The 19th Mathematics Conference for Young Researchers

The format of this conference

This conference will be a hybrid event, allowing both in-person and online participation. On-site lectures will be delivered via Zoom. Please note that we may change the schedule to fully online even at the last minute depending on the spread of the new coronavirus.

About the presentation

There will be oral and poster presentations. However, oral presentations will be accepted on-site or online, and poster presentations will be accepted only on-site.

1. Oral presentation

Single session (50 minutes + 10 minutes for Q&A) and parallel session (25 minutes + 5 minutes for Q&A) are scheduled for oral presentations. Single session will be open to all participants in the meeting. Parallel session will be divided into venues in four different fields (analysis, algebra, geometry, and mathematics) based on the content of the research. One of the main goals of this conference is to allow young researchers from various fields to interact with each other. For this reason, we would ask you to start your presentation from the background and the motivation of your research. Please note that the organizers will be in charge of assigning single/parallel sessions. (Last year, there were 4 participants for single session and 92 participants for parallel session.)

For oral presentations, you may select to present either on-site or online. Single session will be delivered via Zoom Webinars and parallel session will be delivered via Zoom.

2. Poster presentation

This year's poster presentations will be held on-site only. Posters will be posted on the second floor of Science Building No. 5. Please print the poster yourself. If you have difficulty printing by yourself, please contact us.

About the application

Travel expenses support

This conference will provide subsidies for travel expenses (transportation and accommodation) mainly for graduate students. If you are a speaker and have difficulty in meeting your own travel expenses, then you may apply for assistance from the Department of Mathematics, Hokkaido University.

Attention

• Travel expenses will be subsidized for speakers who will give oral presentations or poster presentations at the local venue .
• Please note that due to limited financial resources, we may not be able to subsidize travel expenses for all who wish to attend.
• If you receive a travel grant, you will be required to attend the entire conference in principle.
• If you can use your own or your laboratory's research funds, please be sure to use them.
• Please note that travel expenses will not be reimbursed if you are also conducting personal business.
• Airfare and hotel arrangements will be made by the School of Mathematics, Hokkaido University, after consultation with the travel expense supporters.
• The itinerary will be 5 days and 4 nights from the day before the conference to the last day of it.

To audience

Prevention of COVID19 infection

• Masks must be worn at the venue.
• Endeavor to disinfect your hands with alcohol when entering and leaving the building.

Technical report series

The contents of all talks (including poster session) of this conference will be displayed in Hokkaido University Technical Report Series in Mathematics. We will ask the speaker to submit a technical report as soon as the format (single, parallel, poster) is decided.

We will not distribute paper format of Hokkaido University Technical Report Series in Mathematics. The technical reports will be displayed in the website. If needed, you will be able to download and print them.

Technical reports further details

• A4 size pdf file between 2 and 10 pages.
• Japanese recommended (English also allowed).
• This conference aims for the active interaction between lots of fields. Please include the introduction to understand the background easily.