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Tag Archives: Yichan
G2D2, 1: setting the scene
I’m in Yichang, at the China Three Gorges University, for the conference and summer school G2D2 (“Groups and graphs, designs and dynamics”). This is the sixth meeting in the series: the previous ones were G2C2: Groups and graphs, cycles and … Continue reading
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Tagged designs, dynamics, G2 conferences, graphs, groups, Hangzhou, Three Gorges University, Yichan, Zhejiang University
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