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A Celebration of Carlos Berenstein's Mathematics: Harmonic Analysis, Signal Processing and Complexity Conference in Honor of Carlos Berenstein's 60th Birthday George Mason University, May 17-20, 2004 |
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Registration fees are not
requested. The only step to register for the conference is to let us
know the dates you are planning to stay in Fairfax. Speakers and
participants are encouraged to stay at the following hotel:
Comfort Inn- University Center <-- click to see it! 11180 Main St Fairfax, VA 22030 Phone: (703)
591-5900
Please call the Hotel and give
your name and dates of arrival/departure. Remember to mention the
conference in order to receive a special fare of $82/night. If you are a
guest speaker, please contact Chrisi at cwest6@gmu.edu
to have your reservation code before you call.
Transportation
Here is a map of Fairfax from the Hotel's website. You can query it for directions from GMU, or from any Airport: - For directions to GMU enter the following address in the fields below the map: 4400
University Drive,
Fairfax, Virginia 22030 - For direction from Dulles
Airport, enter the code IAD
- For directions from Reagan Airport, enter the code DCA You can also take the SUPERSHUTTLE from both
airports, a "shared" taxi service that leads you anywhere in the area
for just $22+taxes per person (+$11 every additional person). For
information and reservations call
1-800-BLUE-VAN
(1-800-2583-826) or visit www.supershuttle.com/htm/cities/dca.htm Should you have any further
questions on reservations and transportation, please contact Chrisi at cwest6@gmu.edu. Other
information about transportation, how to reach the district,
site-seeing suggestions and metro/subway schedules will be provided at
the conference. Just ask one of the coordinators. We hope you will enjoy
your stay in Fairfax!
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