Future, Current and Recent Events
The AAC will be organizing an International Workshop in Combinatorial Algebra in from June 1st to 3rd, 2013. For details, please see the first announcement.
Atlantic Algebra Centre is pleased to announce the results of the Second AAC/CRG Graduate Prizes for the graduate students in the Maritime Provinces, specializing in Algebra. The winners are Mr Ali Alilooee and Ms Emma Connon from Dalhousie University (supervisor - Dr Sara Faridi). They will be awarded research support for the year 2012/13 in the amount $750 each.
On October 14, 2012 Atlantic Algebra Centre organized a mini confrerence “Combinatorial Theory of Groups and Hopf Algebras" as a follow-up to SCIENCE ATLANTIC Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science Conference 2012 at Mount Allison University in Sackville, NB. The first announcement can be found following this link. The schedule of the mini conference can be found here.
From left to right: Dr. Alexander Olshanskiy (Vanderbilt), Dr. Olga Kharlampovich (CUNY), Dr. Alex Miasnikov (Stevens Institute), and AAC Director Dr. Yuri Bahturin, watching the low tide at Hopewell Rocks, NB, during the mini conference “Combinatorial Theory of Groups and Hopf Algebras".
The XIV AAC mini course "Tropical linear algebra and its applications" was given by Professor Alexander Guterman (Moscow State University, Russia) on October 1 - 5, 2012.
The VII AAC International Workshop "Groups, Rings, Lie and Hopf Algebras. III" was held at Bonne Bay Marine Station of Memorial University of Newfoundland in Norris Point, NL, from August 12 - 18, 2012.
The XIII AAC mini course "Growth of Groups and Related Topics" was given by Professor Rostislav Grigorchuk (Texas A & M University, USA) on May 8 -11, 2012.
The XII AAC mini course "Non-commutative Cryptography" was given by Professor Vladimir Shpilrain (City College of New York, NY, USA) on February 26 - March 3, 2012.
Early in 2011 Atlantic Algebra Centre won a support from Atlantic Association for Research in the Mathematical Sciences as a Collaborative Research Group for the period September 1, 2011 - August 31, 2013. In connection with this the Board of Directors of AAC has established the AAC - CRG Graduate prizes to support the research of the Algebra graduate students working in Atlantic Canada.
Atlantic Algebra Centre is pleased to announce the results of the Second AAC/CRG Graduate Prizes for the graduate students in the Maritime Provinces, specializing in Algebra. The winners are Mr Ali Alilooee and Ms Emma Connon from Dalhousie University (supervisor - Dr Sara Faridi). They will be awarded research support for the year 2012/13 in the amount $750 each.
The results of the 2011/12 competition is as follows:
First Prize worth $1,000 goes to Mr Serkan Sutlu of UNB - Fredericton
Second Prize worth $750 goes to Ms Emma Connon of Dalhousie University
Third Prize worth $500 goes to Mr Ali Alilooee of Dalhousie UniversityOn October 14, 2012 Atlantic Algebra Centre organized a mini confrerence "Combinatorial Theory of Groups and Hopf Algebras" as a follow-up to SCIENCE ATLANTIC Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science Conference 2012 at Mount Allison University in Sackville, NB. The first announcement can be found following this link. The schedule of the mini conference can be found here.
From left to right: Dr. Alexander Olshanskiy (Vanderbilt), Dr. Olga Kharlampovich (CUNY), Dr. Alex Miasnikov (Stevens Institute), and AAC Director Dr. Yuri Bahturin, watching the low tide at Hopewell Rocks, NB, during the mini conference "Combinatorial Theory of Groups and Hopf Algebras".
The XIV AAC mini course "Tropical linear algebra and its applications" was given by Professor Alexander Guterman (Moscow State University, Russia) on October 1 - 5, 2012.
The VII AAC International Workshop "Groups, Rings, Lie and Hopf Algebras. III" was held at Bonne Bay Marine Station of Memorial University of Newfoundland in Norris Point, NL, from August 12 - 18, 2012.
The XIII AAC mini course "Growth of Groups and Related Topics" was given by Professor Rostislav Grigorchuk (Texas A & M University, USA) on May 8 -11, 2012.
The XII AAC mini course "Non-commutative Cryptography" was given by Professor Vladimir Shpilrain (City College of New York, NY, USA) on February 26 - March 3, 2012.
Early in 2011 Atlantic Algebra Centre won a support from Atlantic Association for Research in the Mathematical Sciences as a Collaborative Research Group for the period September 1, 2011 - August 31, 2013. In connection with this the Board of Directors of AAC has established the AAC - CRG Graduate prizes to support the research of the Algebra graduate students working in Atlantic Canada.
The results of the 2011/12 competition is as follows:
First Prize worth $1,000 goes to Mr Serkan Sutlu of UNB - Fredericton
Second Prize worth $750 goes to Ms Emma Connon of Dalhousie University
Third Prize worth $500 goes to Mr Ali Alilooee of Dalhousie University
