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Email: troitsky@ualberta.ca, public key Office: CAB 511 ... Vladimir G. Troitsky Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences University of Alberta ...
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May 3, 2018 · http://www.birs.ca/events/2018/5-day-workshops/18w5087/videos/watch/201805031017-Troitsky.html
Vladimir Troitsky, University of Alberta, Canada Foivos Xanthos, Ryerson University, Canada Scienti c committee Ben de Pagter, TU Delft, Netherlands Bill Johnson, Texas A& M University, USA Anthony Wickstead, Queens University Belfast, UK Plenary speakers Gerard Buskes, University of Mississippi, USA Marcel de Jeu, Leiden University, Netherlands
Professor Troitsky is exceptional at explaining difficult concepts in a clear and concise manner, and is always willing to help struggling students. Exams and homework are very fair in terms of difficulty, just make sure you know what you are doing. Most of all though, he has an incredible passion for mathematics which is often quite inspiring.
Vladimir G. Troitsky University of Alberta Vector Lattices, Order Convergence, and Regular Sublattices In this talk, we will discuss the theory of Vector and Banach lattices, as well as some recent developments. In particular, we will discuss order convergence and unbounded order convergence (uo-convergence). In many classical function
1041-46-118 Vladimir G Troitsky* (vtroitsky@math.ualberta.ca), Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sc, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2G1, Canada. Zigzag vectors in linear subspaces of Rn. A vector (x i)n i=1 in R n is called a zigzag of order k n if it has a subsequence of alternating plus and minus ones of length k.
