ICIAM Minisymposium on Harmonic Analysis on Graphs and Networks (July 22, 2011)

Mauro Maggioni and I organized a minisymposium on "Harmonic Analysis on Graphs and Networks" at ICIAM 11 in Vancouver, Canada, on July 22, 2011.  Here, with the approval of the invited speakers, we provide their presentation files below (in the order of the actual presentations in the minisymposium) so that people can share our excitement on that day with us!

• Boaz Nadler (Weizmann Inst.): "Harmonic Analysis on Graphs: Global vs. Multiscale Approaches"
• Martin Barlow (Univ. British Columbia): "Random Walks on Random Graphs"
• Robert Carlson (Univ. Colorado, Colorado Springs): "Interactions between Quantum Graphs and Harmonic Analysis"
• David Hammond (Univ. Oregon): "Spectral Graph Wavelets on the Cortical Connectome and Regularization of the EEG Inverse Problem"
• Larry Carin (Duke): "Dictionary Learning on a Manifold"
• Amit Singer (Princeton): "Vector Diffusion Maps and the Connection Laplacian"
• Mauro Maggioni (Duke): "Multiscale Analysis of Dynamic Graphs"
• Daniel Ting (UC Berkeley): "Convergence of Graph Laplacians"

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