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graduate students' reading seminar (doktorandsky seminar)
by Martin Balko 22 Apr '24

22 Apr '24

Dear friends of doctoral seminar, let me invite you to the doctoral seminar on this Thursday at 9:50 in S6. We will have the paper Everywhere unbalanced configurations presented by Jan Soukup. With best regards, Martin

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graduate students' reading seminar (doktorandsky seminar)
by Martin Balko 08 Apr '24

08 Apr '24

Dear friends of doctoral seminar, this Thursday we have second student's talk of doctoral seminar as we will have a talk by Tomas: T. Hons -- First-order model checking on monadically stable graph classes Everybody is welcome to attend. The seminar starts at 9:50 in S6. Best, Martin

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graduate students' reading seminar (doktorandsky seminar)
by Martin Balko 02 Apr '24

02 Apr '24

Dear friends of doctoral seminar, this Thursday we have first student's talk of doctoral seminar as we will have a talk by Tung: T. Anh Vu -- Lower and Upper Bounds for the Allocation Problem and Other Nonlinear Optimization Problems The seminar starts at 9:50 in S6. Best, Martin

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doct. seminar - talk by John Gimbel (Thursday 9:50, room S6)
by Martin Balko 27 Mar '24

27 Mar '24

Dear all, let me invite you to a talk by John Gimbel, a visiting professor from University of Alaska. The talk will take place in room S6 at 9:50 tomorrow as a part of our doctoral seminar. Everybody is welcome to attend. John Gimbel -- Finding Sparse Sets in Triangle-Free Graphs See you there. Best, Martin

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graduate students' reading seminar (doktorandsky seminar) - we start at 9:50!
by Martin Balko 23 Mar '24

23 Mar '24

Dear friends of doctoral seminar, I apologize, I wrote a wrong time of the start of the seminar next week. The talk by John Gimbel will start at 9:50 next Thursday in the room S6. John Gimbel -- Finding Sparse Sets in Triangle-Free Graphs See you there. Best, Martin

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graduate students' reading seminar (doktorandsky seminar)
by Martin Balko 22 Mar '24

22 Mar '24

Dear friends of doctoral seminar, next Thursday we have a special edition of doctoral seminar as we will have a talk by John Gimbel, a visiting professor from the University of Alaska Fairbanks: John Gimbel -- Finding Sparse Sets in Triangle-Free Graphs The seminar starts at 10:40 in S6. Best, Martin

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graduate students' reading seminar (doktorandsky seminar) -- start at 10:40
by Martin Balko 18 Mar '24

18 Mar '24

Dear friends of doctoral seminar, this Thursday we have a special edition of doctoral seminar as we will have an IUUK cnadidate talk: Afrouz Jabal Ameli -- Approximation Algorithms for Survivable Network Design problems The seminar starts at 10:40 in S6. Best, Martin

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graduate students' reading seminar (doktorandsky seminar)
by Martin Balko 02 Mar '24

02 Mar '24

Dear friends of doctoral seminar, unfortunately, the seminar will be cancelled in the next two weeks (Thursday 7.3. and 14.3.) as we have no talks scheduled and me and Pavel will not be available. However, we have a nice proram for Thursday 21.3. as we plan to host candidate's talks for Iuuk. Best regards, Martin

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graduate students' reading seminar (doktorandsky seminar)
by Martin Balko 25 Feb '24

25 Feb '24

Dear friends of doctoral seminar, the plan for next week's seminar is to do short introductions. Everybody can tell some short info about themselves and their current research. This is important especially for new PhD students. We meet at the regular time, 9:50 in the room S6. See you next week, Martin

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graduate students' reading seminar (doktorandsky seminar) -- first meeting Feb 22, 10:40 in S6
by Martin Balko 16 Feb '24

16 Feb '24

Dear all, The graduate students' reading seminar is for PhD students at KAM & IUUK, who work in cs and/or discrete mathematics. The seminar meets on Thursday 9:50-12:10. This semester in S6. This semester it is run by me and Pavel Valtr. We will start Feb 22 with an organizational meeting (selection of papers & dates, but also an open discussion about possible improvements to the seminar format, etc.). The first meeting will start at 10:40 (in room S6). Typically, each meeting we learn about one paper from one of the participants. The papers are carefully preselected, so that we learn about top level recent results and about new techniques that are used. The person presenting the paper shall read it in advance. For each of the papers there will be a "mentor" who will be glad to help you decide what to present and how. More about this in the first meeting. The seminar has a web page at https://kam.mff.cuni.cz/~dsemweb/ If you are unsure about what paper to choose, you may also discuss it with your advisor. He or she may also suggest a paper especially for you -- this is certainly possible and welcome, pending confirmation by the seminar organizers -- to check if the paper is suitable (that is, interesting also for people who would not be directly working on the topic of the paper). Further information about the seminar will be sent to the email list dokt-seminar-l(a)kam.mff.cuni.cz, to which you can subscribe at https://kam.mff.cuni.cz/mailman3/postorius/lists/dokt-seminar-l.kam.mff.cun… See you at the seminar! Martin

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