Organizers
József Balogh, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA ✉ 🌐
Jie Ma(马杰), Tsinghua University/USTC, China ✉ 🌐
Dhruv Mubayi, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA ✉ 🌐
Abstract
Extremal Combinatorics is a rapidly developing branch of mathematics, with far-reaching applications in computer science, coding theory, operations research, biology, and other natural and social sciences. The field has witnessed tremendous developments over the past decades and is maturing into a discipline that employs sophisticated tools from other areas of mathematics such as algebra, probability, number theory, and geometry.
This workshop aims to bring together world-class leading researchers as well as out- standing young scholars, to stimulate further development of the field, foster interactions between experts and junior researchers, and strengthen the connection between the Chinese extremal combinatorics community and its international counterpart.
In recent years, extremal combinatorics has flourished in the US and Europe, and there is now rapidly growing activity in China as well. The workshop will therefore provide an excellent opportunity for Chinese researchers and students to engage directly with many of the leading figures in the area and gain exposure to the latest advances and research directions.
Confirmed Participants
1. József Balogh, UIUC, USA
2. Peter Bradshaw, South Carolina, USA
3. Felix Clemen, University of Victoria, Canada
4. Shagnik Das, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
5. Abhishek Dwahan, UIUC, USA
6. Jun Gao, University of Warwick, UK
7. Peter Frankl
8. Lior Gishboliner, University of Toronto, Canada
9. Andrzej Grzesik, Uniwersytet Jagielloński, Poland
10. Jie Han, Beijing Institute of Technology, China
11. Penny Haxell, University of Waterloo, Canada
12. Xiaoyu He, Georgia Tech, USA
13. Oliver Janzer, EPFL, Switzerland
14. Tao Jiang, Miami University, USA
15. Nina Kamcev, University of Zagreb, Croatia
16. Jaehoon Kim, KAIST, Korea
17. Dan Kral, University of Leipzig, Germany
18. Andrey Kupavskii
19. Anita Liebenau, University of New South Wales, Australia
20. Bernard Lidicky, Iowa State University, USA
21. Hong Liu, Institute for Basic Science, Korea
22. Xizhi Liu, USTC, China
23. Haoran Luo, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
24. Clayton Mizgerd, UIC, USA
25. Jie Ma, Tsinghua/USTC, China
26. Dhruv Mubayi, UIC, USA
27. Rajko Nenadov, University of Auckland, New Zealand
28. Cory Palmer, University of Montana, USA
29. Florian Pfender, University of Colorado Denver, USA
30. Huy Tuan Pham, Caltech, USA
31. Simón Piga, IBS, Korea
32. Marcelo Sales, University of California, Irvine, USA
33. Mathias Schacht, University of Hamburg, Germany
34. Bjarne Schülke, Institute for Basic Science, Korea
35. Tibor Szabó, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
36. Michael Tait, Villanova University, USA
37. Tran Tuan, USTC, China
38. Jacques Verstraête, UC San Diego, USA
39. Van Vu, Hong Kong University, Hong Kong, China
40. Guanghui Wang, Shandong University, China
41. Yan Wang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
42. Fan Wei, Duke University, USA
43. Hehui Wu, Fudan University, China
44. Shengjie Xie, USTC, China
45. Tianchi Yang, Georgia Tech, USA
46. Liana Yepremyan, Emory University, USA
47. Xingxing Yu, Georgia Tech, USA
48. Yi Zhao, Georgia State University, USA
49. Zhiyuan Zhao, USTC, China
