September 24-25, 2022
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Charlotte, NC

For links to webpages of all PANTS meetings (PANTS I-XXXIII), see the PANTS home page.

Information on PANTS XXXIV

• DATES:   Saturday, September 24, and Sunday, September 25, 2022.

• LOCATION:   Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

• PLENARY SPEAKERS:  

  	George E. Andrews	The Pennsylvania State University
  	Theresa Anderson	Carnegie Mellon University

• INVITED POSTDOC SPEAKERS:  

  Kim Klinger-Logan

  Rutgers University

• INVITED GRADUATE STUDENT SPEAKER:  

  Robert Dicks

  University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

• CONTRIBUTED SPEAKERS:   Contributed talks are welcome. If you like to give a 20 minutes contributed talk then mention that in the registration form below.

• REGISTRATION:   Regardless of whether you are asking for support (see below), please fill this registration form before September 14 (or September 21 if you do not intend to speak) so that we know how many people will be attending and can plan accordingly.

• REGISTRATION FEE:   There is no registration fee for participants.

• LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

• SCHEDULE OF TALKS

• ABSTRACTS OF TALKS

• PARTICIPANT SUPPORT:   PANTS has a limited budget from which to provide support for travel. In order to stretch our budget, we encourage car pooling and students to share lodging as much as possible. We ask faculty with grants to fund their own travel and that of their students, if possible.

• ACCOMMODATIONS:   Participants are responsible for making their own arrangements. There are many hotels near the university within the 1.5 mile radius. Due to some other events, the hotel price is higher than normal. I have blocked a few rooms in Drury Inn & Suites with discounted prices. If you are willing to share a room then email the local organizer with your preference.

• TRAVEL:   The mathematics department of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte is in Fretwell.

• PARKING: If driving, the closest parking to the math department (Fretwell Building) is the east deck garage. You should be able to park anywhere in the East Deck 1 or East Deck 2 or East Deck 3. In general parking is free on campus during the weekend. Click here for parking information. Additionally, there is a free bus service running throughout the campus.

• LOCAL RESTAURANTS: There are a few options for lunch on campus. Here is the link. Also, Shoppes At the University Place can be reached on foot.

• LOCAL ORGANIZERS:   Arindam Roy

• CONTACTS AT THE UNIVERSIRTY OF SOUTH CAROLINA:   Matthew Boylan, Michael Filaseta, Frank Thorne

• CONTACTS AT CLEMSON UNIVERSITY:   Kevin James, Hui Xue

  Please feel free to e-mail us if you have any questions.