The János Bolyai Mathematical Society, the Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics, and the MTA-ELTE Momentum Matroid Optimization Research Group are organizing the thirteenth and fourteenth joint events of the Emléktábla Workshop Series from August 13 till August 18. The aim of the series is to gather young mathematicians to work on problems posed by experienced senior researchers or by the participants themselves. The topic of the thirteenth workshop is Extremal Combinatorics, while the topic of the fourteenth workshop is Matroid Theory.
Sunday:
Arrival at the hotel in the afternoon. (No official lunch.)
17:00 Short introductions and presentations of problems, grouping
18:00 Dinner
Monday and Tuesday:
7:30-8:30 Breakfast
9:00 Work in the groups of Sunday
12:30 Lunch
16:45/17:00 Presentations of daily progress (Extremal / Matorid).
18:00 Dinner
Wednesday:
7:30-8:30 Breakfast
9:00 Possible regrouping
12:30 Lunch
16:45/17:00 Presentations of daily progress (Extremal / Matorid).
18:00 Dinner
Thursday:
7:30-8:30 Breakfast
9:00 Work in the groups of Wednesday
12:30 Lunch
16:45/17:00 Presentations of daily progress (Extremal / Matorid).
18:00 Dinner
Friday
7:30-8:30 Breakfast
9:00 Work in the groups of Wednesday
11:00 Presentations of progress, Farewell
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Check-out
The workshop will be held at the the Althann Guest House in Vác,
about 50 kilometers from Budapest
The registration fee for participants is:
Early bird 120.000
Normal fee: 160.000- 240.000 HUF (depending on room type),
The registration fee is 70.000 HUF for accompanying persons,
30.000 HUF for kids between the ages 3-14, and free of charge for kids between the ages 0-3 for the whole stay.
Extremal Combinatorics
Péter Ágoston, ELTE
János Barát, University of Pannónia
Pál Bärnkopf, ELTE
Zoltán Blázsik, Rényi Institute \slash Szeged
Márton Borbényi, ELTE
Endre Csóka, Rényi
Márk Di-Giovanni, Budapest
Panna Tímea Fekete, ELTE
Dániel Gerbner, Rényi Institute
Andrzej Grzesik, Jagellonian University
Ervin Győri, Rényi Institute
Anna Halfpap, University of Montana
Viktor Harangi, Rényi Institute
Barnabás Janzer, Warwick
Oliver Janzer, Cambridge
Attila Jung, ELTE
Balázs Keszegh, Rényi Institute
Bartłomiej Kielak, Jagiellonian University
Benedek Kovács, ELTE
Van Magnan, University of Montana
Ryan Martin, Iowa State University
Abhishek Methuku, ETH Zürich
Dániel Nagy, Rényi Institute
Kartal Nagy, ELTE
Zoltán Lóránt Nagy, ELTE
Cory Palmer, University of Montana
Magdalena Prorok, AGH University Kraków
Dömötör Pálvölgyi, ELTE-MTA
Balázs Patkós, Rényi Institute
Nika Salia
Ádám Schweitzer, Berlin
József Solymosi, University of British Columbia
Casey Tompkins, Rényi Institute
Máté Vizer, Rényi Institute
Ryan Wood, University of Montana
Russ Woodroofe, University of Primorska
Matroid Theory
Ahmad Abdi, LSE
Erika Bérczi-Kovács, ELTE
Kristóf Bérczi, ELTE-MTA
András Frank, ELTE
Panna Gehér, ELTE
Florian Hörsch, CISPA Saarbrücken
András Imolay, ELTE
Tibor Jordán, ELTE
Alpár Jüttner, ELTE
Naonori Kakimura, Keio University
Tamás Király, ELTE
Max Kölbl, Osaka University
Vasilis Livanos, UIUC
Georg Loho, University of Twente
Kevin Long, George Washington University
Péter Madarasi, ELKH-ELTE Egerváry Research Group
Lydia Mirabel Mendoza Cadena, ELTE-MTA
Neil Olver, London School of Economics
Taihei Oki, University of Tokyo
Gyula Pap, ELTE
Ildikó Schlotter, BUTE
Tamás Schwarcz, ELTE
Dániel Szabó, ELTE
Eszter Szabó, ELTE
Lilla Tóthmérész, ELTE
Kitti Varga, Rényi Institute
Tomohiko Yokoyama, University of Tokyo
Kristóf Bérczi
Zoltán Lóránt Nagy
Balázs Patkós