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Agenda: overzicht
Op deze pagina kunnen KWG-leden en andere bezoekers van deze site
aankondigingen plaatsen voor evenementen zoals voordrachten,
seminaria, promoties, en conferenties. Van deze lijst wordt eens per twee weken per email een
kopie verzonden aan alle leden van het Koninklijk Wiskundig Genootschap.
Aankondigingen van wiskundige activiteiten zijn ook te vinden
bij de NVvW.
7-9
VU Amsterdam |
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Promotie Dennis Roubos
The application of Approximate Dynamic Programming
techniques, promotor: prof.dr. G.M. Koole, copromotor: dr. S.
Bhulai, Aula, De Boelelaan 1105, 13:45u. |
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8-9
UvA |
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Algemeen Wiskunde Colloquium
Peter Grünwald (CWI/UL)
Statistics without Stochastics
Zaal A1.04, 11:15 - 12:15 |
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16-9
Universiteit Leiden |
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Promotie van D.T.H. Worm
Semigroups on spaces of measures, prof.dr. S.M. Verduyn
Lunel, co-promotor: dr. S.C. Hille,
Senaatskamer, Academiegebouw, Rapenburg 73, Leiden, 15 u. |
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17-9
RU Groningen |
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Promotie van Wioletta Ruszel
Gibbs and non-Gibbs aspects of continuous spin models,
promotor: prof.dr. A.C.D. van Enter,
prof.dr. C. Kuelske, Aula, Academie Gebouw, Broerstraat 5, 16.15 u. |
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22-9
UvA |
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Algemeen Wiskunde Colloquium
Gert Vegter (RUG)
Complexity of Geometric Approximation
Zaal A1.04, 11:15 - 12:15 |
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1-10
RU Groningen |
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Promotie van Alef Sterk
Atmospheric variability and the atlantic multidecadal
oscillation, promotors: prof.dr. H.W. Broer,
prof.dr. C. Simó, prof.dr.ir. H.A. Dijkstra, Aula, Academie
Gebouw, Broerstraat 5, 16.15 u. |
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6-11
Nieuwegein |
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Jaarvergadering/Studiedag NVvW
Naast de gebruikelijke huishoudelijke vergadering is er de
studiedag met als thema:
Geboeid door wiskunde
Geboeid in twee opzichten: gekneveld door de volheid van het
programma dat verplicht moet worden afgewerkt vanwege het centraal
examen, maar ook weten veel docenten hun leerlingen te boeien met
de mooie kanten van het vak, ondanks de beperkingen die zijn
opgelegd. En dat willen wij op deze studiedag graag onder de
aandacht brengen.
Aanvang: 10:00u
Einde: 16:00u
Plaats: Anna Van Rijn College , locatie Albatros te Nieuwegein |
| Geplaatst door Nederlandse Vereniging van Wiskundeleraren |
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8/10-11
Eindhoven |
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Young European Statisticians (YES-IV) Workshop: Bayesian
Nonparametric Statistics
Bayesian Nonparametrics is a rapidly growing field at the interface
of statistics, probability theory and machine learning. While the
Bayes approach is a very general and powerful inference tool (also
naturally allowing to include prior information, to treat
hierarchies of unknown parameters etc.), its use in nonparametric
settings where potentially infinitely many parameters are unknown,
turns out to be an exciting and challenging task. At the same time,
the recent development of powerful simulation algorithms and the
increase of computational power have given a strong impulse to the
practical use of Bayesian methods. The research topics range from
the construction of prior distributions on very high dimensional
spaces to inference based on the posterior distribution, from
establishing consistency of the convergence to the determination of
rates and limit shapes of posterior distributions. Recent advances
have led to a rapidly growing literature and increasing application
of nonparametric Bayesian techniques in a wide range of fields
ranging from machine learning to applications in biostatistics and
financial mathematics. |
| Geplaatst door dr. I. Castillo(CNRS); dr. B.J.K. Kleijn(UvA); Prof. dr. G. Jongbloed(TU Delft) |
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15/17-11
Lunteren |
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Lunteren Meeting
The annual Meeting of Dutch Statisticians and Probabilists will
take place November 15-17, 2010
in 'De Werelt' in Lunteren. Those who wish to participate in the
meeting - including those
who will not stay overnight - are kindly requested to register
before October 1.
For registration and more information see
the
website .
M.S. Keane
M.N.M. van Lieshout
A.W. van der Vaart |
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25/27-11
Eindhoven |
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Young European Queueing Theorists (YEQT-IV): “Optimal
Controlin Stochastic Systems”
Optimal control in stochastic systems is increasingly demanding
more research due to their complexity and the inherent randomness
encountered within their scopes. A wide variety of mathematical
frameworks have been developed to enhance the optimal control of
stochastic systems. The focus has been primarily on investigating
appealing structures of the optimal policies in various application
domains. The importance of optimal policy structures is twofold;
first they provide valuable insight regarding the behavior of the
system through easy-to-interpret optimal policies, such as control
limit policies. Second, they can be exploited to develop
computationally efficient solution algorithms to compute the
optimal policies. Optimal control of stochastic systems is of
crucial importance across numerous application domains such as
manufacturing and production systems, service systems,
communication systems, healthcare systems, and logistics. This
workshop aims to bring together both young and well experienced
researchers, active in the field of optimal control in stochastic
systems, broadly defined. The workshop includes keynote speakers,
tutorials and invited presentations by renowned researchers. It is
the fourth in the series Young European Queueing Theorists (YEQT),
organized within the framework of EURANDOM's Queueing and
Performance Analysis program. The first meeting was devoted to
transient and asymptotic analysis of queueing systems, the second
one focused on the stochastic analysis of modern communication
networks, and the third one for Scheduling and Resource Sharing in
Queueing Networks. |
| Geplaatst door Sandjai Bhulai, VU University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands;Alaa Elwany, Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands. |
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13/16-12
Eindhoven |
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Workshop on Combinatorics and Analysis in Spatial Probability
Random Spatial Processes, in particular Percolation, Interacting
Particle Systems and Gibbs Measures, has become one of the most
active subfields of modern Probability. Motivated by problems in
Physics (phase transitions), Biology (epidemics) and, more
recently, Computer Science (randomized algorithms, 'cooperative'
phenomena in large communication networks), it has led to deep,
fundamental mathematical research. Much of the rapid and successful
development in this area is due to a remarkable combination of
probabilistic, combinatorial and (complex) analytic techniques. |
| Geplaatst door ESF/EURANDOM |
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