Probabilistic combinatorics at Rutgers

About

Probabilistic combinatorics lies at the heart of modern discrete mathematics, with deep connections to probability, theoretical computer science, and statistical physics. This conference will bring together leading researchers and emerging scholars to highlight recent breakthroughs, explore fundamental open problems, and recognize the profound influence of Jeff Kahn on the field.

We gratefully acknowledge support from the National Science Foundation.

Confirmed Speakers

Noga Alon

Princeton University

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Jozsef Balogh

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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David Conlon

Caltech

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Jacob Fox

Stanford University

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Ehud Friedgut

Weizmann Institute of Science

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Penny Haxell

University of Waterloo

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Annika Heckel

Uppsala University

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Hao Huang

National University of Singapore

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Gil Kalai

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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Nati Linial

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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Roy Meshulam

Technion

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Dhruv Mubayi

University of Illinois Chicago

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Jinyoung Park

New York University

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Will Perkins

Georgia Tech

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Wojtek Samotij

Tel Aviv University

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Paul Seymour

Princeton University

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Prasad Tetali

Carnegie Mellon University

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Van Vu

University of Hong Kong

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Fan Wei

Duke University

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Avi Wigderson

Institute for Advanced Study

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Peter Winkler

Dartmouth College

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Program

Schedule coming soon.

Venue & Travel

Details about venue, directions, and accommodations coming soon.

Registration

Please register using the link below.

Registration deadline: August 20.

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Organizers

Tom Bohman — Carnegie Mellon University
Swee Hong Chan — Rutgers University
Pat Devlin — Swarthmore College
Quentin Dubroff — Carnegie Mellon University
David Galvin — University of Notre Dame
Mark Kayll — University of Montana
Bhargav Narayanan — Rutgers University
Jinyoung Park — New York University