CALL FOR PAPERS AND FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT
Jubilee Scientific Conference
"100 years from the birth of Professor Yaroslav Tagamlitzki"
Sofia, September 15-17, 2017

The Jubilee Scientific Conference is dedicated to the "100 years from the birth of Professor Yaroslav Tagamlitzki". The conference program is open for talks on a broad range of topics in Mathematical Analysis, as well as methods in education.
The Program Committee cordially invites all researchers in the area of the Conference to submit extended abstracts of their talks according to the rules explained at http://tagamlitzki-100years.fmi.uni-sofia.bg. All of the accepted abstracts will be published in a booklet of the conference. Full versions of the best papers will be published in Annuaire of University of Sofia “St. Kliment Ohridski”.

     ​The lifework of Tagamlitzki began with his papers during the period 1946–1952, where he started studying a variant of the notion of extreme point in general spaces. Already in that early period he used the term 'irreducible' element. His investigations led him to an independent discovery of a variant of Krein-Milman's theorem. Later on, he generalized these ideas for topological spaces and introduced his so called “topological induction”.
Through his efforts functional analysis became a flourishing branch of mathematics in Bulgaria. The influence of Tagamlitzki's work and personality during the period 1950-1970 was predominant in the Bulgarian mathematical community. Not only he was a born teacher but also his devotion to lecturing was molding the younger generation and his charismatic personality had a great attractive power. His famous seminar for university students and young people was a focus of the postwar development of pure mathematics in this country. Almost every creative Bulgarian mathematician emerging in the fifties was in one or another way linked with Tagamlitzki's seminar(s). (see http://www.tagamlitzki.com )