Slides
Alex Bishop (UTS Sydney)
Michal Ferov (UTS Sydney)
Rostislav Grigorchuk (Texas A&M)
Sukran Gul (University of the Basque Country)
Waltraud Lederle (Ben Gurion University of the Negev)
Rögnvaldur Möller (University of Iceland)
Colin Reid (University of Newcastle Australia)
Supun Samarakoon (Texas A&M)
Asif Shaikh (Podar College Mumbai 19/ Pune University 7)
Said Sidki (University of Brasilia)
Rachel Skipper (Binghamton University)
Simon Smith (University of Lincoln)
Zoran Šunič (Hofstra University) Talk 2 Talk 3
Thomas Weigel (University of Milano-Bicocca)
John Wilson (University of Leipzig/Oxford University)
Schedule
Also available as pdf here.
Non-academic activities
Photo
The workshop photograph will be taken on Wednesday after the last morning talk (i.e. around 12:45) in front of the statue of Heinrich Heine (in front of the main library, on the way to the Mensa).
The photo will then be published on the website. If you do not want your picture to appear on the website, please do not take part in the photo.
Dinner and drinks on Thursday night
On Thursday night we will all gather at a local brewery where we will have the opportunity to taste some of the local specialties: traditional Altbier (which is a type of beer only made around D\"usseldorf) and Rhenish food. We will meet at 19:00 at Im goldenen Kessel, Bolkerstr. 44, in the Altstadt. Non-alcoholic drinks are available, as well as not-so-traditional food.
Please confirm your attendance when you register so we can inform the brewery.
Wednesday afternoon off
You are free to do whatever you like after the photo on Wednesday. Options include exploring the town, going to Cologne, or persuading a group of mathematicians to go on some walk through the nearby countryside.
The Düsseldorf Tourism Office has plenty of information about things to see and do.
Programme
You can download the programme booklet or just the titles and abstracts that appear below.
