EIGHTH AUBURN MINICONFERENCE ON REAL ANALYSIS

Friday and Saturday, March 20-21, 1992

Sponsored by NSF

Friday Morning 8:30-8:50 Coffee, Doughnuts, Registration,

Information (Parker Hall 244).

FRIDAY MORNING SESSION (Parker Hall 217):

8:50-9:00, Opening remarks, Jack Brown, Auburn University.

9:00-9:20, Andrzej Szymanski, Slippery Rock U., PA, "Namioka Theorem".

9:25-9:45, M. Rajagopalan, Tennessee State U., "On C(Omega), with Omega compact and extremally disconnected".

9:50-10:10, Rick Mabry, Louisiana State U. - Shreveport, "Families of shadings of the line (some dartboards for C. Freiling)".

10:15-10:35, Harvey Rosen, U. of Alabama, "Closure of Darboux graphs".

10:40-11:00, Bert Garrett, Denton, TX, "Connectivity maps".

11:05-11:25, Jerry Gibson, Columbus College, GA, "Darboux functions and functions of Cesaro type".

11:30-11:50, Udayan Darji, North Carolina State U., "Symmetric behavior in functions".

11:55-1:25 Lunch (Dutch Treat).

FRIDAY AFTERNOON SESSION (Parker Hall 217):

1:30-1:50, Robert Vallin, North Carolina State U., "An introduction to shell pororsity"

1:55-2:15, Paul Humke, St. Olaf College, MN, "Some information on sets which are sigma-symmetrically porous".

2:20-2:40, Dean Oppegaard, North Carolina State U., "Density symmetry for real functions".

2:45-3:05, G. G. Bilodeau, Boston College, "Sufficient conditions for (real) analyticity".

3:10-3:30, Mike Evans, North Carolina State U., "Symmetric and ordinary differentiation".

3:35-4:05, Refreshment Break (Parker Hall 244)

Lecture in Parker Hall 217:

4:10-5:00, Richard O'Malley, U. of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, "First return differentiation".

6:00-9:00 Picnic at Pebble Hill (Mexican fajitas and Brazilian feijoada).

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Saturday Morning 8:30-8:55 Coffee, Doughnuts (Parker Hall 244).

SATURDAY MORNING SESSION (Parker Hall 217):

9:00-9:20, Chris Ciesielski, West Virginia U. "Topologyzing different classes of real functions".

9:25-9:45, Janusz Pawlikowski, Wroclaw U. (Poland), "A matching theorem in Baire measurable graphs".

9:50-10:10, ^*Roy Johnson, Washington State U., and W. Wilczy½ski, U. of Lodz (Poland), "Onion topologies and leek topologies (between the usual and density topologies)".

10:15-10:35, Nasser Dastrange, Buena Vista College, IA, "Haar functions form a complete orthonormal set in L²[0,1]".

10:40-11:00, Jose Barrio-Nuevo, U. of South Alabama, "Averages along directions on a curve".

Lecture in Parker Hall 217:

11:10-12:00, Chris Freiling, California State U. - San Bernardino, "Uniqueness of trigonometric series in higher dimensions".

12:05-1:25 Lunch (Dutch Treat).

SATURDAY AFTERNOON SESSION (Parker Hall 217):

1:30-1:50, Tepper Gill, Howard U., DC, "F spaces and applications to the Feynman integral".

1:55-2:15, Woody Zachary, Howard U., DC, "F-spaces and uniqueness for the Navier-Stokes equations".

2:20-2:40, Ram Mohaptra, U. of Central Florida, "Solution of boundary value problems associated with some second order non-linear systems".

2:45-3:05: David Ross, Embry Riddle Aeronautical U. (FL), "Copson type inequalities for weighted means".

3:10-3:30, Kevin Madigan, SUNY - Albany, "Composition operators on analytic Lipschitz spaces".

3:35-3:55, David McMichael, Florida State U., "Damping oscillatory integrals with polynomial phase".

4:00-4:20, Antoni Wawrzynczyk, U. Autonoma Metropolitana - Iztapalapa, Mexico, "Ideals of the Paley - Wiener algebra and spectral analysis in C^infinity(Rⁿ)".

4:25-4:45, Jesus Chargoy, U. Autonoma Metropolitana - Iztapalapa, Mexico, "Isomorphisms between subspaces of smooth maps and meromorphic functions".

5:00 University vans carrying participants to Atlanta leave Parker Hall. Saturday evening we will carry interested participants to downtown Atlanta for (Dutch-treat) dinner.