The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Max Planck Institute for Physics, Munich,
Germany National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Ministry of Ukraine for Education and Science
Kharkov National University, Kharkov, Ukraine
National Scientific Centre for Medical and Biotechnical Research, Ukraine
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First Announcement
NONCOMMUTATIVE STRUCTURES IN MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS
An Advanced Research Workshop of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
(ARW NATO)
24-27 September 2000 Kiev, Ukraine
TIPTOP Announcement
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A NATO ARW is a meeting of two to five days' duration, involving between 20
and 50 participants. A NATO ARW is not an international conference or
symposium but rather a forum for advanced level, intensive discussions
between qualified experts from different countries, and often from
different research sectors.
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Organizing and Scientific Committee
Co-Director Co-Director
from NATO country: from CP country:
Prof. JULIUS WESS Prof. STEVEN DUPLIJ
Max-Planck-Institute fur Physik Theory Division
Werner-Heisenberg-Institute Nuclear Physics Laboratory
Fohringer Ring 6 Kharkov National University
D-80805 Munchen, Germany 61077 Kharkov, Ukraine
jwess@mppmu.mpg.de steven.a.duplij@univer.kharkov.ua
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Members: Prof. I. BARS - Professor of Physics Department of Physics and
Astronomy, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0484
Prof. L. FADDEEV - Director of Institute St.Petersburg Steklov Mathematical
Institute, Fontanka 27, St.Petersburg, Russia
Prof. E. IVANOV - Leader of the Research Group Supersymmetry Bogoliubov
Laboratory of Theoretical Physics, JINR, Dubna, 141980 Dubna, Moscow
Region, Russia
Prof. A.U. KLIMYK - Head of Department of Mathematical Methods in
Theoretical Physics Institute for Theoretical Physics, NAS of Ukraine,
Metrologichna str. 14-B, Kiev, 252143 Ukraine
Prof. H. NICOLAI - Director, Division for Quantum Gravity and Unified
Theories Max-Planck-Institut fur Gravitationsphysik,
Albert-Einstein-Institut, Schlaatzweg 1, D-14473 Potsdam, Germany
Prof. C. QUESNE - Research Director, National Fund for Scientific Research
Physique Nucleaire Theorique et Physique Mathematique, Universite Libre de
Bruxelles, Campus de la Plaine CP229, Boulevard du Triompheñ B-1050
Brussels, Belgium
Prof. K. S. STELLE - Professor of Physics Blackett Laboratory, Imperial
College, University of London, Prince Consort Road, London SW7 2BZ, UK
Prof. P. VAN NIEUWENHUIZEN - Director, C.N. Yang Institute for Theoretical
Physics, Stony Brook, USA
Prof. A. VAN PROEYEN - Research Director, Flemish Research Foundation
Institute For Theoretical Physics, K.U. Leuven, Celestijnenlaan 200D,
B-3001 Leuven, Belgium
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Scientific Secretary: Dr. P. SMALKO - General Manager Nat. Sci. Centre for
Medical and Biotech. Research/NAS of Ukraine 54 Volodymyrska St., Kiev-30,
01030, Ukraine *****************************************************
Local Organizing Committee:
Prof. A. P. SHPAK, First Vice-President of NAS of Ukraine, NAS of Ukraine,
54 Volodymyrska St., Kiev-30, 01030, Ukraine
Dr. V. A. SVIZHENKO, Vice Minister of Ministry of Ukraine for Education and
Science
Dr. V. G. ZIMA, Department of Theoretical Nuclear Physics, Kharkov National
University, Kurchatova 31, Kharkov 61108, Ukraine
Dr. N. A. CHASHCHYN - Director, Nat. Sci. Centre for Medical and Biotech.
Research/NAS of Ukraine 54 Volodymyrska St., Kiev-30, 01030, Ukraine
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Scope and Purpose: The main goal of this NATO Advanced Research Workshop is
to bring together scientists from quantum field theory, string theory and
quantum gravity with researchers in as well as experts on representation
theory of these algebras will have a stimulating effect on each side and
will lead to new developments. In each field there is a highly developed
knowledge by experts which can only be transformed to another field by
having close personal contact through discussions, talks and reports. The
Workshop will promote the development of new directions in the field of
modern theoretical and mathematical physics combining the efforts of
scientists from NATO, East European countries and NIS (Former Soviet
Union).
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Registration Form
for the Advanced Research Workshop of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization
NONCOMMUTATIVE STRUCTURES IN MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS
24-27 September 2000
Please fill out and return to:
STEVEN DUPLIJ
Theory Division
Nuclear Physics Laboratory
Kharkov National University
61077 Kharkov, Ukraine
Fax: +38-0572-219818 (by demand)
E-mail: steven.a.duplij@univer.kharkov.ua
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I plan to attend the ARW workshop.
I prefer an
oral [ ]
poster [ ]
presentation on the following topic:
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Name________________________________________________________
Affiliation_________________________________________________
Address_____________________________________________________
Telephone___________________________________________________
Fax_________________________________________________________
E-mail______________________________________________________
Please return this form and an abstract, if you plan to present, before
August 1, 2000.
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Plain text version of abstract.
Please send Word 95.97/2000 DOC file.
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SAMPLE ABSTRACT A4 (210 x 297 mm)
3 cm
Bottom
NATO Advanced Research Workshop
Left margin 3.5 cm 2.5 cm Right margin
DEVELOPMENT OF SUSY...
B. Petrov, Yu. Ivanov ....
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Institute of Theoretical Physics, Kiev, Ukraine
The main goal of this NATO Advanced Research Workshop is to discuss
new trends and key scientific advances that can fuel future
innovations in biosensors, to give the ground for close collaboration
of the participants ... The authors would like to acknowledge the
generosity of NATO in its support for this workshop .
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Suggested Topics for Discussion:
I. Novel approaches in quantum groups.
II. New trends in developing supersymmetric unified models.
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Fees:
While individuals will not be charged a registration fee for the workshop
there will be a charge for transportation and the social program. The cost
of accommodation (including meals) for registered participants will not
exceed $100 per day. Some funding is available to support presenters of
select contributions.
Travel and living expenses of key speakers will be covered in full. It is
planned to cover living expenses of other participants from NATO and
Partner countries in full. Travel expenses of other participants from NATO
and Partner countries will be covered partially, within limits provided by
NATO (for participants from NIS - in full). Most probably, it will be about
50-60% of the cost of air ticket in ECONOMY class.
Each extra day of attendance (before 24 and after 27 September) should be
paid by the participant on arrival (in cash, 100US$/day - accommodation and
meals).
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Working language of the meeting: English.
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Proceedings:
The abstracts will be published as a separate issue before the Workshop.
The scientific report of ARW will be published in NATO ASI Series as a
separate book by Kluwer Academic Publishers.
Please think about preparation of articles till 10-15 pages in (AMS)Latex
2e now. They will be accepted during the time before and 1 month after the
Workshop.
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Deadline:
Deadline for submission of abstracts and/or registration forms is August 1,
2000.
They should be mailed or e-mailed (much preferably) to:
STEVEN DUPLIJ
Theory Division
Nuclear Physics Laboratory
Kharkov National University
61077 Kharkov, Ukraine
Fax: +38-0572-219818 (by previous demand)
E-mail: steven.a.duplij@univer.kharkov.ua
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Instructions For Preparing Abstracts:
1. Members of the Scientific Committee will evaluate the acceptability of
the submitted abstracts on the basis of relevance to the ARW, significance
of the topic, and clarity of the presentation.
2. General Instructions for submission of abstracts. The abstracts must be
submitted in two ways:
- on paper* three copies (in exceptional case);
- via E-mail (in ASCII or DOC) to Steven.A.Duplij@univer.kharkov.ua *
*Note that the paper copies are unnecessary if the Author(s) are able to
email the abstract prepared as a binary encoded file in the PC version of
MS Word 6/7/97/2000 for Windows (Rich Text Format is preferable).
The deadline for submission of abstracts is August 1, 2000.
Fax transmissions are acceptable in exceptional case with previous
notification.
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STYLE GUIDELINES:
The accuracy of the abstracts is the responsibility of the authors. Any
errors made in the submitted abstract may appear in the published abstract.
The abstracts should be prepared using justified, single-spaced, 12- point
font (laser printer quality) on A4 210x297 mm paper. The header, Title,
abstract and acknowledgement(s) should occupy a space 3.0 cm from the top
of the page, 3.5 cm from the left, 2.5 from the right, and 2.5 cm from the
bottom of the page.
Header - "NATO Advanced Research Workshop" must be typed in the immediate
upper left hand corner followed by a line space and the main topic for
which you submitted the abstract.
TITLE - Upper case letters after one line-space.
Authors - Type each author's name italicized. Underline presenting author's
name. Use periods with no space between initials. Omit academic degrees.
List all authors' names before typing any affiliations.
Affiliations - List affiliations after list of authors and one line space.
Type the name of the institution, city, and country in a contiguous line.
Body - The text should be entered two line spaces after affiliations in a
single paragraph (Do not indent first line).
Tables, illustrations halftones and color photography are not acceptable.
Acknowledgements - One line space after the text, no more than two lines of
acknowledgements in italicized 10 point
Refer to sample abstract "kiev-abs.doc".
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Plain text version of the above is here.
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Created May 26, 2000
© 2000 by Steven Duplij