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Shagnik Das, National Taiwan University
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Carla Groenland, Utrecht University
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Jonathan Noel, University of Victoria
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Yanitsa Pehova, SW7 Group > London School of Economics
About:
The workshop consisted mostly of working sessions in which participants collaborated on research problems, and a limited number of talks and lectures. By building an environment of mostly young researchers, we hoped the participants felt free to contribute their ideas openly, thus preparing them to undertake their own research projects.
All participants had the chance to contribute a subset of the following items to the workshop:
- A research problem with suggested reading
- A lecture on a useful method
- A short talk about their own research
Programme:
| Monday 18 July | ||
| Registration and Welcome | ||
| Charlotte Knierim | Hat guessing numbers of strongly degenerate graphs | |
| Alexey Pokrovskiy | A random Hall-Paige Conjecture | |
| Problem presentations | ||
| Amedeo Sgueglia | Multistage Maker-Breaker games | |
| Simona Boyadzhiyska | Ramsey simplicity of random graphs | |
| Problem presentations | ||
| Lecture by Katherine Staden | The Erdös-Rothschild problem | |
| Problem presentations | ||
| Welcome drinks and dinner buffet | ||
| Tuesday 19 July | ||
| Lecture by Patrick Morris | Thresholds in pseudorandom graphs | |
| Problem allocation | ||
| Public lecture by Piers Bursill-Hall | A walk on the Dark Side: the other story about Isaac Newton | |
| Wednesday 20 July | ||
| Alistair Benford | Trees in tournaments | |
| Alexandra Wesolek | On asymptotic packing of geometric graphs | |
| Group photo | ||
| Progress reports | ||
| Thursday 21 July | ||
| Natalie Behague | Subgraphs of semi-random graphs | |
| Oliver Janzer | On the Turán number of graphs with minimum degree 3 | |
| Workshop dinner | ||
| Friday 22 July | ||
| Raphael Steiner | New bounds for relatives of Hadwiger's conjecture | |
| Progress reports |
Sponsors and Funders:
The organisers acknowledge the generous support of the British Combinatorial Committee and the Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research.