2019 Colloquia in Combinatorics Two consecutive one-day events hosted by QMUL and LSE 2019 sees the thirteenth year of the Colloquia in Combinatorics: each year, we present a dozen talks covering a ...

2018 Colloquia in Combinatorics Two consecutive one-day events hosted by QMUL and LSE 2018 sees the twelfth year of the Colloquia in Combinatorics: each year, we present a dozen talks covering a wide ...

Algebra is the discipline of pure mathematics that is concerned with the study of the abstract properties of a set, once this is endowed with one or more operations that respect certain rules (axioms) ...

The card game Set has long inspired mathematicians to create interesting problems. Now, a technique based on large language models (LLMs) is showing that artificial intelligence (AI) can help ...

Combinatorics researchers are still trying to figure out how low they can go. Will they be able to push the upper limit all the way down to the best known lower limit, ...

Combinatorics and discrete mathematics form a vibrant and expansive branch of modern mathematics, dedicated to the study of finite or countable structures and the methods used to count, classify ...

The Bristol One-Day Meeting in Combinatorics is an annual conference in Bristol with talks on a wide variety of topics within Combinatorics. Talks will cover recent developments in extremal and ...

The mathematician Ben Green of the University of Oxford has made a major stride toward understanding a nearly 100-year-old combinatorics problem, showing that a well-known recent conjecture is “not ...

Marton supposed that her conjecture is true for all groups. This has yet to be shown. The new paper proves it for a particular kind of group, which takes as its elements lists of binary numbers like ...

The beginnings of combinatorics in India date back to Bharata's Natyasastra and the last chapter of the work Chandahsastra (Sanskrit Prosody) by Pingala (c. 300 BCE).