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Friday, November 12, 2010: You are invited to join us at 3:00 PM in 636 SEO for the Departmental Colloquium by Prof. Catherine Sulem, Interaction between internal and surface waves in a two layers fluid .
Prof. Sulem will also be give a talk at the Midwest PDE Seminar on Saturday.
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Saturday, November 13, 2010: Lectures will be in D5 Lecture Center
Hospitality Room 300 SEO will open at 9:00 AM and will be open all day for coffee, snacks, and chat.
- Sunday November 14, 2010: Lectures will be in D5 Lecture Center
Hospitality Room 300 SEO will open at 7:45 AM and will be open for coffee, snacks, and chat.
- 7:45 AM Refreshments and Coffee in 300 SEO
- 8:20 AM First Talk on Sunday. Lectures will be in D5 Lecture Center
- 1:00 PM End of Last Talk on Sunday
- Public Transit
- From O'Hare, take the CTA Blue Line to Halsted. The Blue Line Halsted stop is on the north end of the UIC [East] Campus. Short walk to Lectures in Lecture Center D5 and the Math Department in 300 SEO.
- From the Halsted Blue Line stop, the Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro at Halsted and Madison
is a 4 block walk north on Halsted Street (or take '#8 Halsted" Bus).
- The Holiday Inn Downtown at 506 West Harrison is a four block walk from the Halsted stop -- best is to use the Blue Line Clinton stop.
- Parking Facilities
- Halsted/Taylor Parking Structure -- HTPS -- 760 West Taylor Street -- enter from Taylor. between Dan Ryan and Halsted
- Lot 5 -- 1135 South Morgan Street -- enter from Morgan St. between Roosevelt and Taylor
- Discount Stickers will be available at the Seminar.
Friday Colloquium will be in Room 636 SEO
All Saturday -- Sunday Lectures will be in D5 Lecture Center
Saturday -- Sunday the Hospitality Room 300 SEO will be open for coffee, snacks, and chat.
The 66th Midwest Partial Differential Equations Seminar is partially funded by the National Science Foundation, the University of Illinois at Chicago Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science, the UIC College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the UIC Vice Chancellor for Research, and the Lewis Mathematics Seminar Fund.
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