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ACCOTA
2006
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ANNOUNCEMENT Dear
Colleagues,
As in ACCOTA'95, ACCOTA'96, ACCOTA'98, ACCOTA'2000, ACCOTA'2002 and ACCOTA'2004 workshops, we are expecting internationally recognized mathematicians in the areas of combinatorics and computer science to participate in the workshop this year. For
this Workshop, we hope to count with most of our previous participants,
for whom we are asking confirmation: We
are also extending invitations to other colleagues and will notify
their participation once confirmed. The
program is planned to include 40 talks. Because of the limited number
of time slots, we would greatly appreciate if you would let us know
whether or not your intention to participate
(please fill in the registration form at
http://accota.math.cinvestav.mx/ ). Participants who wish to give a
talk are asked to submit a title and an extended abstract of their talk. Because
of budget cuts and restraints in our national scientific programs we
can only promise to make our best effort to cover a part of the travel
expenses or hotel expenses for exceptional requests. We can only cover
a very small number of expense petitions. The
members of the organizing committee are: Sponsors: A second announcement will be sent in May to all who intend to participate and have let us known so. All relevant information (final program, hotels and reservations, transportation, etc.) will be available at the Internet address given below. |
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It
is a pleasure to announce that our next workshop ACCOTA'2006, Aspectos
Combinatorios y Computacionales de Optimizacion, Topologia y Algebra
(Combinatorial and Computational Aspects of Optimization, Topology and
Algebra) will be held December 3 to 8, 2006 in the beautiful harbor
city of Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico. As in earlier ACCOTA's, our
aim is to bring together mathematicians interested in combinatorics and
computing, and their interactions. The Workshop's lectures and
contributed papers, as well as the opportunity for informal
mathematical discussion, have proved to be of great interest to
participants in previous years. Each discipline represented in the
meeting can be of great use in each of the other disciplines, and the
purpose of the Workshop is to increase the interaction among
researchers in each of the fields represented. In this year's workshop
we celebrate ten years of the event, thus modifying slightly its format.