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FFT 2014 Schedule

The main events include a Distinguished Lecturer on Thursday afternoon; our Keynote speaker Thursday at 6:45 pm, followed by a light dinner reception on the second floor rotunda of the Mathematics building; and the Norbert Wiener Colloquium on Friday at 3:15 pm, followed by High Tea for all participants of the FFT.

Keynote Address (Thursday Evening): Nathan Crone (John Hopkins University Medical School)
Listening In on the Human Brain at Work

Norbert Wiener Colloquium (Friday Afternoon):Gerald Folland (University of Washington)
Time-Frequency Analysis and the Dark Side of Representation Theory

Norbert Wiener Center Distinguished Lecturer (Thursday Afternoon): Ron DeVore (Texas A&M)
Avoiding the curse of dimensionality in high dimensional problems

FFT 2014 Schedule

	Thursday Talks February 20		Friday Talks February 21

	*Morning speakers*		*Morning speakers*
9:00-9:30	Alexander Barg (University of Maryland) New applications of harmonic analysis in combinatorics: Infinite associate schemes		Sijue Wu (University of Michigan) Some large time behaviors of surface water waves
9:45-10:15	Glenn Easley (The MITRE Corporation) Compressive Sensing Super Resolution Camera		Peter Balazs (Acoustics Research Institution) Frames for Psychoacoustics: Erblet transform and perceptive sparsity
10:30-11:00	Gilbert Walter (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee) Series of Chromatic Differences		Youngmi Hur (John Hopkins University) Multi-D wavelet construction using Quillen-Suslin theorem for Laurent polynomials
11:15-11:45	Louise Raphael (Howard University) Generalized Theorems of Classical Denoising Methods on Graphs with an Application to Cancer Classification for Gene Expression Data		Bradley Lucier (Purdue University) A Statistics problem from spectroscopy that hints of compressive sensing

11:45-1:30	Lunch	11:45-1:00	Lunch

	*Afternoon speakers*		*Afternoon speakers*
		1:00-1:30	Vivek Goyal (Boston University) First-Photon Imaging: Imaging by Estimation of Parametric Posson Processes
1:30-2:00	David Messinger (Rochester Institute of Technology) A graphical operator framework for signature detection in hyperspectral imagery	1:45-2:15	Morten Nielsen (Aalborg University) Shift invariant spaces and BMO
2:15-2:45	Jacqueline Le Moigne (NASA) Multiscale representations for the analysis of multisource remote sensing imagery	2:30-3:00	Ioannis Konstantinidis (University of Houston) Unclouding pollution maps
3:00-3:30	Rajarshi Roy (University of Maryland) Symmetries, cluster synchronization, and isolated desynchronization in complex networks	3:15-4:00	Norbert Wiener Colloquium Gerald Folland (University of Washington) Time-Frequency Analysis and the Dark Side of Representation Theory (The Norbert Wiener Colloquium will be followed by High Tea)
4:00-4:50	Norbert Wiener Center Distinguished Lecturer Ronald DeVore (Texas A&M University) Avoiding the curse of dimensionality in high dimensional problems

5:00	Student poster sessions

	*Thursday Evening Program*
6:30	Introductory remarks by Scott Wolpert and Norbert Wiener Center Director, John J. Benedetto
6:45	Keynote Speaker Nathan Crone (John Hopkins University Medical School) Listening in on the human brain at work
7:30	Social, Light Dinner, Refreshments