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The 2017 Great Plains Operator Theory Symposium
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth, Texas
May 22-26, 2017
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The Great Plains Operator Theory Symposium
The Great Plains Operator Theory Symposium has been held annually
since 1981, receiving continuous support from the NSF since
1983. During this time the event has been organized at 22 distinct
institutions, and has grown considerably in size and scope to
reach its current status as the largest event in the field of
operator algebras and operator theory.
Previous hosts include (please help us complete the list!):
- The University of Illioins at Urbana-Champaign (2016)
- Purdue University (2015)
- Kansas State University (2014)
- UC Berkeley (2013)
- University of Houston (2012)
- Arizona State University (2011)
- University of Denver (2010)
- University of Colorado at Boulder (2009)
- University of Cincinnati (2008)
- University of Nebraska, Lincoln (2007)
- University of Iowa (2006)
- University of Central Florida (2005)
- Texas A&M University (2004)
- University of Illinois (2003)
- University of North Carolina at Charlotte (2002)
- University of New Hampshire (2001)
- University of Puerto Rico (2000)
- Iowa State University (1999)
- Kansas State University (1998)
- Queen's University (1997)
- Arizona State University (1996)
- University of Cincinnati (1995)
- University of Nebraska, Lincoln (1994)
- University of Colorado at Boulder (1993)
- University of Iowa (1992)
- Texas A&M University (1991)
- University of New Mexico (1990)
- University of Houston (1989) (rebranded "The Great Plains
Operator Theory Symposium")
- Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis (1988)
- University of Kansas (1987)
- University of Cincinnati (1986)
- Texas A&M University (1985)
- Iowa State University (1984)
- University of Kansas (1981) ("The Great Plains Operator
Theory Seminar")