Video of selected talks from FFT 2009

Click on any names in the list below to download a video of that speaker's talk. These are large AVI files (about 250MB). Please report any broken links or corrupted files to Christopher Shaw at schris at math dot umd dot edu.

Keynote Address: Barry Cipra - "What Makes a Good Math Story?"

Norbert Wiener Colloquium: Robert Fefferman (Chicago) - "Some Generalizations of Classical Problems in Harmonic Analysis and Associated Open Problems"
Norbert Wiener Center Distinguished Lecturer (Thursday Afternoon): Richard Kadison (University of Pennsylvania)
Relations Between Fourier Analysis and Quantum - Dirac's Approach in Modern Style

• Anna Gilbert (Michigan)
  Near-optimal localization via incoherence and sparsity
• Palle Jorgensen (Iowa)
  Wavelets, signals, and fractals
• Joseph Lakey (New Mexico State)
  Time-frequency localization of multiband signals
• Yura Lyubarskii (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
  Time-frequency Analysis Meets Complex Analysis
• William Moran (University of Melbourne)
  Radar Ambiguity, Golays, and the Weyl-Heisenberg Group
• Virginia Naibo (Kansas State)
  Mixed norm estimates for the k-plane transform
• Karen Peterson (NIH)
  Too Much Information: Strategies for Making the Most of Medical Technology
• Justinian Rosca (Siemens)
  Doing More with Less: Mutual Interdependence Analysis
• Darrin Speegle (St. Louis University)
  Dilations and orthonormal wavelets
• Brian Turner (BAE Systems)
  Finding a Solution to Complete Urban Propagation Modeling in our Lifetime
• David Walnut (George Mason University)
  Operator Identification and Sampling

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