Local Information page for the 2022 Midwestern Workshop on Asymptotic Analysis 

Friday afternoon, Oct. 7, through Sunday, Oct. 9
Purdue University Fort Wayne

Workshop Information:

• For more information on the Midwestern Workshop on Asymptotic Analysis conference series, including the current speakers list and schedule of talks, go to the main MWAA web site.
• The 2022 Workshop is free for anyone to attend, and graduate students and other participants without their own research funding are are encouraged to apply for travel reimbursement. For purposes of efficiently administering our external funding and planning the poster session, we recommend (but do not require) that you fill out our online registration form. To RSVP for our Saturday evening banquet, please register online by Friday, Sept. 23.

• Printable Conference Poster:

• Speakers should bring their own files on a portable memory device to upload, and may also (optionally) send their electronic slides to the organizers as a backup for their talk, and to be shared on the web site after the conference.
• Participants bringing a printed poster may also send an electronic copy to the organizers (for the web site --- we will not be able to print a poster here).
• Schedule of Talks and Abstracts:
• 1-page Schedule of Talks with room numbers and campus map:

Post-Event Updates

• (last update Tues. Oct. 25)
• 2022 Photo album complete!
• Slides or Video Links (some more slides are available on the MWAA web site)
  • D. Hardin, Linear programming bounds for packing, energy, and polarization problems: where geometry meets analysis
    • Video link for Zoom talk on Friday - use zoom pass code wKf@i7+8
    • YouTube upload of zoom recording
  • M. Londhe, A natural invariant measure for polynomial semigroups, and its properties
    • Slides for Saturday talk
  • M. Pilla, One-parameter semigroups in the unit ball of C²
    • Slides for Saturday talk
  • M. Stawiska-Friedland, Gauss-Lucas theorem and its consequences in polynomial dynamics
    • Video link for Saturday talk - the Kaltura format can toggle between room camera and screen capture
    • Slides
  • A. Barhoumi, Asymptotics of rational solutions of Painleve III
    • Video link for Sunday talk - Kaltura format
  • A. Prokhorov, Monodromy map under the confluence PIII(D₆) to PIII(D₈)
    • Slides for Sunday talk
  • R. Orive, Electrostatic models for orthogonal and multiple orthogonal polynomials
    • Video link for Sunday talk - Kaltura format
    • Slides for Sunday talk
• Slides from talks and files for posters can (optionally) be sent by email to Coffman or Yattselev. Also, you may send any of your event photos that you want to share in the conference photo album to Prof. Coffman.
• Participants and external speakers: if you have electronic receipts for hotel or travel (including local taxi fare), send to DragnevP@pfw.edu. If you still have your signed paper form, you need to mail it here. If you only have a paper receipt that you need to mail, the address is:
  • Dept. of Mathematical Sciences, Kettler Hall
    Purdue University Fort Wayne
    2101 E. Coliseum Blvd.
    Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499

Local Information:

• 2022 Pandemic Precautions:
  • Fort Wayne Campus policies
  • Purdue University travel guidelines


• Fort Wayne is in the Eastern Time Zone (EDT).
• Campus Map web site
• Participants who have booked a flight or bus ride: we may be able to arrange for a local participant to pick you up and/or drop you off at FWA airport or Greyhound bus station, so you won't have to arrange for a rental or car app/taxi. Contact Professor Coffman by e-mail!
• Convenient parking near Kettler is Lot 6, Lot 10, or Garage P1 as indicated on the Parking map: . Parking is free in the white stripes. (Do not park in the green stripe spaces for paid permit holders.) Barrier-Free Parking (blue stripes) is available in Lot 9.
• Most events will be in Kettler Hall, on the south side of campus near the Coliseum/Anthony intersection. The room for most talks will be Kettler 146.
• Check in at Kettler Hall 154 (the faculty lounge) starting at 3:30pm Friday. Participants will receive a packet including local dining information and a schedule with room numbers.
• Hotels:
  • Sonesta Select Fort Wayne (formerly The Hyatt Place Fort Wayne), 111 W. Washington Center Road
  • The Holiday Inn at PFW, 4111 Paul Shaffer Dr, is within walking distance of campus, using the pedestrian bridge across the river. This is where we have booked rooms for speakers
• The Friday evening reception will be at Professor Coffman's residence - participants will receive directions about this at the Friday talk. If you plan to arrive Friday after the talk, contact Prof. Coffman directly.
• The Saturday evening dinner will be at Don Hall's Factory Restaurant. This is within walking distance of the Sonesta hotel.
• Local dining information (participants can get their own lunch on Saturday and Sunday.)

Local Contacts:

• Workshop organizers: Adam Coffman (PFW), Peter Dragnev (PFW, principal investigator), Norm Levenberg (IUB), Maxim Yattselev (IUPUI)
• Local organizers: Coffman, Dragnev, and Alan Legg, and PFW staff: Yvette Zahir 260-481-6821
• PFW Department of Mathematical Sciences

Thank you:

• National Science Foundation
• PFW Office of Sponsored Programs
• Simons Foundation

Previous Events:

• Photos from the 2019 Midwestern Workshop on Asymptotic Analysis at PFW, Oct. 4-6.
• Photos from the 2018 Midwestern Workshop on Asymptotic Analysis at Indiana University Bloomington, Oct. 5-7.
• Photos from the 2017 Midwestern Workshop on Asymptotic Analysis at IUPUI, Oct. 6-8.
• Photos from the 2016 Midwestern Workshop on Asymptotic Analysis at IPFW (now PFW), Oct. 7-9.
• Photos from the 2015 Midwestern Workshop on Asymptotic Analysis at Indiana University Bloomington
• Photos from the 2014 Midwestern Workshop on Asymptotic Analysis at IPFW
• Photos from the 2013 Analysis Mini-Symposium at IPFW
• Photos from the 2012 Analysis Mini-Symposium at IPFW
• Photos from the 2011 Analysis Mini-Symposium at IPFW

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