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FFT 2012 Schedule

Below is the schedule of talks and time slots; a list of speakers is available here. Click on any speaker's name to get their title and abstract.

The main events include our Distinguished Lecturer, Gilbert Strang, on Thursday afternoon; our Keynote speaker, Mario Livio, Thursday at 6:45 pm, followed by a light dinner reception on the second floor rotunda of the Mathematics building; and Peter Jones will give the Norbert Wiener Colloquium on Friday at 3:00 pm, followed by High Tea for all participants of the FFT.

	Thursday Talks February 16	Friday Talks February 17

	*Morning speakers*	*Morning speakers*
9:00-9:30	Sandra Saliani (Università degli Studi della Basilicata) Characterizations of some types of linear independence of integer translates	Götz Pfander (Jacobs University) A two sided Bourgain Tzafriri Restricted Invertibility Theorem
9:45-10:15	Fred Goodman (MITRE Corporation) Increasing Speaker Recognition Algorithm Agility and Effectiveness for “Unseen” Conditions	Teresa Przytycka (NIH) Using network flow to bridge the gap between genotype and phenotype
10:30-11:00	Marcin Bownik (University of Oregon) Existence of frames with prescribed norms and frame operator	Alfred Hero (University of Michigan) Extracting correlation structure from large random matrices
11:15-11:45	Richard Leapman (NIH) Nanoscale 3D reconstruction of cells by electron tomography and related techniques	Andrzej Brodzik (MITRE Corporation) On perfect sequences with unique differences

12:00 - 1:30	Lunch	Lunch

	*Afternoon speakers*	*Afternoon speakers*
1:30-2:00	Arpad Benyi (Western Washington University) Bilinear pseudodifferential operators of Hörmander type	Guillermo Sapiro (University of Minnesota) Collaborative and structured signal modeling and processing
2:15-2:45	Ivan Selesnick (Polytechnic Institute of New York University) Sparse signal representation and the tunable Q-factor wavelet transform	Heiko Claussen (Siemens Corporation) Direction of Arrival Estimation for Multiple Source Tracking (MUST) in Industrial Environments
3:00-3:30	Rachel Ward (University of Texas at Austin) Robust image recovery via total variation minimization	Norbert Wiener Colloquium (3:00-3:50) Peter Jones (Yale) Product Formulas for Positive Measures and Applications (The Norbert Wiener Colloquium will be followed by High Tea)
4:00-4:50	Norbert Wiener Center Distinguished Lecturer Gilbert Strang (MIT) Doubly Infinite Matrices: Algebra Needs Help From Analysis

5:00	Student poster sessions

	*Thursday Evening Program*
6:30	Introductory remarks by Norbert Wiener Center Director, John J. Benedetto
6:45	Keynote Speaker Mario Livio (Space Telescope Science Institute) Is God a Mathematician?
7:30	Social, Light Dinner, Refreshments

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