UK-Japan Winter Schools - General Information
The UK-Japan Winter Schools have been held since 1999.
The aim of the School is to bring together Japanese and UK scientists, in particular
also young researchers and students from mathematics and mathematical
physics, in a relaxing and stimulating atmosphere.
Every year the focus is on a special topic.
Previous UK-Japan Winter Schools:
1999: Differential Geometry (Bury St Edmunds, Nowton Court)
2000: Harmonic Maps (Bury St Edmunds, Nowton Court)
2001: Ergodic Theory (Bury St Edmunds, Nowton Court)
2003: Stochastic Partial Differential Equations (University of Warwick)
2004: Geometry and Analysis Towards Quantum Theory (University of Durham)
2005: Geometric, Spectral, and Stochastic Analysis (Evesham, Wood Norton Hall & Conference Centre)
2006: Dynamics and Arithmetics (Bury St Edmunds, Nowton Court)
2007: Number Theory (University of Cambridge)
2008: Algebraic and Symplectic Geometry (University of Warwick)
2009: Dynamics and Complexity (University of Bath)
2010: Integrable Systems and Symmetry (University of Manchester)
2011: New Methods in Geometry (King's College London)
2012: String Theory, Geometry, and Mathematical Physics (University of Oxford)
2013: Nonlinear Analysis (Royal Academy of Engineering, London)
2014: Stochastic Analysis (University of Warwick)
2015: Topology and Integrability (Loughborough University)
2016: Classic and Stochastic Geometric Mechanics (Imperial College London)
2017: Singularities, Symmetries and Submanifolds (University College London)
2018: Galois Representations and Automorphic Forms (King's College London)
2019: Variational Problems in Geometry and Mathematical Physics (University of Leeds)
2020: Geometry, Stochastics and Dynamics (University of Warwick). In preparation.
2021: Vertex Algebras in Mathematics and Physics (University of Glasgow). In preparation.
To celebrate the success of the UK-Japan Winter Schools we organised in July 2012 a special UK-Japan Mathematical Forum in Japan:
2012: Geometry, Probability, and their Applications (Keio University)
Last update: 28 April 2019