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Announcement
and Call for Papers
Mid-Atlantic Algebra Conference
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem, NC
March 16-17, 2002 |
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The conference will consist of two plenary one-hour lectures and sessions
for contributed talks. Participants are invited to contribute talks on Algebra,
combinatorics number theory and related topics |
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Principal
Speaker:
Arun Ram (University of Wisconsin) will give 2 talks on crystals. |
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Contributed
Talks: There will be sessions of contributed talks. Deadline
for submission of abstracts for contributed talks is: March 1, 2002.
For details on how to submit your abstract see abstract
form. |
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Abstracts: For
a file containing the abstracts for both the plenary lectures and the
contributed talks click here. (Corrections
should be sent to kuz@wfu.edu)
The schedule
is now available.
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Hotel
Information: Blocks
of rooms have been reserved at two local hotels. The Courtyard by Marriott,
3111 University Parkway, is available for $77 a night. You may contact the
Courtyard directly at (336) 727-1277. The Ramada Plaza, 3050 University
Parkway, is available at $69 a night. You may contact the Ramada at (336)
723-2911. In either case, be sure to mention that you are with the Mid-Atlantic
Algebra Conference (MAAC) to book the special rate. The hotels have set
a deadline of March 1, 2002, for these rates. |
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Campus
Information& Map: For information on getting to Wake Forest
and other campus information please see the Wake
Forest Visitor Page. To directly view a campus map, please see this
page which has both a printable map and an on-line map. The numbers
below refer to these maps. |
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of Lectures: You may pick up a schedule of talks and local information
in the top floor lounge (Room 310) of Calloway Hall (#20 on the campus
map). All talks will be given in Room 17 of Calloway Hall. The first
talk will tenatively start at 9:00am, but it would be wise to consult the
schedule. |
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Parking:
If you like to walk, the distance from Ramada and Courtyard to
the meeting site is a little less than a mile. Since the meeting is on a
weekend during spring break, there should be adequate parking on campus.
You may park in any of the lots near Calloway Hall (see campus
map), but some may be closed due to campus construction, which will
start in February. |
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Information:
The information posted on this web site will be updated. Information can
also be obtained by contacting one of the organizers. |
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Other
Information: For information regarding how to get to campus,
area airports, area & campus maps, and things to do on campus please
see the Wake Forest Visitor Page.
For additional information on Winston-Salem please visit WinstonSalem.com.
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Organizing
Committee:
Ed Allen, allene@wfu.edu, (336) 758-4854
Ellen Kirkman, kirkman@wfu.edu, (336)
758-5351
Jim Kuzmanovich, kuz@wfu.edu, (336) 758-5300
Department of Mathematics, P.O.
Box 7388 Reynolda Station, Wake Forest University,
Winston-Salem, NC 27109
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