M. G. Krein Centenary Conference

 

International Conference on Modern Analysis and Applications

Odessa, Ukraine

April 9-14, 2007

 

Site of meetings

Building where all lectures were held. Currently it is the Odessa Regional Institute
of the National Academy of Public Administration

Monument

Monument opposite the Institute. The gold star commemorates the heroic defense
of the city in the Second World War.


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Me with Yuri Lyubich and Vladimir Matsaev

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Aad Dijksma, Olof Staffans, and Jarmo Malinen 

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Franciszek Szafraniec and X1, with Harald Woracek in the background on the right. 

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L. Z. Grossman and Damir Z. Arov 

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Me with Damir Z. Arov 

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Unknowns X2, X3, Takashi Ichinose, and Tsuyoshi Ando (seated on the right) 

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Alberto Grünbaum and Jeff Geronimo 

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Stephen Clark, Fritz Gesteszy, Gerald Teschl

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Pavel Kurasov and Annemarie Luger 

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Vadym Adamyan

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Heinz Langer speaking, Peter Lancaster and wife seated on his left

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Takashi Ichinose, Tsuyoshi Ando, Jaroslav Zemánek, Harry Dym, daughter of

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Me with Israel Gohberg 

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Yurij A. Chapovsky and Yurij Berezansky

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Leonid Golinskii and Eduard Tsekanovskii 

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Louis Nirenberg (standing), Yurij Berezansky, and Fedor Rofe-Beketov

 

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Vitali Milman

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James Ralston               img_0789.jpgVyacheslav Pivovarchik and Manfred Möller               

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Fedor Rofe-Beketov, Evgenii Khruslov, Vladimir Mikhailets(?), Vladimir Marchenko               

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Christiane Tretter, Mrs. Israel Gohberg seated on right                img_0794.jpg

Sergey Belyi and Stephen Clark


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Natalia A. Rozhenko and Damir Z. Arov 

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This group provided excellent entertainment at the conference dinner.

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Dancing after dinner 

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Sergey Saprikin



               

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Evening near the city center, looking away from Pushkin's statue. 

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The steps leading to the harbor were designed as the main entrance to the city.  
Since Eisenstein's film, they are also known as the "Potemkin steps." The sides 
appear parallel because the width of the steps increases from top to bottom. 


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Romantically inclined tourist couples attach padlocks to the fence on this bridge
and then throw away the key to signify that their love will last forever! This is not 
a local custom, and our guide thought this was a practice of Thai visitors. 

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The Odessa opera house rivals the best in the world, including Vienna and Paris. 

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Orthodox church
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After the conference ended, I went for a walk along the Black Sea in the Arcadia 
district. Nothing seemed right for a photo, until I came upon this bridal party 
posing on the beach.