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Speakers for FFT 2009

This is the list of speakers for FFT 2009. Click on a name for the title and abstract. For the schedule of the 2009 conference, please see our schedule page.

Keynote Address (Thursday Evening): Barry Cipra - "What Makes a Good Math Story?"
Norbert Wiener Colloquium (Friday Afternoon): Robert Fefferman (Chicago) - "Some Generalizations of Classical Problems in Harmonic Analysis and Associated Open Problems"
Norbert Wiener Center Distinguished Lecturer (Thursday Afternoon): Richard Kadison (University of Pennsylvania)
Relations Between Fourier Analysis and Quantum - Dirac's Approach in Modern Style

David Colella (The MITRE Corporation)
Spectral Reassignment for Improved Estimation
Anna Gilbert (Michigan)
Near-optimal localization via incoherence and sparsity
Palle Jorgensen (Iowa)
Wavelets, signals, and fractals
Joseph Lakey (New Mexico State)
Time-frequency localization of multiband signals
Yura Lyubarskii (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
Time-frequency Analysis Meets Complex Analysis
William Moran (University of Melbourne)
Radar Ambiguity, Golays, and the Weyl-Heisenberg Group
Virginia Naibo (Kansas State)
Mixed norm estimates for the k-plane transform
Karen Peterson (NIH)
Too Much Information: Strategies for Making the Most of Medical Technology
Jill Pipher (Brown)
Multiparameter commutators and div-curl theory
Justinian Rosca (Siemens)
Doing More with Less: Mutual Interdependence Analysis

Darrin Speegle (St. Louis University)
Dilations and orthonormal wavelets
Brian Turner (BAE Systems)
Finding a Solution to Complete Urban Propagation Modeling in our Lifetime
David Walnut (George Mason University)
Operator Identification and Sampling

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