Permutation Groups in Marienheide
Peter Cameron spoke at a summer school for PhD students on Permutation Groups in Marienheide, Germany, run by the Experimental and Constructive Algebra Group at RWTH Aachen. He gave an introduction to permutation…
Category: events
NBSAN meeting in St Andrews
On July 13th, we hosted the meeting of NBSAN (North British Semigroups and Applications Network). It was organised by Julius Jonusas, and the speakers were Nick Gilbert, Zur Izhakian, Mark Kambites, Matt McDevitt and…
Visits and conferences – May 2017
The London Combinatorics Colloquia took place at Queen Mary University of London on 10th May, when Sophie Huczynska gave a talk “Graph classes under homomorphic image order”, and the following day at the London School…
Semigroups 3.0 Hackathon
It’s been a long time coming, but Semigroups 3.0 is nearly ready for release. We’re going to have a hackathon to squash all the remaining bugs, add documentation, replace TODOs, and generally polish and tweak the…
Computational Mathematics with Jupyter
Reports from the Computational Mathematics with Jupyter workshop, organised jointly by the OpenDreamKit and CoDiMa projects at the ICMS in Edinburgh on 16-20th January, are now published on the Software Sustainability…
Teaching good mathematical software practices
In October 2016 the CoDiMa project organised the Second CoDiMa training school in Discrete Computational Mathematics, hosted at the ICMS. You can find the report on this event here.
Computation in Geometric and Combinatorial Group Theory Workshop
The Computation in Geometric and Combinatorial Group Theory Workshop takes place in ICMS from 11th-15th July 2016.
CIRCA Lunches
CIRCA lunches should be resuming shortly. Details will be posted here.
CIRCA Lunch – 19th November 2015
The next CIRCA lunch will take place on Thursday 19th November October at 1-2pm in JC1.33a. The speakers will be Nik Ruskuc and Bilal Hussain.
CIRCA Lunch – 5th November 2015
The next CIRCA lunch will take place on Thursday 5th November at 1-2pm in JC1.33a. The speakers will be Ian Gent and James Hyde.