The conference was attended by about 140 mathematicians and The conference was attended by about 140 mathematicians and a reviewer stated that the speakers include "mathematicians who are among the most important researchers on both sides of the Pacific." The Conference Proceedings of 417 pages were published by the Johns Hopkins Press.

First year (1988-89) Algebraic Analysis  
Invited visitors from Japan:

Conference (April 21-23, 1989)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

D. Barbasch (Rutgers)

H. Matsumoto (IAS, Princeton)

F. Bien (Princeton)

E. Opdam (MIT and Utrecht, Holland)

S. Helgason (MIT)

T. Uzawa (Yale)

R. Howe (Yale)

D. Vogan (MIT)

The conference was attended by about 40 mathematicians.

 Second Year (1989-90) Algebraic K-Theory and Number Theory
Invited visitors from Japan:

Kazuya Kato, University of Tokyo

Nobushige Kurokawa, University of Tokyo

Takayuki Oda RIMS, Kyoto University

Shuji Saito, University of Tokyo

Takeshi Saito, University of Tokyo

Takashi Sugano, University of Mie

Conference (April 5-8, 1990)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

D. Blasius (UCLA)

J.-M. Fontaine (Orsay, France)

K. Rubin (Ohio State)

S. Bloch (Chicago)

H. Hida (UCLA)

A. J. Scholl (IAS, Princeton and Durham, England)

J.-L. Colliot-Thelene (Paris, France)

M. Levine (Northeastern)

P. Deligne (IAS, Princeton)

S. Lichtenbaum (Brown)

J. Tate (U. Texas, Austin and Harvard)

C. Deninger (Regensburg, Germany)

D. Ramakrishnan (Cal Tech)

The conference was attended by about 90 mathematicians.

 Third year (1990-91) Complex Analysis and Algebraic Geometry  
Invited visitors from Japan:

Yujiro Kawamata, University of Tokyo

Ryoichi Kobayashi, University of Tokyo

Kazuhiro Konno, Tohoku University

Yoichi Miyaoka, Tokyo Metropolitan University

Shigeru Mukai, Nagoya University

Junjiro Noguchi, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Masahiko Saito, Kyoto University

Sampei Usui, Osaka University

Conference (April 4-7, 1991)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

J.-P. Demailly (Grenoble, France)

L.M.H Ein (U. IL, Chicago)

M. Green (UCLA)

R. Hain (U. WA)

S. Kobayashi (Berkeley)

J. Kollar (Utah)

Robert Lazarsfeld (UCLA)

D.T. Le (Northeastern)

D. Morrison (Duke)

M. Reid (Warwick, England)

V. Shokurov (IAS, Princeton)

Y.-T Siu (Harvard)

A.J. Sommese (Notre Dame)

G. Tian (SUNY, Stony Brook)

S.-T. Yau (Harvard)

S.S.-T. Yau (U. IL, Chicago)

The conference was preceded by a three-day workshop. Well over 100 mathematicians from all over the world attended the meeting.

 Fourth year (1991-92) Algebraic Topology and Conformal Field Theory
The topic is one of great current interaction between mathematicians and physicists from many countries. The invited visitors from Japan include:

Toshitake Kohno, University of Tokyo

Shigeyuki Morita, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Yukihiko Namikawa, Nagoya University

Gorô Nishida, Kyoto University

Katsumi Shimomura, Tottori University

Akihiro Tsuchiya, Nagoya University

Kenji Ueno, Kyoto University

Nobuaki Yagita, Musashi Institute of Technology

Conference (March 26-29, 1992)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

P. Candelas (CERN)

S. Cappell (NYU-Courant)

B. Greene (Cornell)

C. Itzykson (Saclay)

M. Kontsevich (Max-Planck)

G. Moore (Yale)

D. Morrison (Duke)

P. Nelson (U.Penn)

D. Nemeschansky (USC)

V. Schechtman (SUNY, Stony Brook)

C. Vafa (Harvard)

E. Verlinde (IAS)

N. Warner (USC)

E. Witten (IAS)

G. Zuckerman (Yale)

B. Zwiebach (IAS)

The conference was preceded by a three-day workshop. Well over 100 mathematicians and theoretical physics attended.

 Fifth year (1992-93) Zeta Functions in Geometry and Number Theory
The invited visitors from Japan include:

Toshiaki Adachi, Nagoya Kogyo University

Akihiko Gyoja, Kyoto University

Hiroshi Hosokawa, Naruto University of Education

Atsushi Katsuda, Okayama University

Takeyoshi Kogiso, University of Tsukuba

Tatsuo Kimura, University of Tsukuba

Fumihiro Sato, Rikkyo University

Toshikazu Sunada, University of Tokyo

Tamaki Yano, Saitama University

Conference (March 29 - April 3, 1993)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

A. Adolphson (OSU)

G. Anderson (U Minn)

J. Denef (Leuven)

H. Donnelly (Purdue)

B. Dwork (Princeton)

H. Iwaniec (Toronto)

N. Katz (Princeton)

F. Loeser (Ecole)

A. Odlyzko (AT&T)

M. Pollicott (Warwick)

D. Ruelle (IHES)

P. Sarnak (Princeton)

T. Shioda (Rikkyo)

S. Sperber (U Minn)

A. Uribe (U Mich)

W. Veys (Leuven)

S. Wolpert (U Maryland)

D. Zagier (Max-Planck)

This conference was held in honor of the retirement of Professor Jun-ichi Igusa and was preceded by two workshops. Well over 100 mathematicians along with former students of Professor Igusa attended.

 Sixth year (1993-94) Non-linear Elliptic and Parabolic Equations and Applications
The invited visitors from Japan include:

Shinichiro Ei, Yokohama City University

Yoshikazu Giga, Hokkaido University

Mihoko Giga, Hokkaido University

Shunichi Goto, Kyushu University

Naoyuki Ishimura, University of Tokyo

Shuichi Jimbo, Hokkaido University

Hiroshi Matano, University of Tokyo

Noriko Mizoguchi, Tokyo Gakugei University

Takeyuki Nagasawa, Tohoku University

Takayoshi Ogawa, Nagoya University

Shigeru Sakaguchi, Ehime University

Yasuhiro Sasahara, Nagoya University

Shoichiro Takakuwa, Tokyo Metropolitan University

Yoshio Tsutumi University of Tokyo

Eiji Yanagida Tokyo Institute of Technology

Conference (April 1-4, 1994)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

S. Angenent (U Wisc)

A. Bahri (Rutgers)

F. Bethuel (Orsay)

L. Caffarelli (IAS)

H. Ishii (Chuo)

C. Kenig (U Chicago)

F.-H. Lin (NYU-Courant)

M. Mimura (U Tokyo)

Y. Nishiura (Hiroshima)

P. Rabinowitz (U Wisc)

L. Sibner (Polytech)

L. Simon (Stanford)

L. Wang (U Iowa)

D. Zhang (JHU)

A four-day workshop was held prior to this conference. Approximately 70 mathematicians attended.

 Seventh year (1994-95) Linear and Non-linear Scattering
The invited visitors from Japan include:

Tadayoshi Adachi, Unviersity of Tokyo

Mitsuru Ikawa, Osaka University

Hiroshi Isozaki, Osaka University

Akira Iwatsuka, Kyoto University

S.T. Kuroda, Gakushuin University

Gen Nakamura, Science University of Tokyo

Shu Nakamura, University of Tokyo

Tohru Ozawa, Hokkaido University

Hideo Tamura, Ibaraki University

Kenji Yajima, University of Tokyo

Conference (March 31 - April 3, 1995)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

Percy Deift (NYU-Courant)

Jan Derezinski (Warsaw)

Christian Gérard (Ecole)

Patrick Gérard (U Paris-Sud)

Jean Ginibre (U Paris-Sud)

V. Ya. Ivrii (Toronto)

Arne Jensen (Aalborg)

Sergiu Klainerman (Princeton)

Rafe Mazzeo (Stanford)

Richard Melrose (MIT)

Ralph Phillips (Stanford)

James Ralston (UCLA)

Yoshimi Saito (U Ala-Birmingham)

Israel M. Sigal (Toronto)

Johannes Sjöstrand (Ecole)

Christopher Sogge (UCLA)

Over 60 mathematicians from all over the world attended the conference.

 Eighth year (1995-96) Birational Geometry
The invited visitors from Japan include:

Madoka Ebihara, Saitama University

Shihoko Ishii, Tokyo Institute of Technology

T. Katsura, University of Tokyo

Yujiro Kawamata, University of Tokyo

Yoichi Miyaoka, Kyoto University

Atsushi Moriwaki, Kyoto University

Shigeru Mukai, Nagoya University

Iku Nakamura, Hokkaido University

N. Nakayama, Kyoto University - RIMS

Yoshinori Namikawa, Sophia University

Keiji Oguiso, University of Tokyo

Koji Ohno, Osaka University

Conference (April 11-14, 1996)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

This conference was held in memory of Professor Wei-Liang Chow and was preceded by a two-day workshop. Approximately 70 mathematicians attended the conference.

 Ninth year (1996-97) Elliptic Curves and Applications
The invited visitors from Japan include:

Kazuhiro Fujiwara, Nagoya University

Takako Fukaya, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Kazuya Kato, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Masato Kurihara, Tokyo Metropolitan University

Takeshi Saito, University of Tokyo

Tetsuji Shioda, Rikkyo University

Atsushi Shiho, University of Tokyo

Tomohide Terasoma, University of Tokyo

Conference (March 20-23, 1997)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

Walter Baily (U Chicago) Massimo Bertolini (U Pavia) Nigel Boston (U Illinois) J. H. Coates (Cambridge) Henri Darmon (McGill) Neil Dummigan (N Illinois) Noam D. Elkies (Harvard) Dorian Goldfeld (Columbia) Fernando Gouvea (Colby) Gregory Grant (JHU) Haruzo Hida (UCLA) Nicholas Katz (Princeton)

Dmitry Logachev W. G. McCallum (U Arizona) V. Kumar Murty (U Toronto) Ken Ono (IAS & Penn State) Bjorn Poonen (Princeton) Karl Rubin (Ohio State) Joseph Silverman (Brown) Christopher Skinner (Princeton) Glenn Stevens (Boston U) Lucien Szpiro (Paris Sud & IAS) Jacques Tilouine (Paris-Nord)

 Tenth year (1997-98) Meromorphic Mappings and Intrinsic Metrics in Complex Geometry
The Invited visitors from Japan include:

Hirotaka Fujimoto, Kanazawa University
Ryoichi Kobayashi, Nagoya University
Junjiro Noguchi, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Manabu Shirosaki, Osaka Prefecture University
Mitsuhiro Shishikura, University of Tokyo
Shigeharu Takayama, Naruto University of Education
Kensho Takegoshi, Osaka University
Masaharu Tanabe, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Hajime Tsuji, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Tetsuo Ueda, Kyoto University

Conference (March 26-29, 1998)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

Eric Bedford (Indiana)

Greg Buzzard (Indiana)

J.-P. Demailly (Grenoble I)

John Hubbard (Cornell)

Mikhail Lyubich (SUNY-SB)

Georg Schumacher (Marburg)

Nessim Sibony (Paris-Sud)

Yum-Tong Siu (Harvard)

Gang Tian (MIT)

Sidney M. Webster (U Chicago)

S.-T. Yau (Harvard)

Sai Kee Yeung (Purdue)

Mikhail Zaidenberg (I)

The conference was preceded by a three-day workshop from March 23-25. Approximately 87 mathematicians attended the conference and workshop.

 Eleventh year (1998-99) Minimal Surfaces, Geometric Analysis and Symplectic Geometry
The Invited visitors from Japan include:

Kazuo Akutagawa, Shizuoka University
Kenji Fukaya, Kyoto University
Mikio Furuta, Kyoto University
R. Goto, Osaka University
Hiroyasu Izeki, Tohoku University
T. Kametani, Saga University
Shin Nayatani, Nagoya University
Seiki Nishikawa, Tohoku University
Hiroshi Ohta, Nagoya University
Kaoru Ono, Hokkaido University
Tatsuru Takakura, Chuo University
Keisuke Ueno, Yamagata University
Kotaro Yamada, Kumamoto University

Conference (March 19-21, 1999)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

Tobias Colding, New York University
Mikhail Gromov, New York University, Courant Institute
Helmut Hofer, New York University, Courant Institute
Nicolaos Kapouleas, Brown University
Peter Kronheimer, Harvard University
Williams Meeks, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Harold Rosenberg, Universite Paris 7 Denis Diderot
Rick Schoen, Stanford University
Gang Tian, MIT

The conference was preceded by a three-day workshop from March 16-18. Approximately 71 mathematicians attended the conference and workshop.

 Twelfth year (1999-00) JAMI 2000 Program - Recent Progress in Homotopy Theory
The Invited visitors from Japan include:

Yutaka Hemmi, Kochi University
Kouyemon Iriye, Osaka Women's University
Norio Iwase, Kyushu University
Yusuke Kawamoto, Hiroshima University
Mamoru Mimura, Okayama University
Norihiko Minami, Nagoya Institute of Technology
Juno Mukai, Shinshu University
Hirofumi Nakai, Osaka City University
Goro Nishida, Kyoto University
Katumi Shimomura, Kochi University
Dai Tamaki, Shinshu University
Michimasa Tanabe,  Kyoto University
Shuichi Tsukuda, Ryukyu University
Nobuaki Yagita, Ibaragi University

Conference (March 17-26, 2000)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

Contributed Talks
Maria Basterra, University of Illinois-UC
David Blanc, University of Haifa
Robert Bruner, Wayne State University
Mike Fisher, Lehigh University
Vince Giambalvo, University of Connecticut
Jesus Gonzalez, Max-Planck-Institut fur Mathematik
Jesper Grodal, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mark Hovey, Wesleyan University
John Hunton, University of Leicester
Mark Johnson, University of Notre Dame
Ran Levi, University of Aberdeen
James Lin, University of California, SD
Luciano Lomonaco, Universita' di Napoli
Howard Marcum, Ohio State University at Newark
John Martino, Wester Michigan University
Andrew Mauer-Oats, University of Illinois, UC
Duane Randall, Loyola University, NO
Stefan Schwede, Universitat Bielefeld
Justin Smith, Drexel University
Don Stanley, Max-Planck-Institut fur Mathematik
Hirotaka Tamanoi, University of California-Santa Cruz

The conference was a period of 10 days where approximately 107 mathematicians attended.

Thirteenth year (2000-01) Shimura Varieties and Automorphic Forms
The Invited visitors from Japan include:

Ken-ichi Bannai, University of Tokyo
Kazuhiro Fujiwara, Nagoya University
Masaaki Furusawa, Osaka City University
Kaoru Hiraga, Kyoto University
Takuya Konno, Kyushu University
Takuya Miyazaki, Keio University
Atsushi Murase, Kyoto Sangyo University
Takeshi Saito, University of Tokyo
Masao Tsuzuki, Sophia University
Hiroyuki Yoshida, Kyoto University

Conference (March 20-25, 2001)
In addition to JAMI members the following mathematicians gave invited lectures:

Don Blasius, UCLA
Ulrich Goertz, Institute for Advanced Study
Mark Goresky, Institute for Advanced Study
Paul Gunnells, Rutgers University
Richard Hain, Duke University
Thomas Haines, Institute for Advanced Study
Haruzo Hida, UCLA
Tamotsu Ikeda, Institute for Advanced Study
Bob Kottwitz, University of Chicago
Arvind Nair, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Brooks Roberts, University of Idaho
Les Saper, Duke University
Freydoon Shahidi, Purdue University
Alice Silverberg, Ohio State University
Marie-France Vigneras, Universite de Paris VII
Joerg Wildeshaus, Universite Paris 13

This was a 6-day conference where approximately 70 mathematicians attended.