Workshop on Matroids and
Tropical Combinatorics
Queen Mary University of London
January 9th - 13th 2023
Program
The core of the workshop will consist of three minicourses mainly aimed at PhD students and young researchers. There will also be short research talks by some of the participants, daily exercise sessions, and social activities.
Minicourses
Exercises
Resources
Schedule
Participant talks
Take a look at the participant talks with abstracts.
Session 1 (Monday)
Jerónimo Valencia-Porras: Snake decomposition of lattice path matroids
Nick Early: Combinatorics and tropical geometry in particle physics
Dante Luber: Flag matroid subdivisions of the regular permutahedron
Session 2 (Tuesday)
Victoria Schleis: Linear degenerate tropical flag matroids
Mariel Supina: The universal valuation of Coxeter matroids
Ben Smith: Complete classes of valuated matroids
Session 3 (Thursday)
Tong Jin: Orthogonal matroids over tracts
Ulysses Alvarez: Topological spaces associated to matroids over hyperfields
Chi Ho Yuen: Filtrations of tope spaces of oriented matroids
Session 4 (Friday)
Raul Penaguiao: Computing degrees of Bergman fans in a funny way
Kyle Binder: The tropical unipotent fundamental group
Victor Wang: Deletion-contraction for a unified laplacian and applications
Session 5 (Friday)
Anastasia Nathanson: Putting the volume back into the volume polynomial
Robert Angarone: Permutation actions on the Chow ring of a matroid
Leonardo Saud Maia Leite: A study about the chain polynomial of the lattice of flats of a matroid
Registration
Everyone is welcome to attend the workshop. If you wish to participate, please register using the following form.
Local Information
Venue: The workshop will take place in the Maths Lecture Theatre by the foyer of the School of Mathematical Sciences.
Lunch/dinner options: Here is a list of suggestions for food near Queen Mary.
Conference dinner: We will go for a (self-funded) conference dinner on Tuesday at 6:30pm at the restaurant Ariana.
Local organisers
This workshop is organised by Felipe Rincón as part of the EPSRC grant "Matroids in Tropical Geometry".