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Lacey, Michael T.

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National Science Foundation mathematical sciences postdoctoral fellowship

2011-07-01 , Lacey, Michael T.

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Vertical integration of research and education in the mathematical sciences - VIGRE: VIGRE/GT: vertical integration of research & education at Georgia Tech

2008-06-16 , Lacey, Michael T. , Duke, Richard , Thomas, Robin , Landsberg, Joseph , Pelesko, John

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Final report on DMS-0902259 participation at the CRM-Barcelona

2009-04 , Lacey, Michael T.

This is a final report for the grant DMS-0902259 which supported US-based participants in a program of activity at the Centre de Recerca Matemàtica (CRM) in Barcelona, Spain. The CRM holds semester long programs of emphasis, with the program for this grant being “Harmonic Analysis, Geometric Measure Theory and Quasiconformal Mappings,” held during February-July, 2009. Core events in this program included Advanced Courses, and International Conferences, which brought together leaders in the different fields.

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Spectral, Criteria, SLLNS and A.S. Convergence of Series of Stationary Variables

1995-04 , Houdré, Christian , Lacey, Michael T.

It is shown here how to extend the spectral characterization of the strong law of large numbers for weakly stationary processes to certain singular averages. For instance, letting {X_t, t \in R^3}, be a weakly stationary field, {X_t} satisfies the usual SLLN (by averaging over balls) if and only if the averages of {X_t} over spheres of increasing radii converge pointwise. The same result in two dimensions is false. This spectral approach also provide a necessary and sufficient condition for the a.s. convergence of some series of stationary variables.

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Fields program on new trends in harmonic analysis - international U.S. participation

2008-08-01 , Lacey, Michael T.

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