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IAS/PCMI Summer Session 2001
Dates: July 8-28, 2001
Location: Prospector
Square Lodging and Conference Center,
Park City, Utah.
Research Topic:
Quantum Field Theory, Supersymmetry, and Enumerative Geometry.
Organizers of the Research Program
and Graduate Summer School:
Daniel S. Freed, University of Texas at Austin
David R. Morrison, Duke University
Isadore Singer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Courses for the Graduate Summer School:
Classical Field Theory, Quantum Field Theory, General Relativity, Mirror Symmetry, and
Enumerative Geometry.
Graduate Summer School Lecturers: Daniel S.
Freed, University of Texas at Austin; Barbara Fantechi, University of Udine, Italy;
Orlando Alvarez, University of Miami; Clifford Johnson, University of Durhan (UK); David
R. Morrison, Duke University; Ronen Plesser, Duke University; William Fulton, University
of Michigan; and Aaron Bertram, University of Utah.
Organizers of Other Programs:
High School Teachers:
Gail Burrill, Mathematical Sciences Education Board Steering
Committee
Carol Hattan, University of Washington Site
Mathematics Education Research
Program:
Joan Ferrini-Mundy, Michigan State University
Timothy Kelly, Hamilton College
Richard Lehrer, University of Wisconsin
Undergraduate Program:
Roger Howe, Yale University
William Barker, Bowdoin College
Undergraduate Faculty:
Daniel Goroff, Harvard University
John Polking, Rice University
Paul Blanchard, Boston University
The focus of PCMI is a three-week Summer Session. At
the annual Summer Session all six of PCMI’s groups
high school teachers
mathematics education researchers
undergraduate college faculty
undergraduate students
graduate students
mathematics researchers
meet simultaneously, pursuing both individual courses of study and a
meaningful amount of interaction. The rich mathematical experience combined with
interaction among all participants results in greatly increased understanding and
awareness of the issues confronting mathematics and mathematics education today.
The Summer Session will be held in Park City, Utah, from July
8–28 2001. Park City is a scenic resort town approximately 30 minutes from Salt Lake
City. Long known as a popular ski resort in the winter, Park City’s summer
attractions include a pleasant climate, breathtaking mountain scenery, and abundant hiking
and outdoor opportunities.
PCMI is a program of the INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY, Princeton,
New Jersey.
For information about the various
programs and activities:
Graduate Summer School
Undergraduate Program
High School Teacher Program
Undergraduate Faculty Program
Research Program (in Mathematics)
Mathematics Education Research Program
Cross Program
Activities
Application
Guidelines and Forms
PCMI Home Page
Acknowledgments
Information on the
Summer Session
will be updated periodically.
This page last updated
January 26, 2001
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