13:30-14:20 | Opening Address: Ergodic theory of multidimensional continued fractions | F. Schweiger (Salzburg) |
14:30-15:20 | Large deviations for countable to one Markov systems | M. Yuri (Sapporo) |
15:50-16:40 | The waiting time for the irrational translation | D.H.Kim (KIAS) |
16:50-17:40 | On phi-mixing property of beta-transformations | H. Nakada (Keio Univ.) |
09:30-10:20 | Strong convergence of additive MCF algorithms | K. Nakaishi(Tokyo) |
10:30-11:20 | Fractals and tilings in ergodic theory I- on Doiphantine apploximations - | Sh. Ito (Kanazawa) |
13:30-14:20 | Commensurable continued fractions | T. Schmidt (Oregon) |
14:30-15:20 | On the group extension of the non-archimedean continued fraction transformation | R. Natsui (Keio) |
15:50-16:40 | Short communications:Asymptotic behaviors of the first return time of translaitons on a torus | B.K. Seo (KAIST) |
On the central limit theorem for non-archimedean diophantine approximatioins | E. Deligero (Keio) | |
16:50-17:40 | On a measure preserving transformation acting on the limit set of a Kleinian group (joint work with Bernd O. Stratmann) | M. Stadlbauer |
09:30-10:20 | Discrepancy of sequences generated by dynamical system | M. Mori (Nihon) |
10:30-11:20 | Fractals and tilings in ergodic theory II - on Pisot substitutions | Sh. Ito (Kanazawa) |
Lunch | ||
13:30-14:20 | A new continued fraction algorithm with non-decreasing partial quotients. (joint work with Fritz Schweiger, Jun Wu, and Yusuf Hartono) | C. Kraaikamp (Deft) |
14:30-15:20 | Ergodic measures and entropies for SRB-attractor | J. Hatomoto (Tokyo Metropolitan) |
15:50-16:40 | On the geometry of Markoff numbers: an approach to the three dimensional case | R. Abe |
16:50-17:40 | Design of rigorous computer simulations of dynamical systems based on the Lyapunov exponent | G. H. Choe |
09:30-10:20 | An atomic surface of an invertible substitution of rank d and its boundary | H. Ei (Chuo) |
10:30-11:20 | Fractals and tilings in ergodic theory III - on beta expansions - | Sh. Ito (Kanazawa) |
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11:30-12:20 | Closing Address: The binomial transformation | M.S. Keane (Amsterdam, Keio, Wesleyan) |