The 9th Jyväskylä Summer School, 2.-20.8.99
Pekka Orponen
AUGUST 2-20, 1999
The Jyväskylä Summer School offers courses in various
fields of science for advanced undergraduate students,
graduate students and post-docs, with an aim towards
encouraging interdisciplinary study. The programme of the
Summer School consists of courses in the following areas:
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Computer science and information systems
- Mathematics and applied mathematics
- Physics
- Statistical sciences
The official language of the School is English. The new
name "Jyväskylä Summer School" has been adopted since
1.1.1999. The School is included in the official teaching
programmes of several national Graduate Schools: Particle
and Nuclear Physics, Condensed Matter, Bioorganic Chemistry,
Analysis and Logic, Computing and Mathematical Sciences (COMAS),
and Computational Chemistry and Molecular Spectroscopy (LASKEMO).
The School also enjoys national status as an educational Centre
of Excellence, and was acknowledged at the European level by
receiving support from the EU-TMR programme in 1997-1998.
The 8th Jyväskylä Summer School in August 1998 was attended by
204 participants and 60 teachers from 31 different countries.
Altogether 1645 participants and 293 teachers have attended the
Summer School since its inception in 1991.
Application
To apply for the Jyväskylä Summer School the attached
application form should be filled in and sent, together with
the applicant’s study record or CV, to the organisers by
May 30th, 1999. A limited number of grants will be available
for students from Russia and the Baltic and Eastern Central
European countries, to cover some of their travel (economy class)
and accommodation costs. To apply for this support the applicant
should send a letter of recommendation from his/her supervisor
along with an informal application letter indicating costs.
Additional financing is available for participants of the
statistical science workshop (ST1) coming from the developing
and transition countries. The application form and further
details are available on the homepage of the workshop
(http://www.stat.jyu.fi/wshop99jy).
Accommodation and Fees
The courses are free of charge. Participants can choose
their accommodation between modern student apartments,
summer hotels and hotels. The approximate cost for
housing is as follows: student apartment 1050 FIM/three
weeks, 750 FIM/two weeks, 450 FIM/week, summer hotel
200 FIM/night (2-6 beds/room) and hotel 500 FIM/night
(1ECU=6FIM). Each participant is responsible for his/her
own housing, living and travel expenses. The rent of the
student apartment has to be paid in advance before 30th of
June 1999. Full refund (excluding money transfer expenses)
can be made if cancellation is received by that date.
The University and the City of Jyväskylä
The University of Jyväskylä is a dynamic educational and
research institution with six faculties and 12 000 students,
located in the City of Jyväskylä about 300 km north from
Helsinki. Connections from Helsinki are frequent by air,
rail and bus. The economy of the Jyväskylä region, with a
population of 110 000, is based on modern pulp and paper
industries and the emerging information technologies. The
city is also well known for its sports activities and sites
in, e.g., rally, ski-jumping, aerobics and gymnastics (in all
of which it has fostered recent world champions), together
with its national research facilities for both competitive
sport and health programmes. Jyväskylä is surrounded by
beautiful lakes, ridges, fields and forests. Numerous
recreational activities can be experienced, including swimming,
golf, hiking, berry and mushroom picking, fishing, canoeing,
and lake cruises. The local organisers of the School will
offer an inspiring atmosphere and various types of leisure
activities, which will put the participants in touch with
aspects of the Finnish culture, including enjoyment of the
Finnish sauna.
Further information and addresses
Final information on the Summer School will be sent to
accepted students latest in June 1999. Updated information
can be found on the WWW pages of the School.
Contact information:
Ms. Anni Kekki
The 9th Jyväskylä Summer School
Faculty of Mathematics and Science
University of Jyväskylä
P.O. Box 35, FIN-40351 Jyväskylä, Finland
Phone: +358 14 602 206
Fax: +358 14 602 201
E-mail: j...@cc.jyu.fi
WWW: http://www.jyu.fi/summerschool
COURSE PROGRAMME
More detailed course information is available on the
WWW pages of the School.
MATHEMATICS AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS:
MA1 Percolation on Trees and Groups
August 2-13, 1999, 20 hours
Lecturer: Russell Lyons (Indiana University, USA)
MA2 Brownian Motion, Fractal Dimension and Trees
August 2 - 8, 1999, 10 h
Lecturer: Yuval Peres (Jerusalem & Berkeley)
MA3 Stochastic Differential Equations
August 2 - 6, 1999, 10 h
Lecturer: Istvan Gyöngy (Edinburgh)
MA4 The Markov Chain Monte Carlo Method: A Rigorous Approach
August 9 –13, 1999, 10 h
Lecturer: Mark Jerrum (Edinburgh)
MA5 Evolutionary Computing for Complex Multidisciplinary Design
August 9 - 13, 1999, 10 h
Lecturer: Jacques Periaux (Dassault Aviation, France)
PHYSICS:
PH1 Many-Body Physics
August 2 - 13, 1999, 30 h
Lecturer: Prof. Stig Stenholm (Univ. of Stockholm)
PH2 Conformal Invariance in Statistical Physics
August 16 – 20, 1999, 15h
Lecturer: H-P Eckle (Jyväskylä)
PH3 Nuclear Structure for the Next Millennium
August 2-10, 1999, 10 h
Lecturer: W. Nazarewicz (Tennessee)
PH4 Hyperfine Interactions of Radioactive Nuclei
August 4 - 12, 1999, 10 h
Lecturer: J. Billowes (The University of Manchester)
PH5 From the Nuclear Physics Microcosm to the
Astrophysics Macrocosm
August 6 - 13, 1999, 10 h
Lecturer: M. Arnould (Bruxelles)
PH6 Theory of Electroweak Baryogenesis
August 9-13, 1999, 10 h lectures + 4 h practicals
Lecturer: Kimmo Kainulainen (Copenhagen)
PH7 High-Temperature QCD and Electroweak Theories
on the Lattice
August 9 -13, 1999, 10 h lectures + 4 h practicals
Lecturer: Kari Rummukainen (Copenhagen)
CHEMISTRY:
CH1 Synthetic Bioorganic Chemistry
9 – 20 August 1999, 36 h lectures + 4 h examination
Lecturers: Günter Haufe (University of Münster),
Roger Strömberg (Karoliniska Institutet, Stockholm),
Ari Koskinen (Oulu)
CH2 Introduction to Statistical Mechanics
August 9-13 1999, 15 h
Lecturers: Kari Laasonen (University of Oulu) and/or a teacher
to be confirmed later
CH3 Molecular Dynamics and Monte Carlo methods
August 16-20 1999, 12h,
Lecturers: Kari Laasonen (University of Oulu),
M. Peräkylä (University of Kuopio) and a teacher to be
confirmed later.
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS:
CSI1 The Evolution of Programming Languages
August 2 - 13, 1999, 18 - 20 h
Lecturer: Peter Grogono (Concordia University, Montreal)
CSI2 Computer-Supported Cooperative Work
August 11-14, 1999, 10 h
Lecturer: Mark S. Ackerman (UC Irvine)
ECOLOGY:
BIO1 Summer School and Workshop on Statistical
Sciences and Modeling in Ecology
August 9-15, 1999, 56 h
Lecturers: R. Alatalo (Jyväskylä), I. Hanski (Helsinki),
V. Kaitala (Jyväskylä), E. Korpimäki (Turku), P. Lundberg (Lund),
E. Ranta (Helsinki), H. Rita (Helsinki), H. Ylönen (Jyväskylä)
STATISTICAL SCIENCES:
ST1 Workshop on recent trends in the methodology for
social and business surveys
August 5 - 10, 1999, 36 h + 2 h (exam)
Lecturers: Jon N.K. Rao (Carleton University), Chris Skinner
(University of Southampton), Harvey Goldstein (University of London)
APPLICATION FORM FOR THE 9th JYVÄSKYLÄ SUMMER SCHOOL
Last name: __________________________________________________________
First name: _________________________________________________________
Date of birth: ____________________ Sex: Male / Female
I am pursuing BSc/ MSc/ PhD/ postdoctoral studies
Institution: ________________________________________________________
Contact address:______________________________________________________
E-mail: ___________________________________
Phone: _______________________ Fax: ________________________________
Nationality: _________________________________________________________
If you are working on a diploma work (master's thesis) or PhD thesis,
please give the title of the work.
Title: ______________________________________________________________
I plan to take the following courses:
__ PH1 __ PH4 __ PH7 __ MA1 __ MA4
__ PH2 __ PH5 __ MA2 __ MA5
__ PH3 __ PH6 __ MA3
__ CH1 __ CSI1 __ BIO1
__ CH2 __ CSI2 __ ST1
__ CH3
I wish to be accommodated in a
__ student apartment
__ summer hotel (about FIM 200/night/person in a double room)
__ hotel (about FIM 500/night/person in a double room)
I need no accommodation __
A study record or CV should be enclosed. The participants will be
selected
on the basis of this description.
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