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* 5th BUDAPEST--CHEMNITZ--PRAHA--TORUN *
* CONFERENCE IN ALGEBRA *
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* Budapest, Hungary, June 14-16, 2001. *
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Second announcement
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As it was announced a few months ago (in the last century!), the
5th Budapest--Chemnitz--Prague--Torun Conference in Algebra
will take place in Budapest from June 14 (Thursday) to June 16 (Saturday),
2001, with June 13 and June 17 as suggested arrival and departure days.
Scientific program.
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The lectures will be held in the main lecture hall of the Alfréd Rényi
Mathematical Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The main topic of the
conference will be representation theory of algebras with an outlook to
related areas (group rings, Lie algebras, algebraic geometry, general ring
theory etc.), however, any other algebraic topic is welcome for short talks.
Here is the list of the invited (one hour) lectures:
H. Andersen (Aarhus, Denmark):
Twisted Verma modules
V. Drensky (Sofia, Bulgaria):
Asymptotic behaviour of polynomial identities of matrices
D. Happel (Chemnitz, Germany):
Hereditary categories with tilting object over arbitrary base fields
S. König (Leicester, United Kingdom):
Repeating patterns in decomposition matrices of general linear groups
E. Lukus (Budapest, Hungary):
Quasi-hereditary extension algebras
C.M. Ringel (Bielefeld, Germany):
Subgroups of finite abelian groups
D. Simson (Torun, Poland):
On representation theory of coalgebras
A. Smoktunowicz (Warsaw, Poland):
On results connected to the Köthe conjecture
J. Trlifaj (Prague, Czech Republic):
Approximations of modules
Sessions of short talks (25 minutes) will also be organized. Participants
are welcome to contribute. At present we do not plan to have parallel
sessions. The lectures will start on Thursday, June 14 at 9 a.m. The
expected closing of the conference is on Saturday afternoon, June 16.
Accommodation.
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Since hotel prices tend to be rather high in Budapest (one single or double
room in the downtown area could cost 150 DM/night and up), we tried to
search for affordable accommodation for the participants. However, due to
the fact that the spring term at universities finishes only at the beginning
of July, and also some reconstruction is planned in our traditional guest
houses, cheap accommodation which would still be priced at a reasonable
level, is rather limited. Thus we encourage everyone to make a reservation
as soon as possible either through us (preferably by the end of March) or on
her/his own. Please, let us know of any special needs concerning
acommodation (travelling with a family, staying longer etc.). We shall make
all efforts to find suitable accommodation for everyone.
Here is a list of possible accommodations, with a short description and
information about the prices. (Prices are usually subject to small changes.)
Participants wishing to stay in one of these places should contact us and we
shall arrange for their stay.
1. Hotel Peregrinus. 1056 Budapest, Szerb utca 3. Tel. (36-1)-266-4911,
FAX: (36-1)-266-4913. The guest house of Eötvös University; renovated a
few years ago, in downtown, 7 minutes walk to the conference site.
Nice, spacious rooms, equipped with bath/shower. Parking is difficult,
but possible to arrange. A few single and several double rooms.
Price: 115 DM/night/single room; 130 DM/night/double room, single
occupancy; 150 DM/night/double room, double occupancy. Breakfast
included.
2. First Guest House of the Ministry of Education. 1122 Budapest, Maros
utca 16/a. Tel: (36-1)-356-4246, FAX: (36-1)-356-7846. Located in the
Buda part of the city, close to the castle district, major parks and
also some busy areas of the city, approx. 20 minutes by metro no. 2 to
the conference site. Two and three bed apartments, nicely furnished,
with a small kitchen and a dining area. Bathroom/shower. Parking on the
street. Hopefully 5 to 10 apartments available.
Price: 55 DM/night/single occupancy; 65 DM/night/double occupancy; 75
DM/night/triple occupancy. Breakfast not included.
3. Guest House of the Academy of Science. 1014 Budapest, Országház utca
21. Tel: 355-2333. Located in the historic castle district, in a
historic building, a limited number of rooms (total number 10) with two
or three beds (or two rooms with four beds), all furnished with
classical style furniture, all but two rooms with bath/shower. No
access by car (restrictions in effect for the whole castle district).
25 minutes by public transport (bus and metro no. 2) to the conference
site.
Price: Prices vary depending on the size of the room, from 75
DM/night/single occupancy to 90 DM/night/double occupancy and 120
DM/night/triple occupancy. Single room with shower a few meters away at
45 DM/night. Breakfast included.
4. Ho(s)tel Marco Polo. 1072 Budapest, Nyár utca 6. Tel: (36-1)-344-5367,
FAX: (36-1)-344-5368, E-mail: info@hostelmarcopolo.com, URL:
http://www.hostelmarcopolo.com. Centrally located, in the heart of
Budapest, 10 minutes walk from the conference site, this is a youth
hostel, offering hotel services. Recently renovated, besides some
dormitory style rooms, it has several nicely furnished double rooms,
all with bath/shower. Telephone in each room. Internet access. No
parking.
Price: 80 DM/night/double room, single occupancy, 110 DM/night/double
room, double occupancy. A considerable discount offered for groups of
over 10 (60 DM/night/single and 80 DM/night/double, subject to further
negotiations). Breakfast included.
5. Hotel Martos, Professors' House. 1111 Budapest, Stoczek utca 5-7. Tel:
(36-1)-463-3777, FAX: (36-1)-463-3650. E-mail:
reception@hotel.martos.bme.hu. Located on the campus of the Technical
University in Buda, on a separate floor of one of the dormitories, some
25 minutes walk from the conference site. Public transport also
available. Spacious, modernly furnished apartments with small kitchen
and dining area, bath/shower. Parking on the street. Over twenty
apartments available.
Price: 85 DM/night/double room, single occupancy, 95 DM/night/double
room, double occupancy. Breakfast included.
6. Hotel Olympia. 1121 Budapest, Eötvös út 40. Tel (36-1)-395-6447.
Located in a pleasant environment, in the mountainous outscirts
of Budapest, some 40 minutes from the conference site by bus
no. 21 and metro no. 2. A reasonable hotel, with pool, single and
double rooms with bath/shower. Parking available.
Price: 70 DM/night/single room, 95 DM/night/double room, double
occupancy. Breakfast included.
Dormitory style rooms will also be available, at a moderate price
(15-25 DM/night).
For participants wishing to book their own room, here are some links to
hotels in Budapest:
http://www.hotels.hu/index-en.phtml ,
http://www.justweb.com/hotelweb/hungary/index.html,
http://WWW.NET.HU/pannonia/budapest.html ,
http://www.danubiusgroup.com.
http://www.taverna.hu,
Booking through a travel agency may be advantageous in certain
cases. Please note that there may be a shortage of hotel rooms in the
high season; early booking is therefore highly recommended.
Registration.
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To cover the cost of lunches (for Thursday, Friday and Saturday) and the
banquet (to be held on Friday), there will be a registration fee of 5000 HUF
(approx. 37 DM or 18 US $), payable upon arrival. Please, fill the on-line
form or send the filled form by E-mail or ordinary mail to the address of
the conference. There is no deadline for registration, however we ask those
who need accommodation to register early (before March 31, 2001) so that we
can arrange for their lodging. Early registration by other participants will
also be appreciated.
Abstracts.
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Participants who wish to give a talk are asked to submit an abstract by June
10 (Sunday). Abstracts received by then will be distributed at the meeting.
Regardless of the late deadline for abstracts, we ask the participants to
inform us about their intention of giving a talk on their registration
forms. The program of the conference should be ready at least one week prior
to the meeting.
Further information.
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Please, visit our web site from time to time: further information will be
posted regularly. Some useful hints concerning travel and the location of
the conference will be sent by E-mail one week prior to the conference. If
you wish to make a reservation for accommodation and you send your
registration by March 31, we shall try to arrange your reservation by April
15, and confirm it by E-mail.
Budapest, March 7, 2001
Istvan Agoston
Matyas Domokos
Erzsebet Lukacs
Laszlo Marki
Pham Ngoc Anh
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Dear Colleagues,
Many of you may recall that a year ago in Prague, during the
latest meeting in the series of Algebra Conferences organized by the
algebraists of Budapest, Chemnitz, Prague and Torun, it was decided
that the next conference be held in Budapest in the year
2001. It is our pleasure to announce now that the
5th Budapest--Chemnitz--Prague--Torun Algebra Symposium
will take place in Budapest from June 14 (Thursday) to June 16 (Saturday),
2001, with June 13 and June 17 as suggested arrival and departure
days.
The lectures will be held in the main lecture hall of the Alfred
Renyi Mathematical Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The
main topic of the conference will be representation theory of algebras
with an outlook to related areas (group rings, Lie algebras, algebraic
geometry, general ring theory etc.), however, any other algebraic topic
is welcome for short talks.
We plan to have 9 invited lectures and the rest of the time should be
devoted to contributed talks (20-25 minutes each). Here is the list of main
speakers:
H. Andersen (Aarhus, Denmark)
V. Drensky (Sofia, Bulgaria)
D. Happel (Chemnitz, Germany)
S. Koenig (Leicester, United Kingdom)
E. Lukacs (Budapest, Hungary)
C.M. Ringel (Bielefeld, Germany)
A. Smoktunowicz (Warsaw, Poland)
D. Simson (Torun, Poland)
J. Trlifaj (Prague, Czech Republic)
To keep the costs at a minimum level, we shall make efforts to secure
affordable accommodation for the participants and we also plan to have
organized lunches. It is, however, almost certain that we will have no funds
to contribute toward travel expenses so we encourage everyone to apply for
external travel support.
A reply to this announcement to the address
bcpt@renyi.hu
from those interested will be appreciated. A more detailed announcement with
a registration form, a list of possible accommodations etc. will be sent in
February. The home page of the conference can be found at
http://www.renyi.hu/~bcpt
Budapest, November 3, 2000
Sincerely yours,
Istvan Agoston
Matyas Domokos
Erzsebet Lukacs
Laszlo Marki
Pham Ngoc Anh
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Alfred Renyi Mathematical Institute
1053 BUDAPEST
Realtanoda u. 13-15
HUNGARY
Tel.: (36-1)-267-7043/303
FAX: (36-1)-317-7166
E-mail: bcpt@renyi.hu
URL: http://www.renyi.hu/~bcpt
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\noindent Dear Colleagues,
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Many of you may recall that a year ago in Prague, during the
latest meeting in the series of Algebra Conferences organized by the
algebraists of Budapest, Chemnitz, Prague and Toru\'n, it was decided
that the next conference be held in Budapest in the year
2001. It is our pleasure to announce now that the
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will take place in Budapest from {\bf June 14} (Thursday) to {\bf June 16}
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departure days.
The lectures will be held in the main lecture hall of the Alfr\'ed
R\'enyi Mathematical Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The
main topic of the conference will be representation theory of algebras
with an outlook to related areas (group rings, Lie algebras, algebraic
geometry, general ring theory etc.), however, any other algebraic topic
is welcome for short talks.
We plan to have 9 invited (one hour) lectures and the rest of the time
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affordable accommodation for the participants and we also plan to have
organized lunches. It is, however, almost certain that we will have no
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A reply to this announcement to the address
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A more detailed announcement with a registration form, a
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The home page of the conference can be found at
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\noindent Budapest, November 3, 2000
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