Winter school 2011
Geilo
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Ninth Annual Winter School in Algorithms, Graph Theory and Combinatoric
The Ninth Annual Winter School in Algorithms, Graph Theory and Combinatorics took place 23-25 February 2011 at Geilo, an alpine skiing center 40 km East of Finse.
Program
We leave by train from Bergen at 07:58 and will be staying at Geilo Hotel . The scientific programme will include four 3-hour tutorials:
Sparsification using VC-dimension, by Yuri Rabinovich from Haifa University.
Nowhere dense graphs and algorithms, by Zdenek Dvorak from Charles University. His slides in pdf are here.
LP and graph algorithms in sage, by Nathann Cohen from Sophia-Antipolis (see his home page for information about sage)
Multicore programming: architecture and optimization, by Erik Hagersten from Uppsala University.
Wednesday 23rd:
07:58-10:58 Train Bergen-Geilo
12:00-12:30 Lunch
12:30-17:00 Discussions and/or skiing
17:00-20:00 Tutorial I on sage by Nathann Cohen
20:00 Dinner
Thursday 24th:
07:00-09:00 Breakfast
09:00-12:00 Tutorial II on nowhere dense graphs by Zdenek Dvorak
12:00-12:30 Lunch
12:30-17:00 Discussions and/or skiing
17:00-20:00 Tutorial III on sparsification by Yuri Rabinovich
20:00 Dinner
Friday 25th:
07:00-09:00 Breakfast (make lunch pack)
09:00-12:00 Tutorial IV on multicore programming by Erik Hagersten
12:00 Check-out
14:42-17:52 Train Geilo-Bergen
If you are interested in attending please contact Jan Arne Telle.
Participants
1. Fedor Fomin
2. Pinar Heggernes
3. Fredrik Manne
4. Jan Arne Telle
5. Yngve Villanger
6. Pim van't Hof
7. Erik Jan van Leeuwen
8. Mostofa Ali Patwary
9. Sigve Hortemo Sæther
10. Martin Vatshelle
11. Georgius Askaladis
12. Remy Belmont
13. Sadia Sharmin
14. Johannes Langguth
15. Frederic Dorn
16. Yuri Rabinovich
17. Nathann Cohen
18. Zdenek Dvorak
19. Erik Hagersten
20. Martin Tofteberg
21. Knut Karevoll
22. Magnar Myrtveit
23. Torbjørn Tessem
24. Torgeir Grønning
25. Anneli Weiss
26. Markus Dregi
27. Sven Köhler
28. Jiri Fiala
29. Martin Kupec
30. Alexander Rosbach
31. Michal Vaner
32. Marek Tesar
33. Tomas Vyskocil
34. Pierre Charbit
35. Jan Volec
36. Pål Drange