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The Network will hold its eighth meeting at the Mathematical Institute, Oxford University between Tuesday 6 and Friday 9 January, 2004.

• Tom Bridgeland (Edinburgh) Pi-stability in derived categories,
• John Cardy (Oxford) Stochastic Loewner Evolution, Conformal Field Theory and the Calogero-Sutherland Model,
• Elham Izadi (Georgia/Warwick) The Hodge conjectures
• Dominic Joyce (Oxford), Abelian categories and stability conditions,
• Madeeha Khalid (Warwick), K3 correspondences
• Frances Kirwan (Oxford), Stability for non-reductive algebraic group actions
• Shahn Majid (QMW London) Quasiassociative algebras and quasigeometry,
• Jouko Mickelsson (Stockholm) Gerbes, K-theory, and the supersymmetric WZW model,
• Thomas Quella (King's London) From Boundary Conformal Field Theory to Noncommutative Gauge Theories
• Konstanze Rietsch (King's London) Factorizations in flag varieties and quantum cohomology,
• Graeme Segal (Oxford) D-branes.
• Ulrike Tillmann (Oxford) The space of strings and its cohomology

Tea: Mathematical Institute: 3.30pm-4.30pm Tuesday 6th January

Conference finishes coffee time Friday 9th January

• Edwin Beggs (Swansea)
• Tom Bridgeland (Edinburgh)
• Philip Candelas (Oxford)
• John Cardy (Oxford)
• Andrew Dancer (Oxford)
• Brent Doran (Oxford)
• Karin Erdmann (Oxford)
• Tom Hadfield (QMW London)
• Keith Hannabuss (Oxford)
• Nigel Hitchin (Oxford)
• Elham Izadi (Georgia/Warwick)
• Dominic Joyce (Oxford)
• Alexander Kasprzyk (Bath)
• Madeeha Khalid (Warwick)
• Alastair King (Bath)
• Frances Kirwan (Oxford)
• Andrew Kresch (Warwick)
• Shahn Majid (QMW London)
• Lionel Mason (Oxford)
• Anvar Mavlyutov (Oxford)
• Jouko Mickelsson (Stockholm)
• Maxim Nazarov (York)
• Thomas Quella (King's London)
• Konstanze Rietsch (King's London)
• Graeme Segal (Oxford)
• Richard Thomas (Imperial London)
• Ulrike Tillmann (Oxford)
• Florence Tsou (Oxford)
• Boris Zilber (Oxford)

• Links to maps and other information about Oxford
• Printable pdf map of central Oxford;

  Balliol College (accommodation) is dark number 2 on the map.

  The Mathematical Institute (lectures) is light number 30 on the map.

  It takes about 5 minutes to walk between the two.

• Links to bus, rail, and air information.

For further information contact Keith Hannabuss (Oxford) kch@balliol.ox.ac.uk or David E. Evans (Cardiff) EvansDE@cardiff.ac.uk.