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How to subscribe to the seminar schedule on your phone or the Google Calendar

Our website provides the iCal feed of all events, so that one can conveniently subscribe the schedule of seminars on smart phones, desktop calendar applications, and google calendar.

On the iOS (Apple iPhone or iPad) or the Apple MacOS, one can click the following link to subscribe the calendar on the device.

webcal://dimag.ibs.re.kr/events/?ical=1&tribe_display=list

On the Android Phone, we recommend to subscribe the calendar in the Google Calendar. To do so, click “+” after “Other calendars” and click “From URL (URL로 추가)” in the setting and type the following URL.

https://dimag.ibs.re.kr/events/?ical=1&tribe_display=list
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Xin Zhang presented many results on equitable tree-k-colorings of graphs at the discrete math seminar

On May 16, 2019, Xin Zhang (张欣) from Xidian University, China discusses various results on the equitable tree-k-coloring of graphs, a problem of partitioning the vertex set of a graph into vertex-disjoint induced subgraphs having no cycles with almost same size. The title of his talk was “On equitable tree-colorings of graphs”. Xin Zhang is visiting IBS Discrete Mathematics Group from May 15 to May 19.

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Andreas Holmsen presented his work on an extremal problem on hypergraphs on March 12 at the discrete math seminar

Andreas Holmsen from KAIST gave a talk at Discrete Math Seminar on March 12, 2019 under the title “large cliques in hypergraphs with forbidden substructures.” His work extended a result of extremal graph theory due to Gyárfás, Hubenko, and Solymosi, answering a question of Erdős to hypergraphs and has interesting consequences in topological combinatorics and abstract convexity.

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DIMAG had its first workshop “2019-1 IBS Workshop on Graph Theory”

  • Jeong Han Kim (김정한)
  • Cory T. Palmer
  • Martin Balko
  • Dong Yeap Kang (강동엽)
  • Boram Park (박보람)
  • Dániel Gerbner

DIMAG had its first workshop “2019-1 IBS Workshop on Graph Theory” on February 11 and 12, 2019. There were 6 invited talks — Jeong Han Kim (KIAS), Cory T. Palmer (Univ. of Montana), Martin Balko (Charles Univ.), Dong Yeap Kang (KAIST), Boram Park (Ajou Univ.), and Dániel Gerbner (Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics). We would like to thank all speakers and participants.

The talks are recorded but due to technical problems, only four talks are available online.