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Euroconferences in Mathematics on Crete |
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Euroconferences in Mathematics on Crete |
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Algebraic and Geometric Combinatorics
August 20-26, 2005
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(Tübingen) (Magdeburg) (Santander) |
| Euroconferences. The
Institute of Applied
and Computational Mathematics of the
Foundation for Research and
Technology-Hellas in collaboration with the
Department of
Mathematics of the
University of Crete are organizing a continuation of
the
series Conferences in Mathematics on Crete, sponsored mainly by the
European Commission under FP6 - Marie Curie Actions (MC Conferences and
Training Courses - Series of Events). The conferences will take place at
the
Anogia Academic Village, a conference center located in the
traditional Cretan village of Anogia on the slopes of mountain Ida. Anogia
has an elevation of 750 m, and is about 45 minutes by car from Heraklion,
the largest city of Crete, and about half an hour from the closest point
on the north coast of Crete. Living expenses (accommodation plus meals)
during the conferences are estimated at about 40-60 Euro per person per
day. The registration fee amounts to 250 Euro. General Information. The European Commission supports young researchers to enable them to participate in the conference "Algebraic and Geometric Combinatorics" for training purposes. The researchers should be nationals of the countries which are Member States of the E.U. or Associated States, but there is also a certain amount of support available for young researchers from other countries as well. Graduate students are especially encouraged to participate. In general, young researchers should have a maximum of ten years research experience since obtaining a degree that gives them access to doctoral studies. (Some limited funds from other sources will also be available to support participants not belonging to the above group). The financial support may cover all or parts of the travel, living and registration expenses. Topics: All aspects of algebraic and geometric combinatorics. More specific topics of interest include
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