IHP trimester program on Combinatorics and Interactions

主题项目“组合学和相互作用”将于2017年1月至3月在巴黎的亨利·庞加莱研究所（IHP）举行。该项目将包括一所入门学校、为期三周的研讨会和五门迷你课程。该方案是近年来在IHP举办的定期组合学研讨会的产物。亨利·庞加莱研究所就数学/理论物理的活跃研究领域组织这样的专题讨论会有着悠久的历史。本季度将吸引200多名参与者。世界领先的专家将在研究生课程中介绍该领域的基础知识，而研讨会将为参与者提供学习最新成果的机会。在美国国家科学基金会的支持下，来自美国机构的15名年轻研究人员参加了本季度的研究。这是一个独特的机会，让他们了解或加深他们在这个蓬勃发展的领域的知识，以便能够在未来为它做出贡献。会议的网站是http://www.ihp.fr/en/CEB/T1-2017.The，该计划将汇集三个不同的、快速发展的组合学领域：随机图和二聚体模型；枚举几何与模空间；以及渐近表示理论。迷你课程将由世界专家授课，初级研究人员将有很多机会与一些高级参与者互动。其中包括a·鲍罗丁（A. Borodin， 2015年获得勒夫和庞加莱奖）；B. Eynard (CRM montrassal的Aisenstaedt主席，2015)；肯尼迪。Le Gall（2009年CNRS银奖）；M. bousquet - massassou（2013年CNRS银奖）；N. curen（2015年罗洛-戴维森奖）；G.米尔蒙特和I.考文（2009年和2014年罗洛-戴维森奖）。

The thematic program "Combinatorics and Interactions" will take place at the Institut Henri Poincaré (IHP) in Paris from January to March, 2017. The program will feature an introductory school, three week-long workshops, and five mini-courses. The program is an outgrowth of regular combinatorics workshops which have been held at IHP in recent years. The Institut Henri Poincaré has a long history of organizing such thematic quarters on active domains of research in mathematics/theoretical physics. This quarter will attract more than two hundred participants. World-leading experts will present the basics of the field in graduate courses, while the workshops will give the opportunity to participants to learn the newest results. The support from NSF enable fifteen young researchers from US based institutions to participate to this quarter. This is a unique opportunity for them to learn about or deepen their knowledge of this flourishing domain, in order to be able to contribute to it in the future. A website for the conference is maintained at http://www.ihp.fr/en/CEB/T1-2017.The program will bring together three distinct, rapidly evolving areas of combinatorics: random maps and dimer models; enumerative geometry and moduli spaces; and asymptotic representation theory. The mini-courses will be taught by world experts and there will be many opportunities for junior researchers to interact with some of the senior participants. These include A. Borodin (Loeve and the Poincaré prizes, 2015); B. Eynard (Aisenstaedt Chair at CRM Montréal, 2015); J.-F. Le Gall (2009 CNRS silver medal) ; M. Bousquet-Mélou (2013 CNRS silver medal); N. Curien (Rollo-Davidson prize 2015); G. Miermont and I. Corwin (Rollo-Davidson prizes 2009 and 2014).