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Conferences and Meetings on Applied Maths: Complex Networks

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1.AIM Workshop: Exponential random network models
Dates	17 Jun 2013 → 21 Jun 2013	[ID=507596]
Location	American Institute of Mathematics, Palo Alto, United States
Abstract	This workshop, sponsored by AIM and the NSF, will bring practicing social scientists and statisticians, who study exponential random graph models, into contact with an emerging group of mathematicians who use a variety of new tools, including graph limit theory and tools from statistical mechanics such as spin glasses.
Weblink	http://www.aimath.org/ARCC/workshops/exprandnetwork.html

2.CNA2013 — Second International Workshop on Complex Networks and their Applications
Dates	02 Dec 2013 → 05 Dec 2013	[ID=548430]
Location	kyoto, Japan
Abstract	Real-world entities often interconnect with each other through explicit or implicit relationships to form a complex network. Examples of complex networks are found in many fields of science such as biological systems, engineering systems, economic systems as well as social systems. In line with SITIS tradition of promoting interdisciplinary research, the international workshop on Complex Networks and their Applications aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners from different science communities working on areas related to complex networks. The workshop targets two types of contributions from prospective authors: Contributions dealing of theoretical tools and methods to solve practical problems as well as applications solved by tools from network sciences. Both contributions should stimulate interaction between theoreticians and practitioners.
Weblink	http://hocinecherifi.wix.com/complexnetworks-2013
Contact	Email: hocine.cherifi@gail.com

3.Mathematical Technology of Networks - QGraphs 2013
Dates	04 Dec 2013 → 07 Dec 2013	[ID=540176]
Location	Center for Interdisciplinary Research, Bielefeld, Germany
Abstract	This conference aims at bringing together functional analysts, mathematical physicists, experts of dynamical systems, and probabilists who have research interests in graph theory, networks, complex systems, and/or random walks. It will ideally follow the path of previous meetings on differential equations on networks held in the past years in Blaubeuren (Germany) and Castro Urdiales (Spain) as well as the QGraph meeting series that has taken place in several German and Swedish venues since 2009.
Weblink	http://www.uni-ulm.de/mawi/analysis/mitglieder/jun-prof-pd-dr-delio-mugnolo/mtn2013.html
Related subject(s)	Graph Theory and Combinatorics
4.ICERM Semester Program on "Network Science and Graph Algorithms"
Dates	03 Feb 2014 → 09 May 2014	[ID=517191]
Location	ICERM, Providence, Rhode Island, United States
Abstract	The study of computational problems on graphs has long been a central area of research in computer science. However, recent years have seen qualitative changes in both the problems to be solved and the tools available to do so. Application areas such as computational biology, the web, social networks, and machine learning give rise to large graphs and complex statistical questions that demand new algorithmic ideas and computational models. At the same time, techniques such as semidefinite programming and combinatorial preconditioners have been emerging for addressing these challenges.
Weblink	http://icerm.brown.edu/sp-s14
Related subject(s)	Courses and Events for Math Students; Graph Theory and Combinatorics

Last updated: 04 May 2013