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 Links of interest to Operator Theorists and Operator Algebraists 

o        Canadian Operator Theory and Operator Algebras Symposium, Edmonton 1998.

o        Sam Walter's Operator Algebraist Page at UNBC. He has a boatload of links there as well, including:

§         Operator Algebraists Home Pages  

Miscellaneous Links:

• OnLine Books:
• The On-Line Books Page [Hosted by the Univ. of Pennsylvannia]
• La bibliothèque universelle [263 French books by 89 authors]
• The Cornell Library Historical Mathematics Monographs [Classic math texts hosted by Cornell University]
• Researcher at the Institute of Mathematics of the Romanian Academy

Math department web servers.

Home pages of operator algebraists.
Los Alamos (Functional analysis preprints, especially operator algebras).
Rob Kirby's letter about the inflation of costs of math journals.
A worldwide list of mirrors for Stanford's Macintosh archive.

For a math-friendly search engine, try...

MAT4340 - Elementær funksjonalanalyse - Høsten 2007

25th Nordic and 1st British-Nordic congress of Mathematicians, Oslo 8-11 June 2009

C*-seminaret

Abel symposium on Operator Algebras, Oslo 2-6 September 2004

• Geometric Functional Analysis at Penn State

Another website noncommutativegeometry.net has been created by Bertrand Monthubert.

A new blog Noncommutative Geometry has been created by Arup Pal and Masoud Khalkhali.

A Journal of Noncommutative Geometry has been created.

• Books
• Noncommutative geometry

Academic Press, San Diego, CA, 1994, 661 p., ISBN 0-12-185860-X.

• Conversations on Mind, Matter, and Mathematics
• Triangle of Thoughts

With André Lichnerowicz and Marcel Paul Schützenberger

• University of Regina
• Faculty of Science
• Department of Mathematics and Statistics
• Preprints in operator algebras
• UofR Library (Math Journals Online)
• A list of Mathematics journals accessible from the internet
• A list of all Mathematics journals
• Canadian Mathematical Society
• Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC)
• The Canadian Resource Page

Photographs of Math Guys and Gals

• COSY-2007, Guelph, Canada
• WONRA-2006, Bremen, Germany
• IWOTA-2004, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
• ICM-2002, Great Wall of China
• Regina seminar group in 2001
• Book.
• D.R. Farenick, Algebras of Linear Transformations, Springer-Verlag, New York, 2001.
• Resources
• For Math 122 Students: A Linear Algebra Dictionary
• Frequently Asked Questions
• What is mathematics about and what is it good for?

School of Mathematics and
 School of Physics  (Physics Page)
Institut Universitaire de France

UCSB Mathematics Department

Hilbert - Sam Walters' Homepage
University of Oregon Webmail
Homepage of N. Christopher Phillips
IMS Home Page
AMS Home Page
CMS Home Page
History of Mathematics Archive

Programs for Graphing Calculators

 Programs for different graphing calculators. To see the programs or download them, please click here.

The operator algebra group at Tokyo

List of books on operator algebras

·         Internatioal Liaison Office, Dept. of Math. Sci.

              SNF-center in Non-commutative Geometry

INTAS

Operator Algebra Resources

This page contains lists of some resources useful to mathematicians working in the subject of operator algebras. Please use this link to email me if you find any link that does not work or have suggestions for information to be included here.

Contents

1. General and regional operator algebra information sites
2. People in operator algebras
3. Books, journals, reprints, and preprints
4. Conferences
5. Websites for specific subareas of operator algebras and specific subareas of other fields with connections to operator algebras
6. Miscellaneous
7. Some general mathematical information

General and regional operator algebra information sites

• A similar operator algebra page, at the University of Nevada at Reno.
• The Noncommutative Geometry Website. This site contains a number of announcements, links to web pages of people in noncommutative geometry (sometimes on this site, sometimes their home pages), a publications section (still very small as of September 2005), and more.
• The Operator Algebraist's Information Stack at Leipzig, maintained by Michael Frank.
• Operator algebras in Canada.
• Network in Quantum Spaces - Noncommutative Geometry (European Union).
• Le GDR "Algèbres d'opérateurs" (France).
• Operator Algebras in Japan (NATS). This is a mailing list service for operator algebraists in Japan. It has links to a partial list of members and to information on conferences in Japan.

People in operator algebras

• The Operator algebraist email directory (maintained by N. Christopher Phillips, email.
• Directories of home pages of operator algebraists, with links to the pages listed:
• Directory of home pages maintained by N. C. Phillips. Includes fields of interest and institutions. Only contains entries submitted by the people listed. Moderate length.
• A directory of home pages and email addresses at the University of Nevada at Reno, maintained by Birant Ramazan. This list contains a very large number of entries, including a number of people in neighboring areas such as single operator theory, with information compiled from various sources. There is a separate page for each letter of the alphabet.
• Home pages of Operator Algebraists, maintained by Samuel G. Walters. Names (with links) only. Geographically split: first Canada, then the U.S., then everywhere else. Moderate length.
• An incomplete list of the members of NATS (a Japanese operator algebra email mailing list), organized by home university.
• Home pages of a few research groups in operator algebras.
• The Operator Algebraist's Information Stack (at Leipzig) contains links to the home pages of a number of research groups in operator algebras and related fields, especially in Germany.
• Home pages of some research groups in operator algebras:

Australia:

• Operator algebras at the University of Newcastle, Australia.

Britain:

• Noncommutative geometry and operator algebras at Cardiff University.
• Functional Analysis at the University of Leeds.
• Analysis and noncommutative geometry at the University of Manchester.

Denmark:

Operator algebras at the University of Southern Denmark (Odense).

France:

• Noncommutative geometry at the Institut de Mathématiques de Luminy.
• Operator algebras and applications at Orléans.
• Operator algebras at the Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris 6).

Germany:

• Sonderforschungsbereich SFB 478: "Geometrical Structures in Mathematics" (Cuntz and Echterhoff), Universität Münster
• Arbeitsgruppe Albrecht, Universität des Saarlandes, Saarbrücken
• Arbeitsgruppe Eschmeier, Universität des Saarlandes, Saarbrücken
• Arbeitsgruppe Wittstock, Universität des Saarlandes, Saarbrücken

Japan:

• Operator algebras at the University of Tokyo.

Norway:

• Analysis group at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Trondheim).
• Operator algebras at the University of Oslo.

Poland:

• Department of Mathematical Methods in Physics, Warsaw University.

Romania:

• Operator Algebras Workgroup at the Institute of Mathematics at the Romanian Academy.

Russia:

• Moscow Operator Algebras and Topology Page.

Switzerland:

• Harmonic analysis and operator algebras at the Université de Neuchâtel.

USA:

• Functional analysis at the University of Iowa.
• Geometric functional analysis (includes operator algebras) at Pennsylvania State University.
• Noncommutative geometry and operator algebras at Vanderbilt University.

Books, journals, reprints, and preprints

• C* News, issues 38--44.
• The Journal of Functional Analysis.
• The Journal of Operator Theory.
• The Mathematical Physics Electronic Journal.
• The arXiv (electronic preprint archive). It covers many subjects, not just mathematics. Areas of interest to operator algebraists:
• recent operator algebra submissions, complete archive.
• recent functional analysis submissions, complete archive.
• recent K-theory and homology submissions, complete archive.
• recent quantum algebra submissions, complete archive.
• UC Davis front end for the mathematics portion.

Mirror sites for the arXiv in various countries (only the main page is given, but the analogs of the links above probably work at all the mirrors):

• USA.
• Italy.
• Britain.
• Germany.
• South Korea.
• Taiwan.
• Brazil.
• Spain.
• Japan.
• Russia.
• Australia.
• The K-Theory Preprint Server: mirror sites in Germany; in the USA.
• The Mathematical Physics Preprint Archive.
• AMS directory of mathematics preprint and e-print servers.

Conferences

• The announcements related to operator algebras (as they appeared in updates to N. C. Phillips' email directory) contain many conference announcements submitted by the organizers. The announcements are usually very short, but for some there are links to more complete information, and for some a longer announcement is available via this link.
• An incomplete list of conferences in Japan (in English); in Japanese.
• Conferences on K-theory: mirror sites in Germany; in the USA.
• Conferences on groupoids,
• Regular conference series. Items listed here are conference series (mostly regional) which normally have at least one event per year and whose coverage includes operator algebras. I have given the region served and what I know about the usual timing and length. (Note that exceptions are always possible.) I have provided links to permanent home pages for the series when I am aware of them. Otherwise, for information on the next planned events, try looking at the recent announcements associated with the operator algebraist email directory, or try contacting an operator algebraist in the appropriate region.

Many operator algebra conferences are not part of series, or are part of series (such as CBMS) of unrelated specialized conferences; such conferences are not listed here. Again, for information on such conferences, look through the recent announcements associated with the email directory.

Please email me (N. Christopher Phillips) if you have additional information to be included here.

• Great Plains Operator Theory Seminar (GPOTS), regional conference for the central U.S. (but once held in Puerto Rico), usually 4 to 5 days each spring. This is a permanent link to the next (or just past) conference.
• Canadian Operator Symposium, regional conference for Canada (but once held in California), usually 4 to 5 days late in each spring. History (not an official site of the Canadian Operator Symposium, and does not have links to the websites of current conferences).
• West Coast Operator Algebra Seminar (WCOAS), regional conference for western North America, usually one weekend early in each fall. There is no official home page for the WCOAS, but (as of July 2003) the locations for the conferences in the fall of 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 are listed on the home page of N. Christopher Phillips.
• Wabash Modern Analysis Seminar, regional functional analysis seminar for Indiana and Illinois, usually 4 to 5 one day events each academic year, with less frequent larger events.
• Iowa-Nebraska Functional Analysis Seminar (INFAS), a one day regional conference held twice a year (usually in April and October) in Des Moines IA and attended by groups from the University of Iowa, Iowa State University, and the University of Nebraska; there are occasional larger events.
• The Workshop in Linear Analysis and Probability, a month long workshop held each summer at Texas A&M University, and SUMIRFAS (Summer Informal Regional Functional Analysis Seminar).
• North British Functional Analysis Seminar (NBFAS), a one or two day regional conference held three times a year at varying locations in the northern part of Britain.

Websites for specific subareas of operator algebras and specific subareas of other fields with connections to operator algebras

Subareas that are part of operator algebras are listed before subareas of other fields, but otherwise the order is random.

• What are operator spaces? (online version here); German version: Was sind Operatorräume? (online version here). This is an overview of the central notions and most important results in the theory of operator spaces. There are links to pdf files on the first listed page in each language. At the Arbeitsgruppe Wittstock, Universität des Saarlandes. German version from 1999; English version from 2001; links current as of 19 Oct. 2007.
• The Hilbert C*-Module Home Page (has bibliographies in the form of pdf files), maintained (as of 22 Jan. 2004) by Michael Frank at the Technical University Leipzig (HTWK).
• The Groupoid Home Page, maintained (as of 11 March 2005) by Birant Ramazan at the University of Nevada at Reno.
• The Novikov Conjecture Home Page, maintained (as of 7 August 1996) by Jonathan Rosenberg at the University of Maryland (email: jmr@math.umd.edu).
• A web site for local relativistic quantum physics, Universität Göttingen, Germany.

Miscellaneous

• Announcements related to operator algebras (as they appeared in updates to N. C. Phillips' email directory). The announcements are usually very short, but for some there are links to more complete information.
• The AMS subject classification numbers for selfadjoint operator algebras.

Some general mathematical information

• The AMS home page.
• The home page of the International Association of Mathematical Physics.
• The moderated newsgroup sci.math.research, newsgroup archives. (The archives link was temporarily out of order when I tried it. A general search, which covers the newsgroup sci.math.research as well as every other newsgroup, can also be tried at groups.google.com. There is also an unmoderated newsgroup sci.math , but it has a rather low signal to noise ratio.)
• An organized collection of links to mathematics-related WWW sites , at Florida State University.
• A large collection of links to mathematics related sites at Pennsylvania State University, starting at its table of contents. The items include lists of math department home pages, a list of home pages of mathematical associations, and lists of subject area pages in mathematics.
• A list of math department home pages, at Florida State University. (See two items up for mirror sites.)

Printed Journals with Mathematics and Internet sites http://www.ams.org/mathweb/mi-journals5.html#A