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Mathematical Society of Japan Seasonal Institute
The Mathematical Society of Japan International Research Institute was inaugurated in 1993 and one or two were held most years until 2006 when its scope was expanded and it was renamed the Mathematical Society of Japan Seasonal Institute and held annually. A topic for each Institute is chosen and mathematicians are invited from throughout the world. The aim is that Asian mathematicians and promising young Asian students are given the opportunity to interact with world-leading exerts in their field.
Mathematical Society of Japan International Research Institute:
July 1993 Geometry and Global Analysis
September 1993 Topology of Moduli Space of Curves
March 1995 Geometric Complex Analysis
July 1995 Non Linear Waves
July 1996 Knot Theory
June 1997 Higher Dimensional Algebraic Geometry
June 1998 Class Field Theory
July 1999 Computational Commutative Algebra and Combinatorics
June 2000 Integrable Systems in Differential Geometry
August 2001 Representation Theory of Algebraic groups and Quantum Groups
July 2002 Stochastic Analysis on Large Scale Interacting Systems
September 2003 Singularity Theory and its Applications
September 2004 Moduli Spaces and Arithmetic geometry
July 2005 Asymptotic Analysis and Singularity
July 2006 International Conference on Difference Equations and Applications
Mathematical Society of Japan Seasonal Institute:
August 2008 Probabilistic Approach to Geometry
August 2009 Arrangements of Hyperplanes
October 2010 Development of Galois-Teichmüller Theory and Anabelian Geometry
September 2011 Nonlinear Dynamics in Partial Differential Equations
July 2012 Schubert calculus
June 2013 Development of Moduli Theory
August 2014 Hyperbolic Geometry and Geometric Group Theory
July 2015 Current Trends on Gröbner Bases - The 50th Anniversary of Gröbner Bases
August 2016 Operator Algebras and Mathematical Physics
July 2017 Iwasawa 2017
July 2018 The Role of Metrics in the Theory of Partial Differential Equations
Last Updated February 2018