DIMACS | Center for Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science
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It s difficult to tell from the outside what the names of types of math research actually mean. In this session, six mathematics faculty will each give a five to
You have been told that mathematical statements require rigor and proof. This is an overstated belief. Broad classes of combinatorial, algebraic, and even analytic statements can be established purely based
The talk will review the basics of Ramsey theory and discuss recent developments on the topic.
Reconnect workshops expose faculty teaching undergraduates to current applications of mathematical and computational sciences and provide an opportunity for government or industry professionals to learn about recent research in related areas The topic will be presented over the course of 4 5 days in a series of lectures and activities
For the most up to date information about this event please see the workshop s main webpage Over the past decade there have been major advances in the design of efficient graph algorithms This is in part due to the development and application of powerful new techniques The goal of
Over the past 30 years, we have been developing a general, scalable, computational learning and AI framework that combines principles of computational learning, neural nets, sparse methods, mixed norms, dictionary
The workshop will emphasize methods and algorithms for solving vehicle routing problems VRPs that perform well computationally and or have high potential for doing so It builds on three recent computational competitions in vehicle routing 1 the DIMACS Implementation Challenge 2 the EURO Meets NeurIPS competition and 3 the Amazon
The UN Sustainable Development Goals SDGs cover such topics as poverty health clean water climate energy education and gender equality This workshop aims to explore the design of economic mechanisms and computer science algorithms to help address these goals The workshop aims to bring together among others the mechanism design
