4ICC will be held at the
University of Auckland in Auckland, New Zealand 15-19 December 2008.
The ICC is held approximately every 10 years, and when held it includes the
annual ACCMCC meeting of the
Combinatorial Mathematics Society of Australasia and the annual
graph-theoretical meetings held in
Slovenia/Slovakia/New Zealand/Arizona-Portugal.
Note: the conference is now finished, and this site will be left as an archive for
some time. A group photo of participants is available.
Invited Speakers
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Alexander Barvinok, University of Michigan
"On the number of non-negative integer and 0-1 matrices with prescribed
row and column sums"
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Peter Cameron, Queen Mary College London
"Synchronization and permutation groups"
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Maria Chudnovsky, Columbia University
"Packing seagulls in graphs with no stable set of size three"
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Jan de Gier, University of Melbourne
"Punctured plane partitions, restricted fully packed loops and the qKZ
equation"
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Jesús de Loera, University of California-Davis
"When combinatorial computing meets algebraic computing:
Hilbert's nullstellensatz and feasibility of combinatorial problems"
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Cheryl Praeger, University of Western Australia
"The normal quotient philosophy for edge-transitive graphs"
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Chris Rodger, Auburn University
"Cycle systems with two associate classes"
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Paul Seymour, Princeton University
"Well-quasi-ordering tournaments and Rao's degree-sequence conjecture"
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Mike Steel, University of Canterbury
"Is testing a tree easier than finding it?"
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Nick Wormald, University of Waterloo
"The chromatic number of random graphs"
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Doron Zeilberger, Rutgers University
"Guesseling"
Web quality video of each talk is also available for
download and offline viewing.
Key Dates
- 30 September: last day of early registration period and discounted registration fees
- 7 November: deadline for submission of talk titles and abstracts
- 15 November: talk confirmations will be emailed out
- 15 December: conference begins
Contact
For more information and to be put on the conference mailing list to receive more details,
contact Mark Wilson at
mcw@cs.auckland.ac.nz.