Mathematical Sciences: 1988 Summer Institute on "Operator   Theory/Operator Algebras and Applications"
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This project supports a three week mathematical                            research institute to be organized by the American                              Mathematical Society during the summer of 1988.  The                            institute will be the thirty-sixth in a series planned                          with the purpose of bringing together a large group of                          mathematicians who are interested in a particular field                         of mathematical research.  Emphasis is placed primarily                         on instruction at a very high level with seminars and                           lectures by distinguished mathematicians in related                             fields.                                                                              The 1988 institute will focus on "Operator                                 Theory/Operator Algebras and Applications".  During the                         last twenty years operator theory has come of age.  The                         subject has developed in several directions, using new                          and powerful methods that led to the solutions of basic                         problems thought to be inaccessible in the sixties.                             These developments have made mutually enriching contact                         with other areas of mathematics, including algebraic                            topology and index theory, complex analysis in one and                          several variables, and probability theory.  This                                institute  will summarize the current progress and                              examine the common and unifying theories that exist in                          the subject.
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