mipt2020.combgeo.orgMoCCA '20 - Moscow Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory, and Applications

MoCCA ’20 Speakers Schedule May 31 – June 4, 2021 June 28 – July 2, 2021 Registration Facebook Speakers Schedule May 31 – June 4, 2021 June 28 – July 2, 2021 Registration Facebook Moscow Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory and Applications 2021 See the schedule for the two online blocks of workshops and talks MoCCA ’20 Moscow Conference on Combinatorics and Applications [ Conference on Graphs, Networks and their Applications ] May 31 - June 4 ’21 | June 28 - July 2 ’21 The aim of the conference is to bring together specialists in extremal combinatorics, graph and hypergraph theory, additive combinatorics, complex networks, random graphs and models, approximation algorithms, and optimization. The meeting will serve as a platform for the discussion of various challenging problems in the area, both theoretical and those that have applications in the industry. The conference will have plenary talks and invited mini-symposia. Previously we organised the Conference on graphs, networks and their applications in 2019 and the workshop with the same name in 2018. The event is organised by the Phystech-School of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science and Laboratory of Combinatorial and Geometric Structures at MIPT. MoCCA’20 was originally planned for May 2020, but was postponed due to the pandemic. We decided to hold it mostly online roughly one year later: in May - July of 2021. For the moment, we planned to hold a big part of the conference online, distributed over two weeks. Those that would be able and willing to come to MIPT, however, are welcome to do so, and we will do our best to help them with the organisation. Please contact us in case you need some assistance. We also hope to have a physical meeting, which we tentatively schedule for September 6-12. Zoom meeting information Meeting ID: 858 0566 9192 Zoom link Password: first 6 decimal places of $\pi$ after the decimal point If you want to receive updates via e-mail, please, register here . Note that the registration is not required and all the information for participants will be available on this page. How to participate? Register an account In your personal account you will be able to submit an abstract. Pay through the form You can also book accommodation and request an invitation for a humanitarian visa. Registration We ask all the participants to register. Log in Register Submitting an abstract All registered participants can submit an abstract of a talk. Authors of selected abstracts will be able to give a contributed talk during the conference. Please submit an abstract that is no longer then 1.5 pages and use the following template (submit an uncompiled .tex file): Template [.tex] The abstracts of the talks should be submitted by 15.03.2020 . A decision will be made by 25.03.2020 . Fees and payment Full rate 200 € (Russian roubles equivalent) The participants from Russia 5 000 ₽ Mini-symposia speakers Free Book accommodation (optional) Arrange invitation for humanitarian visa (optional) Please use the following form to pay / book / arrange invitation Pay Plenary speakers Week #1, 31.05 - 4.06 Week #2, 28.06 - 2.07 June 3 József Balogh University of Illinois, USA Michel Bierlaire Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland May 31 Stefano Boccaletti Institute for Complex Systems, Italy June 3 Brendan McKay Australian National University May 31 José Mendes University of Aveiro, Portugal June 4 Ilya Shkredov Steklov Institute of Mathematics and MIPT, Russia Uli Wagner The Institute of Science and Technology, Austria June 3 Ola Svensson Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland June 28 David Conlon California Institute of Technology, USA July 1 Jane Gao University of Waterloo, Canada June 29 János Pach Rényi Institute of Mathematics, Hungary, and MIPT, Russia Mini-symposia organisers and speakers Week #1, 31.05 - 4.06 Week #2, 28.06 - 2.07 Shadi Sharif Azadeh Erasmus University Rotterdam, Holland Applications of Graphs and Networks in Transport Systems Shadi Sharif Azadeh Erasmus University Rotterdam, Holland Luce Brotcorne INRIA, Lille, France Bilal Farooq Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada Hai Jiang Tsinghua university, Beijing, China Yousef Maknoon TU Delft, The Netherlands Stefano Boccaletti and José Mendes Institute for Complex Systems, Italy University of Aveiro, Portugal May 31 Advances in complex networks’ theory and applications Karin Alfaro-Bittner Federico Santa María Technical University, Chile Stefano Boccaletti Institute for Complex Systems, Italy Kirill Kovalenko MIPT, Russia José Mendes University of Aveiro, Portugal Daniil Musatov MIPT, Russia Miguel Romance King Juan Carlos University, Spain Ekaterina Serebryannikova MIPT, Russia Aleksandr Gasnikov MIPT, Russia June 2 Modern Convex Optimization and Applications Artem Agafonov MIPT, Russia Seydamet Ablaev CFU, Russia Aleksandr Beznosikov MIPT, HSE, Russia Darina Dvinskikh WIAS, Germany and MIPT, Russia Pavel Dvurechensky WIAS, Germany and MIPT, HSE, Russia Egor Gladin MIPT, Skoltech, Russia Eduard Gorbunov MIPT, HSE, Russia Dmitry Kamzolov MIPT, Russia Alexander Rogozin MIPT, HSE, Russia Alexander Titov MIPT, Russia Roman Karasev IITP, Russia June 1 Geometric Topology and Hypergraphs Marek Filakovský Masaryk University, Czech Republic Roman Karasev IITP, Russia Egor Kolpakov Moscow State University, Russia Makoto Ozawa Komazawa University, Japan Gaiane Panina St. Petersburg Department of V.A. Steklov Mathematical Institute RAS, Russia Pavel Paták Charles University, Czech Republic Salman Parsa Saint Louis University, USA Arkadiy Skopenkov MIPT and Independent University of Moscow, Russia Rade Živaljević Mathematical Institute SASA, Serbia Thang Pham University of Rochester, USA June 4 Additive combinatorics and applications Ben Lund Discrete Mathematics Group, Institute for Basic Science, Korea Ali Mohammadi School of Mathematics, Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences, Iran Doowon Koh Chungbuk National University, Korea Le Anh Vinh Vietnam National University Steven Senger University of Missouri, USA Thang Pham ETH Zurich, and Vietnam National University Stefan Glock and Felix Joos ETH Zurich, Switzerland Heidelberg University, Germany June 28 Extremal Combinatorics Maria Axenovich Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany Antonio Girao Heidelberg University, Germany Andrzej Grzesik Jagiellonian University, Poland Bjarne Schülke University of Hamburg, Germany Zi-Xia Song University of Central Florida, US Carla Groenland Utrecht University, Netherlands July 1 Adventures in Probabilistic and Extremal Combinatorics Natalie Behague Ryerson University, Canada Stijn Cambie Radboud Nijmegen, Netherlands Carla Groenland Utrecht University, Netherlands Freddie Illingworth University of Cambridge, UK Charlotte Knierim ETH Zurich, Switzerland Yani Pehova University of Warwick, UK Zilin Jiang Arizona State University, USA July 2 Algebraic techniques in combinatorics Konstantin Golubev ETH Zürich, Switzerland Zilin Jiang Arizona State University, USA Cosmin Pohoata Yale University, USA Nikita Polyanskii Technical University of Munich, Germany Oleg Musin University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, USA and MIPT, Russia June 30 Extremal Problems of Discrete Geometry Dmitriy Bilyk University of Minnesota Peter Boyvalenkov Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Alan Haynes University of Houston Anton Nikitenko IST Austria Hiroshi Nozaki Aichi University of Education Danylo Radchenko ETH Zurich Masashi Shinohara Shiga University Alexandr Polyanskii MIPT, Russia June 29 Combinatorial and Geometric Structures Ron Aharoni Technion, Israel Oleg Musin University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, USA and MIPT, Russia Balázs Patkós Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics, Hungary and MIPT, Russia István Tomon ETH Zurich, Switzerland and MIPT, Russia Yelena Yuditsky Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium Liana Yepremyan London School of Economics, UK June 30 & July 2 On randomness and order...