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February Fourier Talks 2018
Proceedings

Norbert Wiener Colloquium (Friday Afternoon): Bill Johnson (TAMU)
Closed Ideals in the Banach Algebra of Bounded Linear Operators on L_p(0,1).

Norbert Wiener Center Distinguished Lecturer (Thursday Afternoon): Yannis Kevrekidis (John Hopkins University)
No equations, no variables, no parameters, no space, no time: Data and the modeling of complex systems

FFT 2018 Speakers

Afonso Bandeira	NYU	Statistical estimation under group actions: The Sample Complexity of Multi-Reference Alignment


Lawrence Carin	Duke	On Adversarial Learning




Raluca Felea	RIT	FIOs with singularities in SAR


Barry Fell	Mitre	Spectrum Sharing: Problem Description and It's Relationship to Harmonic Analysis


Simon Foucart	TAMU	The Usefulness of a Modified Restricted Isometry Property


Ernest Fokoue	RIT	Random Subspace Learning for Prediction in Ultra-High Dimensional Spaces


Weihong Guo	CWRU	Single Image Super Resolution and Applications in Multispectral Imaging


Michael Lacey	Georgia Tech	One Bit Sensing


Michael Rotkowitz	UMD	Minimization of a Particular Singular Value


Maneesh Singh	Verisk Analytics	Unsupervised Representation Learning by Sorting Sequences


Hari Schroff	NIH	Mapping structure, function, and behavior in live C. elegans embryos


Hugo Woerdeman	Drexel	Multivariable moment problems


George Yang	Tennessee State	Wavelet Operators on Distributions and Stochastic Processes


Shijun Zheng	Georgia Southern	Stability of Vortex Solitary Waves in Dispersive Models