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Tag Archives: combinatorics
Conferences in July
It would be the 100th birthday of Paul Erdős, if he were still with us. The Rényi Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences are marking the ocasion with an Erdős Centennial conference in the first week of July. In … Continue reading
Posted in events
Tagged algebra, British Combinatorial Conference, combinatorics, Erdos Centennial, walk
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New term, time to revise and update web pages. I have links on my web page to various GAP programs; I found that many of them were broken. These are now fixed. Well over 10 years ago, Robin Wilson asked … Continue reading
A literary-mathematical puzzle
In 1968, Stanislaw Lem, the great Polish science-fiction writer, published a book entitled Głos Pana. It was translated into English and published under the title His Master’s Voice in 1983. It tells the story of how a message from an … Continue reading
Posted in books, history
Tagged combinatorics, Endre Szemeredi, ergodic theory, Hillel Furstenberg, Stanislaw Lem
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