Dissipative Systems:
Entropy Methods, Classical and Quantum Probability

This workshop will bring together people working in research fields related to classical and quantum evolution problems. The meeting aims at identifying mathematical contact points and stimulating joint research between three different communities: classical probability theory, quantum probability theory, and partial differential equations. Novel ideas and techniques for the mathematical description of the large-time behavior of many-particle systems are expected to emerge from combining the tools established in the different fields. Hypercontractivity and entropy methods play a pivotal role in all three disciplines, and they will serve as a focal point for the presented talks and discussions.

Attendance is by invitation only.

Organizers:

Anton Arnold, Vienna University of Technology
Dominique Bakry, Universite Paul Sabatier, Toulouse
Franco Fagnola, Politecnico di Milano
Ansgar Jüngel, Vienna University of Technology

Location:

Prechtlsaal, staircase 1, first floor, Karlsplatz 13, 1040 Wien

Keynote Speakers:

Luigi Accardi (Roma, Italy)
Eric Carlen (New Jersey, USA)
Peter Markowich (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Denes Petz (Budapest, Hungary)
Nicolas Privault (Hong Kong, China)
Rolando Rebolledo (Santiago, Chile)
Giuseppe Toscani (Pavia, Italy)

Invited Speakers:

Viacheslav Belavkin (Nottingham, United Kingdom)
Raffaella Carbone (Pavia, Italy)
Jose Antonio Carrillo (Barcelona, Spain)
Jean Dolbeault (Paris, France)
Friedrich Goetze (Bielefeld, Germany)
Alexander Grigoryan (Bielefeld, Germany)
Arnaud Guillin (Marseille, France)
Martin Hairer (Warwick, United Kingdom)
Martin Lindsay (Lancaster, United Kingdom)
Wladyslaw Majewski (Gdansk, Poland)
Daniel Matthes (Vienna, Austria)
Josipa-Pina Milisic (Zagreb, Croatia)
Carlos Mora (Concepcion, Chile)
Lukas Neumann (Vienna, Austria)
Max von Renesse (Berlin, Germany)
Karl-Theodor Sturm (Bonn, Germany)
Bassano Vecchini (Milano, Italy)
Boguslaw Zegarlinski (London, United Kingdom)

Schedule:

Programme

Accommodation:

The ESF reimburses accomodation costs up to four nights and an economy-priced flight/train ticket.

For those who send us their arrival and departure dates, we have booked a room at the Hotel beim Theresianum. If you still need an accomodation, please inform Mrs. Khaladj (mkhaladj@mail.zserv.tuwien.ac.at) as soon as possible.