The European Mathematical Society

CAI 2013 continues the tradition established by the four previous sessions: to bring together researchers from theoretical computer science and algebra. This should enhance the understanding of syntactic and semantic problems by algebraic models; and it should also propagate the application of modern techniques from informatics in algebraic computation.
We will try to achieve this goal via invited lectures and contributed research talks.

Jean-Louis Loday, directeur de recherche CNRS in Strasbourg, suddently passed away on June 6, 2012. This conference, in his memory, aims to give a general picture of the research that he passed down to the mathematical community, notably the study of the interplays between algebraic K-theory and cyclic homology, and the applications of the theory of algebraic operads.

CoMeTA is an opportunity of meeting and sharing ideas among emerging european researchers, enhanced by the interaction with a small group of experts. We plan to organize talks, poster sessions, and thematic discussions. The proceedings of the conference will be published in the "Springer INdAM series". We particularly welcome young researchers, and female researchers.

The program focuses on the recent impact of computation and experiment on the study of the pure mathematics sides of topology, geometry, and dynamics. Specific areas include 3-dimensional topology, the study of locally symmetric spaces, low-dimensional dynamics, and geometric group theory. Included are areas where computation has not yet had an impact, but might do so in the near future.

In honour of the 60th Anniversary of Ignacio Luengo

Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in cooperation with Donetsk Science Center under NAS and MES of Ukraine, Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and Steklov Mathematical Institute of RAS is going to organize International Conference „Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations“ (NPDE – 2013) in Donetsk in the period September 9–14, 2013.

Objectives:
This Advanced course aims at describing different aspects in the study of integrable systems from a geometrical, algebraic and dynamical point of view.​

The conference will cover the full range of Combinatorics and Graph Theory including applications in other areas of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering. Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Algebraic Combinatorics
- Combinatorial Geometry
- Combinatorial Number Theory
- Combinatorial Optimization
- Designs and Configurations
- Enumerative Combinatorics
- Extremal Combinatorics
- Graph Theory
- Ordered Sets
- Random Methods
- Topological Combinatorics

This conference is the 12th issue in the series of the QMath meetings convening since 1987. Their purpose is to present the state of
art in the "quantum part" of mathematical physics and bring together researchers from this field for scientific exchanges. It is also
a great opportunity to initiate new collaborations.

This three days workshop brings together specialists from pure and applied mathematics working on partial differential equations of elliptic or parabolic type. Young researchers will have the opportunity to present their work in the form of posters or short talks.

The scope of the conference is to bring together members of the mathematical community whose interest lies in applied mathematics to assess new developments, ideas and methods. The conference will cover a wide range of topics of differential equations, difference equations, dynamic equations and stochastic differential equations.

Computer-based methods for the capture, construction, representation, fitting, interrogation and manipulation of complicated surfaces have led to a wide interest in, and need for, the mathematics of surfaces and related curves. Many applications require the use of surface descriptions, especially in such fields as computer aided design and manufacturing, computer graphics and computer vision. The description of surfaces is also of interest in geographic information systems, multimedia, and many other areas of science and medicine.

Rhythms in biological systems – the theme for our first in a series of annual international workshops designed to bring together biologists, mathematicians, clinicians, physicists, and computer scientists who are interested in dynamical systems in the biological and medical sciences.

The aim of this conference is to provide a platform for scientific expertise in
mathematics to present their recent works, exchange ideas and to bring together
mathematicians to improve collaboration between local and international
participants.

This Summer School on some selected topics in category theory and in algebraic topology is jointly organized by the research groups in category
theory and in algebraic topology at the Université catholique de Louvain and at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne.There will be three mini-courses, given by the following lecturers: Kathryn Hess (EPFL), Pascal Lambrechts (UCL), and Gavin Seal (EPFL).