Nova Louka
December 8-12, 2014
Supported by DIMATIA and EUROCORES.
The workshop continues the tradition started at Nova Louka in late fall 2000, with focus on structural properties, algebraic aspects, algorithmic complexity and other aspects of graphs, graph homomorphisms and related topics.
We will follow the informal atmosphere of Prague Midsummer Combinatorial Workshops, in particular participants are welcomed to present some open problems in a 20-30 minute long talk, but no abstracts are required beforehand. The program is decided on the spot, so that enough time remains for discussions, problem solving and sightseeing.
Participation (except members of KAM and Dimatia) is by invitation only.
To inquire please contact us at homonolo@kam.mff.cuni.cz.
The venue of the workshop is a historic wooden hunters' lodge Samalova chata far away from traces of civilization. Sporting activities include crosscountry skiing or alternatively mountain biking and table tennis. The lodge is equipped with a sauna.
Please register here
before November 15, 2014 and let us know any changes via email at
homonolo@kam.mff.cuni.cz
as well as any questions.
We will ask ESF to support GraDR members' local expenses (incl. the bus from Prague).
However, to apply we first need to have a preliminary list of participants.
If you are a GraDR member and consider coming to Homonolo, please drop us a short note at
homonolo@kam.mff.cuni.cz by August 31, 2014.
The lodge Samalova chata at Nova Louka is located in the center of one of the nicest Czech hills Jizerske hory, located in the north part of Czech Republic (close to the Polish and German borders).
A conference shuttle bus departs from Prague, metro C station Nadrazi Holesovice on 9:30, Monday December 8 and will return to Prague – metro station Cerny most – on Friday December 12 afternoon (around 16:00).
We will meet beside the exit stairs from metro station Nadrazi Holesovice to the train station Nadrazi Holesovice (note that there are two exits from metro station but only north exit heads to the train station). [map]
In case of any trouble upon departure, please contact Tomas Gavenciak at (+420) 605 014 658.
The easiest way by car to Nova Louka is through Liberec (highway R10 north from Prague and then R35), then to Bedrichov and then finally to Nova Louka. Beyond Bedrichov the road is closed for public, but hotel guests are allowed to drive in (notice that in case of snowing you may need snow chains).
We gratefully acknowledge the financial support provided by EUROCORES through the EUROGIGA
Programme of the European Science Foundation.
