Justin Salez: Sparse expanders have negative curvature

1. Patrice Ossona de Mendez: Small, sparse, order
2. Aneta Pokorna: On the connectivity and the diameter of betweenness-uniform graphs
3. László Lovász: Homomorphisms into orthogonality graphs
4. Domonkos Czifra: Simulation results about the spread of differently seeded epidemics
5. Gergely Ódor: Theoretical results about a switchover phenomenon for

1. Misha Tyomkyn: On forcing graph families
2. Albert-László Barabási: Physical Networks
3. Yanchen Liu: Fruit Fly Brain Network
4. Jinha Park: Knots on network
5. David Hartman: Limits of properties in complex networks
6. Tomas Bures: Machine learning the rules for composing autonomic

1. László Lovász: Opening
2. Márton Karsai - Gergely Ódor: Mathematics of epidemics
3. Márton Pósfai - Balázs Szegedy: Physical networks
4. Gábor Elek: Hyperfiniteness
5. Federico Battiston: The dynamics of higher-order interactions
6. Miklós Abért: Limits of temporal information
7. Balázs Ráth: Self-organized criticality of dynamic random graph models
8. László Lovász: Markov spaces as graph limits
9. Miklós Ruszinkó: A modified bootstrap percolation on a random graph coupled with a lattice

Program
 

Wednesday March 4, 2020: Day 1

    11:00 Laszlo Lovasz talk

   12:30 LUNCH 

   14:00 Discussion Session 

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Thursday March 5, 2020 : Day 2 

    10:00 Colloquia by Bjorner, Schrijver, Abert and Dvorak 

   12:30 LUNCH 

Date: 17-18 December 2019

Program:

Tuesday Dec 17, 2019: Day 1

10:00 Albert-László Barabási
11:00 András Stipsicz

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Wednesday Dec 18, 2019: Day 2

 10:00 László Acsády

Date: 23-25 September 2019

Location: CEU