All times are UK summer time (BST).
Programme with the abstracts can be found here.
QMUL: All lectures will be in the Maths Lecture Theatre located in Mathematical Sciences building (building 4 on this map).
LSE: All lectures will be in the Sheikh Zayed Theatre located on the lower ground floor of the New Academic Building (NAB building on this map).
Wednesday 10 May
10:00 |
Tea/coffee |
10:30 |
Carla Groenland (Utrecht University) Skipless chain decompositions and antichain saturation |
11:20 |
Louis Theran (University of St Andrews) Globally rigid graphs and maximum likelihood inference in Gaussian graphical models
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12:10 |
Lunch break |
13:40 |
Cécile Mailer (University of Bath) Scaling limit of critical random trees in random environment |
14:30 |
Thomas Bloom (University of Oxford) Three-term arithmetic progressions: past, present, and future |
15:20 |
Coffee break |
15:50 |
Mihyun Kang (Graz University of Technology) Isoperimetric inequalities and supercritical percolation on product graphs |
16:40 |
Torsten Mütze (University of Warwick) On Hamilton cycles in highly symmetric graphs |
Thursday 11 May
Thursday timetable
09:30 |
Tea/coffee |
10:00 |
Annika Heckel (Uppsala University) The chromatic number of G(n, 1/2): bounds, concentration and conjectures |
10:50 |
Robin Wilson (Open University) A century of graph theory |
11:35 |
Norman Biggs |
12:00 |
Lunch break |
13:15 |
Paul Seymour (Princeton University) Bounded diameter tree-decompositions |
14:05 |
Nina Kamčev (University of Zagreb) Canonical colourings in random graphs |
14:55 |
Coffee break |
15:20 |
Guus Regts (University of Amsterdam) The chromatic polynomial: complex zeros and computational complexity |
16:10 |
Martin Anthony (LSE) Probabilistic Modelling in Machine Learning: Combinatorial Parameters, Margin and Width
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17:00 |
Reception |