Discrete and Continuous Random Trees

We can provide accommodation only for student satellite workshop participants. Unfortunately, we are currently unable to offer additional travel support.

This program is designed to differ from a traditional workshop: rather than centering on lectures, it emphasizes collaboration and active participation. This format is well-established and has proven successful in similar settings. The workshop draws on the structure of initiatives such as the Mathematical Research Communities organized by the American Mathematical Society, the Workshop and Summer School on Random Graphs (RandNET) held in Eindhoven in August 2022, and the Mathematical Foundations of Network Models and Their Applications – Research School held in Chennai in December 2024.

Selected participants are expected to attend both in-person workshops: in Mexico City (September 28–October 2) and in Oaxaca (October 4–9, 2026). Before the workshops begin, everyone will take part in a kick-off meeting where group leaders introduce the proposed problems and participants choose their groups. Between the kick-off and the first workshop, participants should spend some time familiarizing themselves with their problem and its prerequisites — a few hours per week should be enough.

There are several transportation options between Mexico City and Oaxaca, including affordable alternatives that can help reduce travel costs. Once the list of participants is finalized, we may also help coordinate group travel.