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Ottawa-Carleton Discrete Mathematics Workshop 2007
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Organizers: | |
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Jason Gao <zgao(at)math.carleton.ca> |
Invited Speakers | Participants |
Contributed talks | Accommodation - Ottawa |
Schedule | Campus Accommodation |
Directions to Carleton | A map of the Carleton Campus |
Traditionally, the meeting consists of four one-hour invited talks presented in a single day, a Saturday. In addition, a fifth speaker is invited to give a colloquium talk in the Ottawa -- Carleton Institute of Mathematics and Statistics on the preceding Friday afternoon. The invited speakers, known for their eloquence of presentation and excellence in research, are chosen carefully to cover a broad range of topics and aspects of discrete mathematics. The Friday colloquium talk is addressed to a general audience of mathematicians.
The objective of the meeting is to gather researchers, postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students from the Ontario/Quebec area working in various fields of discrete mathematics in order to stimulate research collaboration in this vibrant interdisciplinary area. This year's speakers for the Discrete Mathematics Day lead research in the areas of graph theory, combinatorial structures, combinatorial enumeration, and algorithms. They have been involved in theoretical, applied, and algorithmic aspects of discrete mathematics.
The Discrete Math Workshop will run for 2 days this year, Friday
(May 25) and Saturday (May 26), and will include five one-hour invited
talks by the above speakers as well as contributed talks.
CONTRIBUTED TALKS
Title and abstract for a contributed talk should be sent
to: Kevin <kcheung(at)math.carleton.ca> by April 25, 2007
Luc Devroye (School of Computer Science, McGill University)
Tries and tribulations
Hadi Kharaghani (Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, University of Lethbridge)
The Hadamard determinant conjecture
Bruce Richter (Department of Combinatorics and Optimization, University of Waterloo)
On the cycle spaces of infinite graphs
Catherine Yan (Texas A&M University)
Crossings and Nestings in Combinatorics
Wenan Zang (Department of Mathematics, The University of Hong Kong)
Recent Progress on Polyhedral Combinatorics
Paul Elliot-Magwood, University of Ottawa
Generating Extreme Points of the Subtour Elimination Polytope
Tony Evans,Wright State University
Representations of Graphs modulo $n$: Some Problems
Pu Gao, University of Waterloo
Short cycle distribution in some recursively generated random regular graphs
Carlos Hoppen, University of Waterloo
Independent Sets in Graphs with Large Girth
Sascha Kurz, University of Bayreuth
Integral point sets over finite fields
Pierre Leroux, Universite du Quebec a Montreal
2-connected graphs with prescribed three-connected components
Daniel J. McQuillan, Norwich University
Vertex-magic total labelings of regular graphs
Reza Naserasr, University of Waterloo
Cirular chormatic number of the unit distance graph
Sebastian Raaphorst, University of Toronto
The existence of anti-pasch partial Steiner triple systems
Joe Sawada, University of Guelph
Generating Open Meandric Sequences (and meanders)
Hu Zhang, McMaster University
Minimizing the Number of Critical Vertices in Network Design
Students and postdocs are encouraged to apply for financial support via the Fields Institute web site. Deadline for applications: April 25, 2007.
Registration fee is $20 on-line registration, $25 for on-site registration.
Students, postdocs, and invited speakers are exempt.
On-line registration closed on May 17, 2007
PARTICIPANTS as of May 23, 2007
Fullname | University Name |
Akande, David Adewale | Eastern Mediterranean University |
Arikushi, Karin | Carleton University |
Balamohan, Balasingham | University of Toronto |
Boyd, Sylvia | University of Ottawa |
Burgess, Andrea | University of Ottawa |
Cameron, Amy | University of Ottawa |
Cheung, Kevin | Carleton University |
Costain, Greg | McGill University |
Devroye, Luc | McGill University |
Dong, Li | Carleton University |
Durocher, Stephane | McGill University |
Elliott-Magwood, Paul | University of Ottawa |
Evans, Anthony | Wright State University |
Farrag, Abdel-Aziz | Dalhousie University |
Gao, Jason Zhicheng | Carleton University |
Gao, Pu | University of Waterloo |
Gosselin, Shonda | University of Ottawa |
Guo, Pengtuan | Carleton University |
Haghighi, Maryam | University of Ottawa |
Hazaveh, Kamyar | University of Toronto |
He, Jing | Carleton University |
Hesse, William | Clarkson University |
Hoppen, Carlos | University of Waterloo |
Huynh, Tony | University of Waterloo |
Kharaghani, Hadi | University of Lethbridge |
Kurz, Sascha | University of Bayreuth |
Leroux, Pierre | Université du Québec à Montréal |
Lewis, Christina | Carleton University |
Masuda, Ariane | Carleton University |
McQuillan, Dan | Norwich University |
Moura, Lucia | University of Ottawa |
Naserasr, Reza | University of Waterloo |
Niesink, Patrick | University of Ottawa |
Omidi Koma, Behzad | Carleton University |
Panario, Daniel | Carleton University |
Pivotto, Irene | University of Waterloo |
Raaphorst, Sebastian | University of Toronto |
Richmond, Bruce | University of Waterloo |
Richter, R. Bruce | University of Waterloo |
Sajna, Mateja | University of Ottawa |
Sawada, Joe | University of Guelph |
Thomson, David | Carleton University |
Walsh, Timothy | UQAM |
Wang, Qiang Steven | Carleton University |
Weir, Colin | Carleton University |
Xu, Wei | University of Ottawa |
Yan, Catherine | Texas A&M University |
Zang, Wenan | The University of Hong Kong |
Zhang, Hu | McMaster University |
Zhang, Rui | McMaster University |
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