27th British Combinatorial Conference
27th British Combinatorial Conference
The 27th British Combinatorial Conference will be held from 29th July to 2nd August 2019 organised by the School of Mathematics at the University of Birmingham. All the talks will be in the ARTS Building (R16 on here). For further information, please contact the organisers at bcc2019@contacts.bham.ac.uk.
Plenary speakers
There will be nine invited plenary lectures, delivered by the following speakers:
Michael Krivelevich (Tel Aviv), who will deliver the Clay Lecture.
Penny Haxell (Waterloo), who will deliver the Richard Rado Lecture.
Dan Král' (Masaryk and Warwick)
Kristin Lauter (Microsoft Research)
Hendrik van Maldeghem (Ghent)
Iain Moffatt (Royal Holloway)
Igor Pak (UCLA)
Daniel Paulusma (Durham)
Gábor Tardos (Rényi Institute)
Mini-symposia
Through the generous support of the Heilbronn Institute there will be six invited mini-symposia covering the following topical areas of research in Combinatorics:
Additive Combinatorics:
Organised by Julia Wolf.
| Designs and Latin Squares:
Organised by Peter Cameron.
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Extremal Combinatorics:
Organised by Oleg Pikhurko.
| Graph Colouring:
Organised by Zdeněk Dvořák.
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Probabilistic Combinatorics:
Organised by David Conlon.
| Ramsey Theory:
Organised by Maria Axenovich.
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Registration
Early Bird (before 31st May 2019) | Standard (after 1st June 2019) | |
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Normal | £225 | £275 |
Reduced | £160 | £210 |
Reduced registration fee is available for both students and retired participants.
The conference dinner and the excursion is not included in the conference fee and can be purchased separately for £65. However, the registration includes all lunches, coffee breaks and the welcome reception, as well as a copy of "Surveys in Combinatorics 2019".
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