Geometry seminar (NDMI106)
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- Presentation of papers and new results from discrete and computational geometry, possibly solving problems from this area.
- Credit:
- Every student has to present a paper to get credit for the course.
- It is possible to show the presentation to one of the instructors beforehand.
- The seminar in the previous semester: [link]
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- First seminar (30.9.2026): Organizational meeting, short introductions of the participants.
- Second seminar (7.10.2026): A talk by Jan Kratochvíl: How Close is a Tree to a Euclidean Minimum Spanning Tree?.
- Third seminar (14.10.2026): A talk by Misha Tyomkyn: Morin's theorem explained.
- Fourth seminar (21.10.2026): A talk by Martin Balko: The crossing number of complete graphs (OpenAI).
- (28.10.2026): The seminar is cancelled (Czechoslovak Independence Day).
- Fifth seminar (4.11.2026): A talk by Koki Furukawa: Distinct volume subsets problem.
- Sixth seminar (11.11.2026): A talk by Daniel Perz: Flipping Plane Perfect Matchings Beyond Convex Point Sets.
- Seventh seminar (18.11.2026): A talk by Todor Antiæ: TBA.
- Eighth seminar (25.11.2026): Honza Kratochvil's guests: TBA.
- Ninth seminar (2.12.2026): A talk by William Clarke Stowe A Cyclic Non-Ramsey Heptagon.
- (9.12.2026): The seminar is cancelled (Homonolo).
- Tenth seminar (16.12.2026): A talk by Matúš Rožek: TBA.
- Eleventeenth seminar (6.1.2027): TBA.
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