39th
Australasian Conference on Combinatorial
Mathematics
and
Combinatorial Computing
The
University of
Queensland
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- Registration and abstract submission have now closed.
- Details of the program, including talks, associated events and a campus map, can be found here .
- Please register now for the free public lecture on Tue 8th Dec.
- Contributed talks are 20 minutes long with an additional 5 minutes for questions. Talks will conclude after 25 minutes so that people can switch rooms.
- The welcome reception will be held from 4-6pm on Sunday 6th Dec in Priestley Building 67-2SLC (see map ).
- Click here to download a print friendly (pdf) version of the UQ campus map.
About
The 39th Australasian Conference on Combinatorial Mathematics and Combinatorial Computing (39ACCMCC) will be held at the University of Queensland, December 7-11, 2015. 39ACCMCC will follow a similar format to previous conferences in the ACCMCC annual series, which is overseen by the Combinatorial Mathematics Society of Australasia (CMSA) and began in 1972. The conference program includes 8 invited talks, contributed talks in parallel sessions, public lecture, conference dinner and presentation of CMSA student prize, excursion to St Helena Island, and CMSA Annual General Meeting.
- Peter
Cameron
(University of St Andrews and Queen Mary
University of London) Four
precious jewels
- Saad El-Zanati
(Illinois State University) On
Decomposing Regular Graphs and Multigraphs into Isomorphic Trees and
Forests
- Nevena Francetić (Monash University) Group divisible coverings and related structures
- Catherine Greenhill (University of New South Wales) Sampling and counting using Markov chains
- Penny Haxell (University of Waterloo) Matchings in tripartite hypergraphs
- Jonathan Jedwab (Simon Fraser University) 2048 Ideas for Turning Combinatorial Research into a Game
- Gordon Royle (University of Western Australia) Graph homomorphisms, endomorphisms and cores
- Charles Semple (University of Canterbury) Counting Phylogenetic Networks
Public Lecture
A public lecture , entitled "What is a research mathematician?" will be given by Professor Jonathan Jedwab (Simon Fraser University) at 5:30pm on Tuesday 8th December. Light refreshments will be served after the talk. **Attendance is free but you are required to register online here.** (Registering for the conference does not automatically register you for the public lecture).
Organisers
Darryn Bryant, Barbara Maenhaut, Benjamin Smith, Elizabeth Billington, Matthew Dean and Diane Donovan.
Email: 39ACCMCC@uq.edu.au
Darryn Bryant, Barbara Maenhaut, Benjamin Smith, Elizabeth Billington, Matthew Dean and Diane Donovan.
Email: 39ACCMCC@uq.edu.au