11th International Conference on Computability, Complexity, and Randomness; University of Hawaii at Manoa; January 4- 8, 2016

该奖项支持参加2016年1月4日至8日在马诺阿夏威夷大学校园举行的第11届可计算性，复杂性和随机性国际会议。会议的特点是邀请演讲，贡献演讲和教程。会议的主题包括可计算性理论、计算复杂性理论、算法随机性以及逻辑与分析之间的相互作用。与会者可以提交摘要的会谈后，由程序委员会接受可能会在会议上提出。根据这些演讲选出的论文将在会后的期刊上发表。会议组织者致力于帮助推动年轻研究人员，妇女和少数民族在数学方面的职业生涯。研究生、博士后、女性和少数民族以及没有其他经济来源的小型机构的教师将优先获得参加会议的财政支持。自2004年成立以来，CCR会议系列已成为算法随机性研究人员社区的固定设备。这个领域的许多最杰出的工作者多年来都有参加这个会议的习惯。会议促进算法随机性和可计算性理论在其他数学领域以及统计学、经济学和金融学等其他学科的应用。受邀演讲为该领域的最新发展提供了一个平台。此外，贡献的谈话会议给研究生和年轻的研究人员一个机会，让自己接触到最新的研究趋势，并介绍自己的工作，从而有助于他们的培训和专业发展。参加会议的财政支持将优先给予研究生，博士后，妇女和少数民族，以及初级教师谁否则可能无法参加会议。会议网站位于http://math.hawaii.edu/wordpress/ccr-2016/

This award supports participation in the 11th International Conference on Computability, Complexity, and Randomness, held on the campus of the University of Hawaii at Manoa during January 4-8, 2016. The conference features invited talks, contributed talks, and a tutorial. The conference covers topics such as computability theory, computational complexity theory, algorithmic randomness, and interactions between logic and analysis. Participants may submit abstracts for talks which upon acceptance by the program committee may be presented at the conference. Selected papers based on the talks will be published in a post-conference journal volume. The conference organizers are committed to helping to advance the careers of young researchers, women, and minorities in mathematics. Priority for financial support to attend the conference will be given to graduate students, postdocs, women, and minorities, as well as to faculty at smaller institutions who do not have other sources of financial support.The CCR conference series has become a fixture in the community of algorithmic randomness researchers since its inception in 2004. Many of the most prominent workers in this field make a habit of attending it most years. The conference promotes applications of algorithmic randomness and computability theory in other areas of mathematics, and in other disciplines such as statistics, economics, and finance. The invited presentations provide a platform for the latest developments in the field. Moreover, the contributed talk session gives graduate students and young researchers an opportunity to expose themselves to the most recent research trends and present their own work, thereby contributing to their training and professional development. Financial support to attend the conference will preferentially be given to graduate students, postdocs, women, and minorities, as well as to junior faculty who may not otherwise be able to attend the conference.The conference website is located at http://math.hawaii.edu/wordpress/ccr-2016/