be available.

	Saturday, April 29, 2000

	10:30 - 11:00  Coffee and doughnuts

	11:00-12:00   William Minicozzi  (Johns Hopkins)
	"Estimates for embedded minimal surfaces in 3-manifolds.''

	1:30-2:30  Francois Treves  (Rutgers)
	"An algebraic characterization of the KdV and MKdv hierarchies."

	2:45-3:45  Richard Melrose  (MIT)
	"The wave equation on conic spaces.''

	3:45-4:15  Coffee break

	4:15 - 5:15 Michael Christ  (Berkeley)
	"Asymptotics of generalized eigenfunctions for one-dimensional 
	Schrodinger operators with slowly decaying potentials."

	Party 8:00 pm at the residence of Kate Okikiolu and Hans Lindblad.

	Sunday, April 30, 2000

	9:30  Coffee and doughnuts

	10:00 - 11:00 Laszlo Lempert  (Purdue)
	"Cousin's problem, analytic cohomology in infinite dimensions"

	11:15-12:15 Jean-Yves Chemin  (Paris VI, visiting UCSD)
	"Quasilinear wave equations"

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	Information about local accommodations can be found at:

	http://provost.ucsd.edu/revelle/orientation/handbook/hotel.html

	For further information contact one of the organizers:

	Salah Baouendi  <sbaouendi@ucsd.edu>
	Hans Lindblad  <lindblad@math.ucsd.edu>
	Kate Okikiolu <okikiolu@math.ucsd.edu>
	Linda Rothschild <lrothsch@ucsd.edu>