24th Central European Number Theory Conference

novotny — Mon, 08 Oct 2018 10:25:10 +0000

24th Central European Number Theory Conference will be held September 1 – September 6, 2019 – September 1, 2019 will be arrival day – in Komárno, Slovakia. This conference is the successor of the traditional Czech and Slovak International Conference on Number Theory (NTC) which has been organized since 1972.

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Organized by

Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, University of Ostrava

Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Faculty of Science, Masaryk University, Brno

Institute of Computer Science, Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague

Mathematical institute of Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava

Department of Mathematics and Informatics, J. Selye University, Komárno

Pro Selye Univerzitas, Komárno

Scientific Committee

Attila Bérczes (University of Debrecen)

József Bukor (J. Selye University)

Andrej Dujella (University of Zagreb)

Ladislav Mišík (University of Ostrava)

Karol Nemoga (Slovak Academy of Sciences)

Attila Pethő (University of Debrecen)

Štefan Porubský (Institute of Computer Science, Czech Academy of Sciences)

Jan Šustek (University of Ostrava)

László Szalay (University of Sopron)

Robert Tichy (Graz University of Technology)

János Tóth (J. Selye University)

Organizing Committee

Peter Csiba (J. Selye University)

Ferdinánd Filip (J. Selye University)

Lukáš Novotný (University of Ostrava)

Zuzana Václavíková (University of Ostrava)

Accommodation

Information about available hotels you can find here.

The prices covers accommodation, meal and the conference fee.
Accompanying persons are heartily welcome. In that case, do not hesitate to contact us.

Beneficiary

Please use payment to the bank account. Please do not forget to pay the transfer fee as well.

Name:	PRO SELYE UNIVERZITAS n.o.
Address:	Dunajské nábrežie 12, 945 01 Komárno, Slovakia
IČ (Id.No.):	50057391
Bank:	Slovenská sporiteľňa, a.s.
SWIFT code:	GIBASKBX
IBAN:	SK39 0900 0000 0050 8033 0263
Variable Symbol:	82589933
Specific Symbol:	you will obtain this number by e-mail after registration

Deadlines

June 16, 2019	registration and payment of conference costs, (early registration, after that 10% extra fee),
August 4, 2019	submitting an abstract of talk, (TeX-file by e-mail to ntc(at)osu.cz)

Registration has been closed, if you have any question do not hesitate to contact us.

Proceedings

The papers from the conference might be published — after review — in Communications in Mathematics, which is reviewed in Mathematical Reviews and Zentralblatt and is the member of Sciendo and it is included in Scopus.

Contact

email: ntc(at)osu.cz

Komárno

novotny — Sun, 07 Oct 2018 17:53:38 +0000

Komárno, spreading on the eastern tip of Žitný ostrov at the confluence of the Danube and the river Váh, has been continously inhabited since the Late Bronze Age. This location was inhabited by the Celts and later the Romans built a military camp here. At the time of the great migration, the Avars lived in the Komárno territory. During the 10th century, Hungarian tribes built a fortified and fenced place at the confluence of the Danube and the Váh, which later became the centre of the Komárno district. King Béla IV granted the first important privileges to the town by a deed issued in 1265.
Matthias Corvinus ordered the construction of a Renaissance palace within the premises of the Komárno Castle. In the 16th century the medieval castle was rebuilt into a perfectly defendable fortress and the so called Old Fortress was created which successfully withstood the attacks of the Turkish army. During the period from 1663 until 1673, the fortress was extended by the so called New Fortress built as a pentagon. The deed of Maria Theresa, dated 1745, granted the title of a free royal town and appertaining rights to the town of Komárno. In the revolutionary years 1848/49 Komárno played an important role as the last bastion of the Hungarian revolution thanks to the army of György Klapka.
After the dissolution of Austria-Hungary and the creation of Czechoslovakia, the border formed by the River Danube divided the town into two halves. On the left bank, a border town of the newly created Czechoslovakia was established and a new town was gradually built on the right bank.
Mór Jókai, a famous romantic Hungarian writer, Franz Lehár, a famous composer, the Hungarian King László V, and Hans Selye, the author of the stress theory who spent his childhood in Komárno and whose name was given to our university, rank among important personalities coming from Komárno.
Komárno, as a district and border town, is the administrative, economic, and cultural centre of the surrounding region. In the town, you can find the Jókai Theatre, the Danube Region Museum, and many other museums, galleries, and libraries. The centre of the town features the European Court – a square that presents building styles of 47 European regions. The town lives a varied cultural life. Every year festive town events are held – Days of Komárno, Lehár´s Days, Jókai´s Days along with other festivals and cultural events that offer relaxation to both the inhabitants and the visitors of the town.

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