The Chinese-German workshop on analysis of partial differential equations and its applications from February 13 - 20, 2011, was held at Freiberg University of Mining and Technology
You can watch and download some photos or all photos as a zip-fileand here are additional photos from the trip to Dresden.
The next workshop will be held at 重慶大學 (Chongqing University) in Chongqing, Province Sichuan, in March 2012. Meet you there!
Information about the conference:
Excursion on Wednesday afternoon
Excursion to Dresden on Saturday
Travel information
Freiberg is located in Saxony in the eastern part of Germany. The nearest aiport is Dresden (DRS). You can fly to Dresden via German airports Frankfurt (FRA) and Munich (MUC) or Austrian airport Vienna (VIE).
There are flight connections from Dresden to the following airports: Frankfurt-Main, München - Franz Josef Strauß, Düsseldorf, Leipzig-Halle, Köln-Bonn and others.
From Dresden airport you can go via Dresden main station to Freiberg. Downstairs (lower ground floor) at the airport is a train station. From this train station run trains from 4:00 o’clock till 24:00 (midnight) to Dresden main station (Dresden Hauptbahnhof, approximately 21 minutes, time table). From Dresden main station there are direct connections to Freiberg train station (time table).
Accommodation
The conference hotel is Hotel am Obermarkt with single and double rooms. It is just around the corner from Freiberg University. We also will have lunch at the hotel (7.50 Euro per person and meal).
Programm
Arrival: Sunday, 13.02.2011.
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14.02.2011 | 15.02.2011 | 16.02.2011 | 17.02.2011 | 18.02.2011 | |
| 09:00- 09:45 | Opening ceremony | Qu Changzheng | Michael Demuth | Bert-Wolfgang Schulze | Rainer Picard |
| 09:45-10:30 | Wang Ya-Guang | Wang Chunpeng | Fang Beixiang | Liu Xiaochun | Wolfram Bauer |
| 10:30-11:00 | coffee break | coffee break | coffee break | coffee break | coffee break |
| 11:00-11:45 | Reinhard Racke | Heinz Siedentop | Yin Huicheng | Wei Yawei | Ingo Witt |
| 11:45-12:30 | Chen Li | Swanhild Bernstein | Li Jun | Marcelo Ebert | Chen Hua |
| 12:30-14:30 | lunch break | lunch break | lunch break | lunch break | lunch break |
| 14:30-15:15 | Jens Wirth | Rainer Mandel | excursion | Michael Dreher | |
| 15:15-16:00 | Narazaki Takashi | Oliver Matte | Zhang Ting | ||
| 16:00-16:30 | coffee break | coffee break | Terra Mineralia | coffee break | |
| 16:30-17:00 | Michael Pokojovy | Sascha Trostorff | Christiane Böhme | ||
| 17:00-17:30 | Christian Jäh | Marcus Waurick | Bui Tang Bao Ngoc | ||
| 19:30 | banquet at Reiche Zeche shaft | ||||
To your information about the talks you may look at or download the volume of abstracts, for a short overwiew we have here a time table with speakers and the title of their talks and list of participants.
Saturday, 19.02.2011, excursion to Dresden
Departure: Sunday, 20.02.2011.
Sponsors
We are very grateful to our sponsors:
International Society for Analysis, its Applications and Computation
Verein der Freunde und Förderer
Excursion
On Wednesday afternoon an excursions is planned. You can take a guided tour through Terra Mineralia which is a huge exibition of minerals:
Terra Mineralia
We invite you to see over 3.500 minerals, gemstones and meteorites from five continents presented in the historical setting of the castle Freudenstein. In the permanent exhibition of terra mineralia the treasures of famous deposits in Asia, America, Africa, Australia and Europe are displayed on three floors.
The minerals shown in this exhibition are provided by the “Pohl-Ströher Mineralienstiftung”. The Saxon-born Swiss Lady Dr. Erika Pohl collected minerals for more than sixty years. In 2004, she decided to give her unique collection as a permanent loan to the TU Bergakademie Freiberg, the world’s oldest mining school.
Conference banquet
will take place in a special room in the Reiche Zeiche shaft. Museum mine:
Freiberg’s Ore District
The discovery of silver ore by Franconian and Thuringian settlers in 1168 spurred the industrialization of the region. As a result, the farming village Christiansdorf became “The Mining Capital Freiberg”. The concentration of the mining industry in Freiberg transformed the city into a center for mining research, geological sciences, and metallurgical engineering.
The Visitor’s Mine
In 1919 the Himmelfahrt Fundgrube (“Ascension Mine”) had been taken over by the Bergakademie (Mining school, which is the original name and purpose of Freiberg University) to be used for instructional and research purposes. The mine ahd become famous for its wealth of silver ore. Today, the mine is not only used for training of students; it is open to the public. There are guided tours through the mine.
Please note: Protective clothing, rubber boots, hard hat, and light are provided. The temperature in the mine is 10°C (50°F).
Dresden - the capital of Saxony
On Saturday, February the 19th, there will be a tour to Dresden, assisted by Mrs. Chen Konietzky and Prof. Reissig.
The historical center of Dresden is famous for its exhibitions such as picture galleries Alte Meister, Neue Meister, art collection Grünes Gewölbe and Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady). Trains from Freiberg run regulary to Dresden.
Contact
If you need further assistence or have questions please don’t hesitate to contact us by E-Mail
Local Organizers
Prof. Dr. Michael Reissig, PD Dr. Swanhild Bernstein, DM Herrmann, DM Ebert.
Upcoming events
Workshop Geometric and Singular Analysis
Potsdam, March 07 - 11, 2011
Contact: W. Bauer, B.-W. Schulze, I. Witt