Belfast, August 27-30, 2012

                                                                                                                                    

Speakers include:

  • Vladimir Bavula (Sheffield, UK)

  • Leonid Bokut (Novosibirsk, Russia)

  • Tomasz Brzezinski (Swansea, UK)

  • Peter Cameron (London, UK)

  • David Jordan (Sheffield, UK)

  • Peter Jorgensen (Newcastle, UK)

  • Arnfinn Laudal (Oslo, Norway)

  • Stephane Launois (Kent, UK)

  • Tom Lenagan (Edinburgh, UK) 

  • Abdenacer Makhlouf (Mulhouse, France)

  • Sergei Silvestrov (Västerås, Sweden)  

  • Agata Smoktunowicz (Edinburgh, UK)

  • Robert Wisbauer (Duesseldorf, Germany)

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If you would like to suggest a talk please e-mail the title/abstract (TeX file) to n.iyudu@qub.ac.uk

     

      REGISTRATION    REGISTRATION    REGISTRATION:

To   REGISTER      please visit the following site:

 

https://knock.qub.ac.uk/ecommerce/ACD2009/index.php.

 

 

We have pre-booked limited amount of en-suite rooms from 26 August to 30 August 2011 (4 nights) at Queen's Elms Village (http://www.stayatqueens.com/sites/StayAtQueens/Accommodation/ElmsVillage/). This is a student accommodation, normally used for conferences, close to the Mathematical department, where the conference will take place. Should you wish to use this option, you can pay for it when register.

 

The deadline is extended till   20 June 2012.

 

There is a possibility to support attendance for  several UK based research students,

please write to n.iyudu@qub.ac.uk for details.

 

Link to the 2009 and 2010 Workshops on 'Algebra, Combinatorics, Dynamics and Applications' in Belfast:

http://iyudu.110mb.com/algebra2009.html 

and

  https://sites.google.com/site/algebrabelfast2010/                                    

 

The workshop will focus on recent developments and classical ideas in the interplay between structural properties of algebras,
properties of their representations and   combinatorics and dynamics. We are particularly interested to discuss problems where
combinatorial methods appear as a main ingredient in the solution of an algebraic problem or where arguments of dynamical nature help to
understand better some algebraic phenomenon. We will consider also more general structures appeared in various applications, in
particular in physics, analysis, geometry, topology, homotopy theory, and coding theory.

Topics of our attention include, but are not limited to the following:

* Algebras given by relations (including quadratic algebras)

      * Combinatorics of defining relations, particularly combinatorics and dynamics of words; semigroups and semigroup algebras;

      * Properties of various generating series associated to rings, Hilbert series, growth, combinatorics of primes;

      * Representation spaces, dynamics of Gl_n action; Deformation theory;

      * Homological properties, properties of the Koszul complex;


* Structures originated in  physics, geometry, topology, homotopy theory

      * operads, props;

      * Novikov structures and pre-Lie algebras, Leibnitz algebras, ternary algebras, etc.;

      * Poisson structures;

      * cluster algebras;


 * Actions of groups over rings, lower K-groups over noncommutative rings;

 * Operator algebras and semigroup actions on Banach spaces, their (infinite-dimensional) dynamics.

 * Computational aspects of the above, in particular, related to the Groebner bases theory

 

                    Program              Participants              Travel          Accommodation               Funding                    Dinner
    

                                   
                                We are grateful for the support of the London Mathematical Society 
                         and the British Combinatorial Committee

                                       Organizers: 

                        Natalia Iyudu: n.iyudu@qub.ac.uk

                        Stanislav Shkarin: s.shkarin@qub.ac.uk

 

A printable POSTER can be downloaded here: