SEICCGTC 50

Southeastern International Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory and Computing

March 4-8, 2019

Florida Atlantic University

Boca Raton, Florida

Greetings from the Department of Mathematical Sciences at

Florida Atlantic University!

Please plan to attend the Fiftieth, Golden Anniversary of the Southeastern International Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory and Computing (SEICCGTC 50) to be held March 4-8, 2019, at Florida Atlantic University in beautiful, downtown Boca Raton, Florida. Go to the SEICCGTC website:http://www.math.fau.edu/combinatorics2019/

Invited speakers at this year's SEICCGTC will include:

• László  Babai, University of Chicago

•Fan Chung Graham, University of California, San Diego

•Martin Golumbic, University of Haifa

•Ron Graham, University of California, San Diego

• Jon Kleinberg, Cornell University

·      Kristin Lauter, Microsoft Research

·      Ron Mullin, University of Waterloo and

Florida Atlantic University

·      K. Brooks Reid, California State University at San Marcos

·      Robin Wilson, The Open University

SPECIAL SESSIONS:

Title:  Structured Families of Graphs and Orders:  Mathematical and Algorithmic Aspects

Special session organizers:  Karen Collins, Michal Stern and Ann Trenk

Please submit abstracts for this special session to[cgtc50@fau.edu]cgtc50@fau.edu

Title:  Combinatorial Matrix Theory
Special session organizers:  David Brown and Leslie Hogben

Please submit abstracts for this special session todavid.e.brown@usu.edu and to  cgtc50@fau.edu 

FOR STUDENTS:

The Best Student Paper Competition           

Purpose of the Event:

To celebrate and encourage research that involves students at both graduate and undergraduate levels in the areas of Combinatorics, Graph Theory and Computing, and to acknowledge the work being done by the next generations of mathematicians.

Who is eligible?  
Graduate and undergraduate students who present a paper based upon research in which they have participated.

Students 

Give a presentation and be eligible for publication in the journalCongressus Numerantium.

Algorithms Journal will present two (2) winners of the “Best Student Paper” competition with $500.00 scholarships. 

Faculty

Please encourage students to join us for this incredible opportunity to meet other graduate students, meet top-notch faculty from around the world, participate in problem solving sessions, and publish in ourrefereed Congressus Numerantium volumes.

http://www.math.fau.edu/combinatorics2019/student_hospitality.php

FOR COLLEAGUES:

Also, we encourage you to tell your colleagues and friends to come meet other faculty from around the world, partake in our problem solving sessions, and enjoy the opportunity for informal meetings with other conference participants! Also, be sure to see and do all that South Florida has to offer! Our website will offer many options for daytime and evening outings and events. 
http://www.math.fau.edu/combinatorics2019/index.php