| 9.00-10.00 | 10.00-11.00 | COFFEE | 11.30-12.30 | LUNCH | 14.00-14.20 14.25-14.45 14.50-15.10 15.15-15.35 | TEA | 16.00-16.20 16.25-16.45 | 16.50-17.10 17.15-17.35 | |
| Sunday | PC | AS | RG | ST (4) | ST (2) | ST (2) | |||
| Monday | JM | PC | AS | Photo 13.45 | ST (4) | ST (2) | ST (2) | ||
| Tuesday | RG | SL 1 | JM | ST (4) | ST (2) | SL A/B (16.50-17.50) | |||
| Wednesday | PC | AS | RG | BUS TRIP | |||||
| Thurday | JM | SL 2 | PC | ST (4) | ST (2) | SL C/D (16.50-17.50) | |||
| Friday | AS | RG | JM | ST (4) | ST (2) | ST (2) | |||
| Saturday | SL 3 | ST (3) | ST (3) | ||||||
A timetable of short talks is available HERE and titles of the short talks are available HERE.
The initials in the table above stand for:
PC: Peter J Cameron (Queen Mary, London)
Aspects of infinite permutation groups
RG: Rostislav I Grigorchuk (Texas A&M)
On self-similarity and branching in group theory
JM: John C Meakin (Nebraska-Lincoln)
Interactions between group theory and semigroup theory
AS: Akos Seress (Ohio State)
Graphs, automorphisms and product action
ST: Short talks (20 minutes)
SL: Special lectures (details as follows)
SL1: Peter M. Neumann (Oxford)
The second memoir of Evariste Galois
SL2: Derek Robinson (Illinois)
The Maier-Scmid Problem for infinite groups
SL3: George Havas (Queensland)
SLA: Alice Niemeyer (Western Australia)
SLB: Peter Kropholler (Glasgow)
A generalization of the Lyndon-Hochschild-Serre spectral sequence
and some applications to geometric group theory
SLC: Robert van der Waall (Amsterdam)
On n-isoclinic groups: 1939-2004
SLD: Ben Fine (Fairfield)
On surface groups: motivating examples in combinatorial group theory