Dear Sarah,
I'm happy to report that I will be able to attend the Carolina Dynamics
Conference this year! I went two years ago and I thought it was
wonderful. I would also love to give a talk if that is okay. I have some
recent work on using topological entropy to determine similarity between
regular languages (a concept from computer science) that I think would fit
in nicely with this conference.
Sincerely,
Kelly Yancey
On Tue, Feb 2, 2016 at 10:55 AM, Sarah Frick <sarah.frick@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello all,
This year’s Carolina Dynamics Symposium will be held at Furman
University, April 1st-3rd. The format will be as in previous years, with
a talk on Friday, the majority of the conference on Saturday, and talks in
the morning on Sunday. The conference is to be jointly organized by myself
and Martin Schmoll from Clemson. More specifically, Martin has done all the
hard work and I’m just arranging for space. More specifics will be
forthcoming soon, but mark your calendars! As always, we will be looking
for those interested in giving a talk. The website has not yet been
updated, but we will be posting information there later on. Here is the (at
current last year’s) website:
http://www.devio.us/~ppunosevac/cdynsys/pmwiki.php?n=Main.Symposium
In addition, I’d like to make you aware that on Thursday March 31st, Bob
Devany will be giving the Parson’s Lecture at UNCA. UNCA is about an hour
or less from Furman. If you’d like to coordinate a trip, I’m happy to make
arrangements for an additional hotel here. I am taking a group of students
and will be in attendance. Here is that website:
https://math.unca.edu/parsons-lecture
We look forward to seeing you in April!
Best,
Sarah Frick and Martin Schmoll
