Operator Theory
and
Indefinite Inner Product Spaces


Vienna, December 17 - 20, 2016

OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Travel

Flying to Vienna

Vienna can comfortably be reached by plane from many destinations. The Vienna International Airport is served by most regular airlines and also by several low-cost carriers. See the website of the Vienna International Airport for detailed information.



Using a long-distance train

Especially if you come from not so far, it may pay to check train connections (there are frequent and fast connections from Zurich, Frankfurt, Prague, Budapest and other destinations). For detils see the website of the Austrian Federal Railways (OEBB).



How to get to town from the airport

The airport is connected to the city in several ways. We recommend the following:
  • Train service to Vienna Main Railway Station (Wien Hauptbahnhof) with long-distance trains (RJ, IC). Trains are running each 30 minutes from 6'30 till 23'00. For a detailed schedule see the website of the Austrian Federal Railways (OEBB): here.
    -- Costs: Approximately 4 Euro (per person/one way).
    -- Tickets can be bought onboard from the conductor who passes by (sometimes no conductor appears...never mind ☺) or through the website of OEBB.
    -- At the Main Railway Station you can change to the public transport service (underground, tram, etc.). Train tickets do not include a possible following journey with underground/tram/etc.

  • Order a taxi (Airport Drivers) in advance from this site. Especially if you travel in a small group or have more luggage this is a good option.
    -- Costs: Up to 4 passengers, 33 Euro (total/one way). Up to 8 passengers : 48 Euro (total/one way).
    -- The driver will meet you at the airport right after the exit of the luggage hall.
Other possibilities are:
  • Train service to a local railway station (Wien Mitte) with the regional train S7. Trains are running each 30 minutes. For a detailed schedule see again the website of OEBB.
    -- Costs: Approximately 4 Euro (per person/one way).
    -- Tickets must be bought in advance and stamped at the platform or bought through the website of OEBB.
    -- At the railway station you can change to the public transport service (underground, tram, etc.). This following journey with underground/tram/etc is included in the ticket.

  • Bus service to several destinations in Vienna with Vienna Airport Bus (Flughafenbus). Buses depart from platforms at the exit of the arrival hall. For a detailed schedule see here.
    -- Costs: 8 Euro (per person) for a one way journey, 13 Euro for a return trip.
    -- Tickets can be bought from the driver. This ticket does not include a possible following journey with underground/tram/etc.

  • Train service to the local railway station (Wien Mitte) with the City Airport Train (CAT). Trains are running each 30 minutes. For a detailed schedule see here.
    -- Costs: 11 Euro (per person) for a one way journey, 17 Euro for a return trip.
    -- Tickets can be bought online or from machines right before or at the platform.
    -- At the railway station you can change to the public transport service (underground, tram, etc.). A possible following journey with underground/tram/etc is not included in the ticket.

  • Get a taxi in front of the airport building. This is usually expensive, and it may happen that there is no taxi available.

OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Accomodation

Accomodation

There is a wide range of hotels of all categories and price ranges. You can use any common booking engine like booking.com or budgetplaces.com to look for a place to stay.

We only list a couple of decent, resonably priced, and well located hotels.
  • Hotel Terminus, Fillgradergasse 4, 1060 Wien (website).
  • Hotel Admiral, Karl Schweighofer-Gasse 7, 1070 Wien (website).
  • Hotel Drei Kronen, Schleifmühlgasse 25, 1040 Vienna (website).
  • Motel One, Elisabethstrasse 5, 1010 Vienna (website).
When you plan your trip, please take into account that the time before X-mas is a popular and quite busy tourist period. Hence hotels tend to be fully booked quite some time in advance.
OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Public Transport

Public Transport in Vienna

The public transport system in Vienna is well-developed. To give you an overview, it includes regional trains (S-Bahn, numbered "S1", "S2", etc.), underground lines (numbered "U1", "U2", etc.), trams (numbered "1", "2", etc., a few exceptional numberings like "D"), and buses (numbered "1A", "13A", etc.).

Scaleable map† of major lines.

Tickets can be bought from machines at every train/underground station or ordered online in advance. There are tickets for various possible time ranges, for example:
  • a single journey (the notion one journey includes changes of lines),
  • 24h, 48h, 72h,
  • 8 days (not necessarily consequtive),
  • weekly (monday-sunday).
All tickets should be stamped at the beginning of their validity period. Depending on the type of ticket, this period can be one single journey, one day, one week, etc. Machines (little boxes) to stamp tickets are located
  • for S-Bahn/underground generally in the hall before getting to the platforms, latest at the platform,
  • inside trams and buses.
In principle tickets can also be bought from machines inside trams and buses. However, unless necessary, this is not recommended (sometimes these machines don't work, sometimes one doen't have coins, etc.). Detailed information can be found at the website of the Wiener Linien, see here (english version available). This site includes a practical interactive journey planner (click the Journey button on the site).


†Copyright: Freytag-Berndt u. Artaria KG, 1230 Vienna, Austria, Europe.
OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Location Map

Location Map

Here is a map of the surrounding of the TU Vienna. In this map the Freihaus building is marked by a violet disk, and the restaurants listed as Close to the TU Vienna are marked by red stars.
Surrounding of TU†

Here are maps of Vienna and the inner city. On the latter you find some coffee houses and the location of the conference dinner.
Vienna† Inner city†

Conference Dinner

The Conference Dinner takes place Sunday 18.12.2016, 19'00 in the Zwölf-Apostelkeller. This restaurant is located in the very heart of the city (Sonnenfelsgasse 3). They offer a buffet with traditional Austrian dishes including some vegetarian dishes.

We shall gather after the last talk in front of the lecture halls and depart at 18'15 to walk there together (about 20 minutes walk through the inner city). Of course you can also walk there on your own.

The buffet, non-alcoholic drinks, and beer/wine up to a reasonable amount is covered.

Walk through the old town

We informally organise a walk through the old town on Friday 16.12 evening (guided by our chief-tourist Jussi Behrndt). We meet Friday 19'00 in the Freihaus building, red area, ground floor.

Places for Lunch/Dinner

In the TU Vienna

  • University canteen
    Freihaus building, yellow area, 1st floor
    Saturday/Sunday closed

  • Cafe Schrödinger
    Freihaus building, green area, ground floor (entrance from the street)
    Saturday/Sunday closed

Close to the TU Vienna

  • Kojiro 2 (good Japanese place).
    Kühnplatz 4
    Sunday closed
    Reservations: call +43 1 5855428

  • Umar (the best place in town to eat fish).
    Naschmarkt (stand 76-79)
    http://www.umarfisch.at/index2.shtml
    Sunday closed
    Reservation necessary: call +43 1 5870456

  • Amacord (Restaurant)
    Rechte Wienzeile 15
    http://www.amacord-cafe.at

  • Pizzeria Riva (Italian)
    Favoritenstrasse 4-6
    http://riva.pizza/favorita
    Sunday closed

  • Saigon (Vietnamese)
    Lehargasse 1
    http://www.saigon.at/home.php?lc=en

  • Gastwirtschaft Rohrböck (typical and charming Viennese ''Beisl'')
    Rilkeplatz 7
    Saturday/Sunday closed

  • Wieden Bräu (they brew their own beer)
    Waaggasse 5
    http://wieden-braeu.at/en/home

  • Chang (Asian Noodles, cool place)
    Waaggasse 1
    http://www.chang.at/
    Sunday closed

  • Blaue Lagune (Italian)
    Margaretenstrasse 49
    http://www.blaue-lagune-wien.at

  • El Burro (Mexican)
    Margaretenstrasse 9
    http://www.elburro.at/
    Saturday/Sunday from 13'00
Two places who offer take-away food.
  • TeigWare (Noodles)
    Rilkeplatz 7/2
    http://teigware.at/
    Saturday/Sunday closed

  • Salon Wichtig (Curry)
    Karlsgasse 22
    http://www.salonwichtig.com
    Saturday/Sunday closed

Other Places

  • Zum Alten Fassl (good Austrian cusine and a great atmosphere).
    Ziegelofengasse 37
    http://www.zum-alten-fassl.at
    Reservations: call +43 1 5444298

  • Figlmüller Wollzeile (the Schnitzel is great and the atmosphere is surprisingly typical -- at least in their place in Wollzeile)
    Wollzeile 5
    https://www.figlmueller.at/en/
    Reservation necessary: online or call +43 1 5126177

  • Ostwind (a quite original chinese restaurant -- a particular experience)
    Lindengasse 24
    www.ostwindwien.at
    Reservation necessary: call +43 1 5234182

  • I Ragazzi (good Italian restaurant)
    Burggasse 6-8
    http://www.iragazzi.at
    Reservation recommended: call +43 1 5226325

  • Amerlingbeisl (nice place in a nice area for going out).
    Stiftgasse 8
    http://www.amerlingbeisl.at
    Reservations: call +43 1 5261660

Coffee Houses

  • Cafe Prückel (go and eat Apfelstrudel or Mohnnudeln)
    Stubenring 24
    http://www.prueckel.at/

  • Cafe Jelinek* (take the time to forget about time)
    Otto-Bauer-Gasse 5
    http://cafejelinek.steman.at/

  • Cafe Sperl (beautiful interior)
    Gumpendorferstrasse 11
    http://www.cafesperl.at/

  • Cafe Bräunerhof
    Stallburggasse 2
    http://www.braeunerhof.at/
Coffee houses are also good to get lunch or dinner. Cooked dishes are usually served for reasonable prices.

Christmas markets

Naturally, there are many X-mas markets. We just suggest two.
  • The market in front of the town hall (Rathausplatz)
    Big and quite touristic, but the town hall and the park is very beautiful.

  • The Spittelberg market (Spittelberggasse and neighbouring streets)
    Nice area, nice market, not too touristic. Also good for getting some small presents (which are not just the 'standard stuff').



*picture on top of this page
†Copyright: Freytag-Berndt u. Artaria KG, 1230 Vienna, Austria, Europe.
OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / TU Wien

The Vienna University of Technology

  1. Map of all TU Vienna buildings.
    The conference takes place in the Freihaus building, shown on the map as the part of D including the number 4 (which, by the way, marks the canteen).

    The address is Wiedner Hauptstrasse 8-10, Vienna. See also the Location Map offered in the drop down menu 'The Venue' on this website.

  2. The Freihaus building itself is structured into three vertical units: The red, yellow, and green areas.
    These areas are connected; you can pass from one to another on every floor. Upon entering you find yourself in the red area.

    There are elevators and main staircases in each area. The main staircases lead from the ground floor up to the 2nd floor (ground floor = floor 0). There are several small but somewhat hidden staircases leading further up.

  3. The registration desk, coffee breaks, and common rooms are located on 3rd floor / green area (Sem.R. DA grün 03 A, Sem.R. DA grün 03 C).
    Click here to get a layout of this level.
    You can get to the 3rd floor by using any elevator.

    Lectures take place in HS 7 and HS 8 (Lecture Halls 7 and 8) which are located on 2nd floor / yellow area. Lecture halls are equipped with blackboards, overhead projector, and beamer+computer.
    Click here to get a layout of this level.
    You can get to the 2nd floor from the entrance by using any elevator or main staircase.

    To switch between 2nd and 3rd floor use any elevator or one of the small staircases.




OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Welcome

Welcome !


The Workshop on Operator Theory and Indefinite Inner Product Spaces aims at bringing together mathematicians working on spectral theory, Krein spaces, and related fields. Subjects will range from geometry of indefinite inner product spaces and operator theory to classical analysis of ordinary and partial differential equations.

Please use the links on this website to obtain more information.

Registration (deadline July 31, 2016) and submission of abstracts (deadline October 31, 2016) should be done through this website. The registration fee is € 100. This fee covers conference material, the conference dinner, and coffee breaks. Depending on various factors we might be able to waive the fee in some exceptional cases.

If you have special requests which are not answered by the information on this site, please use the conference email address otind(at)asc.tuwien.ac.at.

Besides stimulating knowledge exchange between all participants, it is the aim of this conference to promote young researchers. The conference includes a special session were former students of our group who are now spread all over the world give talks about their present work. Session organiser of this Weihnachtskolloquium 2016 (christmas gathering) is Felix Schwenninger.

With best regards, the Organizing Committee,

Jussi Behrndt (TU Graz. www)
Raphael Pruckner (Vienna University of Technology)
Harald Woracek (Vienna University of Technology. www)

OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Program

Program

The program is now available for download:

Conference program as pdf

Book of Abstracts

The books of abstratcs of OTIND and the special session WK are now available for download. These include a list of participants.

Abstracts of OTIND as pdf

Abstracts of WK as pdf




OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Participants

Participants

Here is the preliminary list of participants of the conference.

  1. Alexander Bagmutov   (ITMO University, Russia)
  2. Andras Batkai   (ELTE Budapest, Hungary & PH Vorarlberg, Austria)
  3. Jussi Behrndt   (TU Graz, Austria)
  4. Clemens Bombach   (TU Chemnitz, Germany)
  5. Malcolm Brown   (Cardiff University, UK)
  6. Florian Büttner   (TU Ilmenau, Germany)
  7. Petru Cojuhari   (AGH University of Science and Technology, Kraków, Poland)
  8. Henk de Snoo   (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Nederland)
  9. Benjamin Eichinger   (JKU Linz, Austria)
  10. Jonathan Eckhardt   (University of Vienna, Austria)
  11. Pavel Exner   (Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic)
  12. Markus Faustmann   (TU Vienna, Austria)
  13. Andreas Fleige   (Germany)
  14. Matteo Gallone   (SISSA, Italy)
  15. Jonathan Gantner   (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
  16. Borbala Mercedes Gerhat   (TU Vienna, Austria)
  17. Aurelian Gheondea   (Bilkent University Ankara, Turkey and IMAR Bucuresti, Romania)
  18. Luka Grubisic   (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
  19. Jeong Min Ha   (Pusan National University, Republic of Korea)
  20. Seppo Hassi   (University of Vaasa, Finland)
  21. Markus Holzleitner   (University of Vienna, Austria)
  22. Markus Holzmann   (TU Graz, Austria)
  23. Edmund Judge   (University of Kent, UK)
  24. Aleksey Kostenko   (University of Vienna, Austria)
  25. Sergiusz Kużel   (AGH University of Science and Technology, Kraków, Poland)
  26. Heinz Langer   (TU Vienna, Austria)
  27. Matthias Langer   (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK)
  28. Leslie Leben   (TU Ilmenau, Germany)
  29. Vladimir Lotoreichik   (Nuclear Physics Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic)
  30. Annemarie Luger   (Stockholms Universitet, Sweden)
  31. Andrea Mantile   (Université de Reims Champagne-Ardennes, France)
  32. Vadim Mogilevskii   (Poltava V.G. Korolenko National Pedagogical University, Ukraine)
  33. Alexander Motovilov   (Bogoliubov Laboratory of Theoretical Physics, JINR, Dubna, Russia)
  34. Ivica Nakić   (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
  35. Christoph Neuner   (Stockholms Universitet, Sweden)
  36. Friedrich Philipp   (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argetina)
  37. Andrea Posilicano   (Universita dell'Insubria, Italy)
  38. Olaf Post   (Universität Trier, Germany)
  39. Raphael Pruckner   (TU Vienna, Austria)
  40. Nadezhda Rautian   (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia)
  41. Jonathan Rohleder   (TU Hamburg, Germany)
  42. Claudio Rojik   (TU Vienna, Austria)
  43. Amirhossein Sadeghi   (University of Vienna, Austria)
  44. Alexander Sakhnovich   (University of Vienna, Austria)
  45. Philipp Schmitz   (Technische Universität Ilmenau, Germany)
  46. Michael Schwarz   (Universität Potsdam, Germany)
  47. Felix Schwenninger   (University of Hamburg, Germany)
  48. Christian Seifert   (TU Hamburg, Germany)
  49. Igor Sheipak   (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia)
  50. Petr Siegl   (University of Bern, Switzerland)
  51. Simon Stadler   (TU Graz, Austria / University of Stockholm, Sweden)
  52. Ivana Stanišev Radojević   (University of Belgrade, Serbia)
  53. Franciszek Hugon Szafraniec   (Uniwersytet Jagielloński, Kraków, Poland)
  54. Gerald Teschl   (University of Vienna, Austria)
  55. Tamas Titkos   (Renyi Institute, Hungary)
  56. Christiane Tretter   (Universität Bern, Switzerland)
  57. Sascha Trostorff   (TU Dresden, Germany)
  58. Carsten Trunk   (TU Ilmenau, Germany)
  59. Ivan Veselic   (Technische Universität Chemnitz, Germany)
  60. Victor Vlasov   (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia)
  61. Marcus Waurick   (University of Bath, UK)
  62. Henrik Winkler   (TU Ilmenau, Germany)
  63. Melchior Wirth   (FSU Jena, Germany)
  64. Ian Wood   (University of Kent, UK)
  65. Harald Woracek   (TU Vienna, Austria)
  66. Christian Wyss   (Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany)
OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Talks

Talks and Abstracts

Here is a list of talks and abstracts.

  1. Alexander Bagmutov:   Extensions theory model for weakly coupled wave guides and resonators    (abstract)
  2. Andras Batkai:   Perturbations of Positive Semigroups on AM-Spaces    (abstract)
  3. Clemens Bombach:   Low regularity results for the inverse conductivity problem    (abstract)
  4. Malcolm Brown:   Selfadjoint and m-sectorial extensions of Sturm-Liouville operators    (abstract)
  5. Florian Büttner:   A Limit-Point- and Limit-Circle Classification of second-order differential operators and their application to PT -symmetric quantum mechanics    (abstract)
  6. Petru Cojuhari:   Spectral analysis for a class of linear pencils arising in transport theory    (abstract)
  7. Benjamin Eichinger:   Elements of J-theory in the spectral theory of GMP matrices    (abstract)
  8. Pavel Exner:   Spectra of magnetic chain graphs    (abstract)
  9. Andreas Fleige:   An indefinite inverse spectral problem of Stieltjes type    (abstract)
  10. Aurelian Gheondea:   Closely embedded Krein spaces    (abstract)
  11. Luka Grubisic:   Operator representation of an network of PDEs modeling a coronary stent.    (abstract)
  12. Jeong Min Ha:   Equivalent norms on generalized Fock spaces    (abstract)
  13. Seppo Hassi:   Some classes of generalized boundary triplets, Weyl functions, and local point interactions    (abstract)
  14. Markus Holzleitner:   Dispersive estimates for radial Schrödinger operators    (abstract)
  15. Markus Holzmann:   Spectral properties of Dirac operators with δ-shell interactions    (abstract)
  16. Edmund Judge:   A technique to embed eigenvalues into the essential spectrum of a periodic Jacobi operator    (abstract)
  17. Sergiusz Kużel:   Schrödinger operators with nonlocal point interactions    (abstract)
  18. Matthias Langer:   Triple variational principles for operator functions    (abstract)
  19. Vladimir Lotoreichik:   Optimization of the lowest eigenvalue for surface δ-interactions and for Robin Laplacians    (abstract)
  20. Annemarie Luger:   Herglotz--Nevanlinna functions in several variables    (abstract)
  21. Andrea Mantile:   On the simultaneous identification of scattering parameters for classical waves with potential and transmission conditions    (abstract)
  22. Vadim Mogilevskii:   Pseudospectral functions of various dimensions for symmetric systems    (abstract)
  23. Alexander K. Motovilov:   Invariant graph subspaces of a J-self-adjoint operator in the Feshbach case    (abstract)
  24. Ivica Nakić:   Perturbation of eigenvalues of Klein Gordon operators    (abstract)
  25. Friedrich Philipp:   Locally definite normal operators in Krein spaces    (abstract)
  26. Andrea Posilicano:   Self-adjoint indefinite laplacians    (abstract)
  27. Olaf Post:   Approximation of Laplacians on fractals and other metric spaces by graphs    (abstract)
  28. Nadezhda Rautian and Victor Vlasov:   Spectral analysis of integrodifferential equations arising in viscoelasticity    (abstract)
  29. Jonathan Rohleder:   Inequalities of Faber-Krahn type on metric graphs    (abstract)
  30. Alexander Sakhnovich:   Darboux transformation of symplectic systems and indefinite Sturm-Liouville equations    (abstract)
  31. Philipp Schmitz:   Bounds on the non-real eigenvalues of indefinite Sturm-Liouville operators    (abstract)
  32. Michael Schwarz:   Boundary Representation of Dirichlet Forms on Canonically Compactifiable Graphs    (abstract)
  33. Christian Seifert:   The linear part of the KdV equation on star graphs    (abstract)
  34. Igor Sheipak:   On continuous spectrum of the spectral problem for differential operator with weight-multiplier    (abstract)
  35. Petr Siegl:   Non-accretive Schrödinger operators and exponential decay of their eigenfunctions    (abstract)
  36. Ivana Stanišev:   General inverses of matrices    (abstract)
  37. Franciszek Hugon Szafraniec:   Dissymmetrizing inner product spaces    (abstract)
  38. Gerald Teschl:   A dynamic uncertainty principle for Jacobi operators    (abstract)
  39. Christiane Tretter:   Perturbation of spectra of unbounded operators and operator matrices    (abstract)
  40. Sascha Trostorff:   Maximal regularity for a class of evolutionary problems.    (abstract)
  41. Carsten Trunk:   Spectrum of J-frame operators    (abstract)
  42. Ivan Veselic:   Unique continuation principle and its absence on continuum and discrete geometries    (abstract)
  43. Marcus Waurick:   Stabilization via Homogenization    (abstract)
  44. Melchior Wirth:   Uniqueness of form extensions and domination of semigroups    (abstract)
  45. Ian Wood:   Construction of the selfadjoint dilation of a maximal dissipative operator    (abstract)
  46. Christian Wyss:   Krein space symmetries of Hamiltonian operator matrices in extrapolation spaces    (abstract)

Special Session: Weihnachtskolloquium

  1. Jonathan Eckhardt:   On the inverse spectral method for solving the Camassa-Holm equation    (abstract)
  2. Jonathan Gantner:   Fractional powers of quaternionic linear operators    (abstract)
  3. Borbala Mercedes Gerhat:   The Krein-Rutman Theorem    (abstract)
  4. Christoph Neuner:   Super Singular Perturbations for Non-Semibounded Self-Adjoint Operators    (abstract)
  5. Raphael Pruckner:   Estimates for order of Nevanlinna matrices    (abstract)
  6. Claudio Rojik:   Superconvergence in finite element methods for Maxwell's equations: A local a priori error estimate    (abstract)
  7. Felix Schwenninger:   L∞-admissibility and Orlicz spaces    (abstract)
OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Slides

Slides

Here you find most presentations given at the conference.

  1. Alexander Bagmutov:   Extensions theory model for weakly coupled wave guides and resonators    (presentation)
  2. Andras Batkai:   Perturbations of Positive Semigroups on AM-Spaces    (presentation)
  3. Malcolm Brown:   Selfadjoint and m-sectorial extensions of Sturm-Liouville operators    (presentation)
  4. Florian Büttner:   A Limit-Point- and Limit-Circle Classification of second-order differential operators and their application to PT -symmetric quantum mechanics    (presentation)
  5. Petru Cojuhari:   Spectral analysis for a class of linear pencils arising in transport theory    (presentation)
  6. Benjamin Eichinger:   Elements of J-theory in the spectral theory of GMP matrices    (presentation)
  7. Pavel Exner:   Spectra of magnetic chain graphs    (presentation)
  8. Andreas Fleige:   An indefinite inverse spectral problem of Stieltjes type    (presentation)
  9. Aurelian Gheondea:   Closely embedded Krein spaces    (presentation)
  10. Luka Grubisic:   Operator representation of an network of PDEs modeling a coronary stent.    (presentation)
  11. Jeong Min Ha:   Equivalent norms on generalized Fock spaces    (presentation)
  12. Seppo Hassi:   Some classes of generalized boundary triplets, Weyl functions, and local point interactions    (presentation)
  13. Markus Holzleitner:   Dispersive estimates for radial Schrödinger operators    (presentation)
  14. Markus Holzmann:   Spectral properties of Dirac operators with δ-shell interactions    (presentation)
  15. Edmund Judge:   A technique to embed eigenvalues into the essential spectrum of a periodic Jacobi operator    (presentation)
  16. Sergiusz Kużel:   Schrödinger operators with nonlocal point interactions    (presentation)
  17. Matthias Langer:   Triple variational principles for operator functions    (presentation)
  18. Vladimir Lotoreichik:   Optimization of the lowest eigenvalue for surface δ-interactions and for Robin Laplacians    (presentation)
  19. Annemarie Luger:   Herglotz--Nevanlinna functions in several variables    (presentation)
  20. Vadim Mogilevskii:   Pseudospectral functions of various dimensions for symmetric systems    (presentation)
  21. Alexander K. Motovilov:   Invariant graph subspaces of a J-self-adjoint operator in the Feshbach case    (presentation)
  22. Ivica Nakić:   Perturbation of eigenvalues of Klein Gordon operators    (presentation)
  23. Friedrich Philipp:   Locally definite normal operators in Krein spaces    (presentation)
  24. Andrea Posilicano:   Self-adjoint indefinite laplacians    (presentation)
  25. Olaf Post:   Approximation of Laplacians on fractals and other metric spaces by graphs    (presentation)
  26. Nadezhda Rautian and Victor Vlasov:   Spectral analysis of integrodifferential equations arising in viscoelasticity    (presentation)
  27. Jonathan Rohleder:   Inequalities of Faber-Krahn type on metric graphs    (presentation)
  28. Alexander Sakhnovich:   Darboux transformation of symplectic systems and indefinite Sturm-Liouville equations    (presentation)
  29. Philipp Schmitz:   Bounds on the non-real eigenvalues of indefinite Sturm-Liouville operators    (presentation)
  30. Michael Schwarz:   Boundary Representation of Dirichlet Forms on Canonically Compactifiable Graphs    (presentation)
  31. Christian Seifert:   The linear part of the KdV equation on star graphs    (presentation)
  32. Igor Sheipak:   On continuous spectrum of the spectral problem for differential operator with weight-multiplier    (presentation)
  33. Petr Siegl:   Non-accretive Schrödinger operators and exponential decay of their eigenfunctions    (presentation)
  34. Ivana Stanišev:   General inverses of matrices    (presentation)
  35. Franciszek Hugon Szafraniec:   Dissymmetrizing inner product spaces    (presentation)
  36. Gerald Teschl:   A dynamic uncertainty principle for Jacobi operators    (presentation)
  37. Carsten Trunk:   Spectrum of J-frame operators    (presentation)
  38. Ivan Veselic:   Unique continuation principle and its absence on continuum and discrete geometries    (presentation)
  39. Ian Wood:   Construction of the selfadjoint dilation of a maximal dissipative operator    (presentation)
  40. Christian Wyss:   Krein space symmetries of Hamiltonian operator matrices in extrapolation spaces    (presentation)

Special Session: Weihnachtskolloquium

  1. Jonathan Eckhardt:   On the inverse spectral method for solving the Camassa-Holm equation    (presentation)
  2. Jonathan Gantner:   Fractional powers of quaternionic linear operators    (presentation)
  3. Borbala Mercedes Gerhat:   The Krein-Rutman Theorem    (presentation)
  4. Christoph Neuner:   Super Singular Perturbations for Non-Semibounded Self-Adjoint Operators    (presentation)
  5. Raphael Pruckner:   Estimates for order of Nevanlinna matrices    (presentation)
  6. Claudio Rojik:   Superconvergence in finite element methods for Maxwell's equations: A local a priori error estimate    (presentation)
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OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Registration

Registration

The deadline for registration is July 31, 2016.

The registration fee is € 100 (this includes conference material, conference dinner, and coffee breaks).
For each accompanying person to the dinner € 50 are to be added.

All fees should be paid in cash upon arrival.

Registration is closed.
OTIND, Vienna, December 2016 / Registration Form

Thank you for your registration

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OTIND, Vienna, December 2016

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