For the Public Lecture, Plenary Speakers, and Prize Lectures, please consult the main page. For a list of those delivering Contributed Papers, please consult the abstracts section. By invitation of the Meeting Committee, there will be symposia in the following areas:

Dynamics and Symmetry
(Org: Bill Langford, Guelph University and Jianhong Wu, York University)

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Jacques Bélair (Montreal), Oleg Bogoyavlenskij (Queen's), Pietro-Luciano Buono (Centre de Recherches Mathematiques), Sue Ann Campbell (Waterloo), Yuming Chen (Wilfrid Laurier), Benoit Dionne (Ottawa), Victor G. LeBlanc (Ottawa), Gregory Lewis (Fields Institute), Robert Milson (Dalhousie), Wayne Nagata (UBC), George W. Patrick (Saskatchewan), Shigui Ruan (Dalhousie), Jedrzej Sniatycki (Calgary), Xiaoqiang Zhao (Memorial), Xingfu Zou (Memorial).

Free Probability
(Org: Alexandru Nica, University of Waterloo)

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Michael Anshelevich (Berkeley), Marek Bozejko (Wroclaw), Berndt Brenken (Calgary), Man-Duen Choi (Toronto), Ken Davidson (Fields Institute), George Elliott (Toronto), Remus Floricel (Queen's), Uwe Franz (Greifswald), Fred Goodman (Iowa), Madalin Guta (Nijmegen, The Netherlands), Mourad Ismail (Southern Florida), Dima Jakobson (McGill), Kenley Jung (Berkeley), Marius Junge (Illinois - Urbana), Claus Köstler (Queen's), David Kribs (Iowa), Laurent Marcoux (Waterloo), James Mingo (Queen's), Magdalena Musat (Illinois-Urbana), Ian Putnam (Victoria), Zhong-Jin Ruan (Illinois - Urbana), Marius Stefan (UCLA).

History of Mathematics
(Org: Richard O'Lander and Ronald Sklar, St. John's University, N.Y.)

Michael Barr (McGill), Ismail Biskri (Québec-Trois Rivières), Jonathan Borwein (Simon Fraser), Stan Burris (Waterloo), Joan DeBello and Ronald Sklar (St. John's, USA), Erik Demaine (Waterloo), Lisa Fan and Brien McGuire (Regina), Michael Friendly (York), Charles Gallant (St. Francis Xavier), Tom Hurd (McMaster), Velimir Jurdjevic (Toronto), Stanley Kochman (York), Jim Lambek (McGill), Miroslav Lovric (McMaster), Angelo Mingarelli (Carleton), Don Robinson (St. Thomas), Luis Seco (Toronto), David Spring (York), W.A. van Wijngaarden (Cdn. Inst. for Photonic Innovations), Wojciech Ziarko (Regina).

Industrial Mathematics
(Org: Huaxiong Huang, York University)

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Dhavide Aruliah (Fields In (Fields Institute), Dan Beamish (York), Lloyd Bridge (UBC) (UBC), Yongqiang Cao (York) (York), Robert Enekel (IBM), David Field (GM), Ian Frigaard (UBC), Dong Liang (York), Mini-symposium, Keith Promislow (SFU), Dan Ryan (UBC) (UBC), Donald Schwendeman (Renselaer Polytechnic Institute), John Stockie (UNB), Rex Westbrook (Calgary), Brian Wetton (UBC).

Kac-Moody Lie Theory and Generalizations
(Org: Nantel Bergeron, Yun Gao, and Geanina Tudose York University)

Bruce Allison (Alberta), Georgia Benkart (Wisconsin-Madison), Stephen Berman (Saskatchewan), Yu Chen (Torino), Terry Gannon (Alberta), Dimitar Grantcharov (California-Riverside), Yanan Lin (Xiamen), Duncan Melville (St. Lawrence), Erhard Neher (Ottawa), Anne Schilling (California-Davis), Mark Shimozono (Virginia Tech), Yoji Yoshii (Alberta), Mike Zabrocki (York), Kaiming Zhao (Carleton).

Moonshine
(Org: Christopher Cummins, Concordia University)

Imin Chen (Simon Fraser), Chris Cummins (Concordia), Terry Gannon (Alberta), John McKay (Concordia), Simon Norton (Cambridge), Abdellah Sebbar (Ottawa), Noriko Yui (Queen's).

Nonlinear and Geometric Analysis
(Org: Robert McCann and Jochen Denzler, University of Toronto)

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Anthony Bloch (Michigan-Ann Arbor), Adrian Butscher (MPI f. Gravitationsphysik, Potsdam, Germany), Rustum Choksi (Simon Fraser), Jim Colliander (Toronto), Justin Corvino (Brown), Panagiota Daskalopoulos (California-Irvine), Ailana Fraser (Brown), Bo Guan (Tennessee-Knoxville), Steve Gustafson (ETH Zurich/UBC), Fengbo Hang (Courant Institute), Mark Haskins (Johns Hopkins), Robert Jerrard (Illinois-Urbana-Champaign), Dan Knopf (Wisconsin-Madison), Peter Pang (Ntl. Univ. of Singapore), Mary Pugh (Toronto), Jesse Ratzkin (Utah), Rina Rotman (Toronto), Vladen Timorin (Toronto), Agnes Tourin (Toronto), Sumio Yamada (Cornell), Carmen Young (Fields Institute).

Mathematical Education
(Org: Pat Rogers, University of Windsor, Kathy Kubota-Zarivnij, and Walter Whiteley, York University)

These sessions explore what might be learned when mathematicians converse with mathematics educators about the teaching and the learning of mathematics. They are designed to build that conversation, starting with questions which mathematicians bring. Discussion, rather than formal presentations is encouraged. All sessions will take place on Sunday, December 9, 2001.

Session A (Questions I could have asked - Lessons I might have learned), Session B (Questions I explored - results I obtained).