News, updates, announcements
Here are the latest news, updates, and announcements
- February 27, 2023: the conference proceedings were published
- January 20, 2023: the conference book was published in electronic form
- August 29, 2022: the gallery and the recording of the ERC presentation were published
- July 15, 2022: the conference was closed
- July 14, 2022: some tips how to get to the conference dinner were published
- July 13, 2022: the program was updated
- July 12, 2022: details of the meeting for trips were added
- July 11, 2022: the extended version of the program was updated. The lunch menu was published. Several tips how to get to the welcome party were published.
- July 10, 2022: several changes in the program were made, see the updated version of the program (changes are marked yellow in the short version of the program)
- July 04, 2022: technical information regarding presentations was added. Information about local transportation in Brno was added. Finally, information about where to eat were added.
- June 30, 2022: the book of abstracts was published
- June 15, 2022: the first version of the program was published
About The Conference
It started 60 years ago
The conference Equadiff 15 is organized by joint efforts of the following institutions:
- Masaryk University (Faculty of Science),
- Brno University of Technology (Faculty of Mechanical Engineering),
- Czech Academy of Sciences (Institute of Mathematics),
- The Union of Czech Mathematicians and Physicists (Brno branch).
We support participants from Ukraine. We encourage researchers and PhD students to contact the organizers regarding the details.
Scientific program
- ordinary differential equations (ODE),
- partial differential equations (PDE),
- numerical analysis and applications (NAA).
In addition to standard scientific program we plan to include a presentation and discussion about the ERC grants in mathematics. The presentation will be delivered on Thursday (14 July 2022) afternoon by an expert from the ERC administration. More details will be provided during the conference in the scientific program.
Technical information:
- In every lecture room, there is a PC with Win 10. The best option is to have your presentation in PDF on a USB drive.
- PPT and PPTX formats are also possible. Using your own laptop is possible via HDMI port (full size).
- ⚠ Apple devices are not supported by the lecture room systems.
Plenary speakers
Invited speakers
Minisymposia
Pre-registered participants
Plenary Speakers
Alessandro Fonda
Università di Trieste
Barbara Kaltenbacher
Universität Klagenfurt
Mária Lukácová–Medvidová
University of Mainz
Stefan Siegmund
Technische Universität Dresden
Juncheng Wei
University of British Columbia
Barbara Wohlmuth
Technische Universität München
SESSION: ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
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Invited speakers
Elena Braverman
University of Calgary
Jan Čermák
Brno University of Technology
Jean–Philippe Lessard
McGill University
Jaqueline Godoy Mesquita
University of Brasília
Masakazu Onitsuka
Okayama University of Science
Pedro J. Torres
Universidad de Granada
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Minisymposia
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ODE-01 Qualitative theory of delay differential and difference equations
keynote speaker:
Hideaki Matsunaga, Osaka Metropolitan University
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ODE-02 Stability of functional differential equations
keynote speaker:
Alexander Domoshnitsky, Ariel University
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ODE-03 Qualitative properties of ordinary and delay differential equations
keynote speaker:
Mihály Pituk, University of Pannonia
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ODE-04 On consensus in multi-agent Systems
keynote speaker:
Agnieszka Malinowska, Bialystok University of Technology
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ODE-05 Qualitative theory for linear Hamiltonian systems and nonautonomous dynamical systems
keynote speaker:
Roberta Fabbri, University of Florence
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ODE-06 Advances for problems with nonlinear differential operators
keynote speakers:
Guglielmo Feltrin, University Udine
Elisa Sovrano, University of Modena
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ODE-07 Asymptotic theory of differential and integral equations
keynote speakers:
Serena Matucci, University of Florence
Pavel Řehák, Brno University of Technology
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ODE-08 Karamata theory of regular variation and its application to asymptotic theory of differential, difference and q-difference equations
keynote speaker:
Jelena Manojlović, University of Niš
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ODE-09 Topological and iterative methods on boundary value problems
keynote speaker:
Alberto Cabada Fernández, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
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ODE-10 Advanced, delayed and mixed equations. Representation of solutions, boundedness, stability
keynote speaker:
Josef Diblík, Brno University of Technology
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ODE-11 Recent progress in boundary value problems for differential equations
keynote speaker:
Jan Tomeček, Palacký University Olomouc
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- Contributed talks and posters
SESSION: PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
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Invited speakers
Vincenzo Ambrosio
Università Politecnica delle Marche
Dorin Bucur
Université de Savoie
Gianluca Crippa
University of Basel
Philippe Laurençot
Université de Toulouse
Ulisse Stefanelli
University of Vienna
Agnieszka Świerczewska–Gwiazda
Uniwersytet Warszawski
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Minisymposia
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PDE-01 Spatially discrete evolution equations
keynote speaker:
Antonín Slavík, Charles University
Petr Stehlík, University of West Bohemia
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PDE-02 Analysis for fluid-structure interactions
keynote speaker:
Sebastian Schwarzacher, Charles University
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PDE-03 Mathematical analysis: the interaction of fluids and solids
keynote speaker:
Šárka Nečasová, Institute of Mathematics of the Czech Academy of Sciences
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PDE-04 Open systems in PDE describing flows of fluids
keynote speaker:
Miroslav Bulíček, Charles University
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PDE-05 Analysis of multiscale problems in PDEs
keynote speaker:
Aneta Wróblewska–Kamińska, Polish Academy of Sciences
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PDE-06 Analysis of compressible multiphase systems
keynote speaker:
Milan Pokorný, Charles University
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PDE-07 Hydrodynamics of collective behavior
keynote speaker:
Roman Shvydkoy, University of Illinois Chicago
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PDE-08 Qualitative behavior in nonlinear parabolic problems
keynote speaker:
Philippe Souplet, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord
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PDE-09 Complex dynamical systems in continuum mechanics
keynote speaker:
Vít Průša, Charles University
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PDE-10 Differential equations with random features and applications
keynote speaker:
Dan Goreac, University of Shandong Weihai and Université Gustave Eiffel
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PDE-11 Qualitative behavior of nonlinear Laplace and p-Laplace equations
keynote speaker:
Matteo Franca, University of Bologna
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PDE-12 Nonlinear elliptic PDEs
keynote speaker:
Teresa Isernia, Università Politecnica delle Marche
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- Contributed talks and posters
SESSION: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONS
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Invited speakers
Patrick Farrell
University of Oxford
Ulrik Skre Fjordholm
Universitetet i Oslo
Daniel Peterseim
Universität Augsburg
Dirk Praetorius
TU Wien
Carola Bibiane Schönlieb
University of Cambridge
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Minisymposia
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NAA-01 Error control and adaptivity in numerical simulations
keynote speaker:
Martin Vohralík, Inria Paris
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NAA-02 Evolution differential equations with application to physics and biology I
keynote speaker:
Victor Kovtunenko, Universität Graz
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NAA-03 Evolution differential equations with application to physics and biology II
keynote speaker:
Klemens Fellner, Universität Graz
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NAA-04 Numerical homogenisation and multiscale methods
keynote speaker:
Robert Scheichl, Heidelberg University
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NAA-05 Informing physics-based models through data
keynote speaker:
Karen Veroy-Grepl, Eindhoven University of Technology
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NAA-06 Cancelled (May 2022)
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NAA-07 Computational methods for fully nonlinear equations and applications
keynote speaker:
Max Jensen, University of Sussex
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NAA-08 Structure preserving methods for evolution equations
keynote speaker:
Marie-Therese Wolfram, University of Warwick
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NAA-09 Finite element methods for geometric PDEs
keynote speaker:
Robert Nürnberg, University of Trento
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NAA-10 Hybrid pde simulations using deep neural networks
keynote speaker:
Thomas Richter, University Magdeburg
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NAA-11 Mathematical models and numerical methods in solid mechanics
keynote speaker:
Karel Tůma, Charles University
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- Contributed talks and posters
Program of the conference
With a final list of participants
A short version of the program is available here (as of July 12, 2022). More details are available in the extended version and in the book of abstracts, which also includes a final list of participants.
Registration
B & B Hotel University Brno
Hotel Continental
Orea Congress Hotel
Registration
Foyer (conference office)
Opening ceremony
Room 101 (aula)
Stefan Siegmund Plenary speaker
MAXWELL’S EQUATIONS REVISITED - MENTAL IMAGERY AND MATHEMATICAL SYMBOLS
room 101 /aula/
Coffee break
Foyer
Mária Lukácová–Medvidová Plenary speaker
DISSIPATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR COMPRESSIBLE FLUID FLOWS
room 101 /aula/
Elena Braverman Invited speaker – Section ODE
ON ASYMPTOTIC PROPERTIES OF DELAY DIFFERENTIAL AND DIFFERENCE SYSTEMS
room 102
Agnieszka Swierczewska–Gwiazda Invited speaker – Section PDE
ONSAGER'S CONJECTURE FOR GENERAL CONSERVATION LAWS
room 104
Dirk Praetorius Invited speaker – Section NAA
ON ADAPTIVE FEM WITH OPTIMAL COMPUTATIONAL COSTS
room 106
Lunch
Vinařská Canteen.
Minisymposia
ODE MS-01 (keynote speaker: Hideaki Matsunaga; room 302a)
ODE MS-08 (keynote speaker: Jelena V. Manojlović; room 302b)
ODE MS-11 (keynote speaker: Jan Tomeček; room 102)
PDE MS-04 (keynote speaker: Miroslav Bulíček; room 104)
PDE MS-08 (keynote speaker: Philippe Pierre Souplet; room 103)
PDE MS-11 (keynote speaker: Matteo Franca; room 303)
NAA MS-09 (keynote speaker: Robert Nürnberg; room 106)
NAA MS-10 (keynote speaker: Thomas Richter; room 304)
Coffee break
Foyer
Contributed talks
Section ODE (rooms 102, 302a, 302b)
Section PDE (rooms 103, 104)
Section NAA (room 106)
Welcome party
Augustinian Abbey Garden
Barbara Wohlmuth Plenary speaker
ALGORITHMS AND APPLICATIONS OF FRACTIONAL PDES
room 101 /aula/
Coffee break
Foyer
Masakazu Onitsuka Invited speaker – Section ODE
ULAM STABILITY OF GENERALIZED LOGISTIC EQUATIONS
room 102
Ulisse Stefanelli Invited speaker – Section PDE
DOUBLY NONLINEAR PARABOLIC SPDES
room 104
Ulrik Skre Fjordholm Invited speaker – Section NAA
NUMERICAL METHODS FOR CONSERVATION LAWS ON GRAPHS
room 106
Jan Čermák Invited speaker – Section ODE
STABILITY REGIONS FOR ORDINARY AND FRACTIONAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
room 102
Gianluca Crippa Invited speaker – Section PDE
AN ELEMENTARY PROOF OF EXISTENCE AND UNIQUENESS FOR THE EULER FLOW IN UNIFORMLY LOCALIZED YUDOVICH SPACES
room 104
Lunch
Vinařská Canteen
Minisymposia
ODE MS-04 (keynote speaker: Agnieszka B. Malinowska; room 302b)
ODE MS-05 (keynote speaker: Roberta Fabbri; room 302a)
ODE MS-07 (keynote speaker: Matucci Serena & Pavel Řehák; room 102)
PDE MS-01 (keynote speaker: Antonín Slavík & Petr Stehlík; room 104)
PDE MS-07 (keynote speaker: Roman Shvydkoy; room 103)
NAA MS-03 (keynote speaker: Klemens Fellner; room 106)
NAA MS-05 (keynote speaker: Karen Veroy–Grepl; room 304)
NAA MS-07 (keynote speaker: Max Jensen; room 303)
Coffee break
Foyer
Contributed talks
Section ODE (rooms 102, 302a, 302b)
Section PDE (rooms 103, 104, 303)
Section NAA (room 106)
Poster Session
Foyer
Juncheng Wei Plenary speaker
STABILITY OF SOBOLEV AND HARMONIC MAP INEQUALITIES
room 101 /aula/
Coffee break
Foyer
Minisymposia
ODE MS-02 (keynote speaker: Alexander Domoshnitsky; room 103)
ODE MS-03 (keynote speaker: Mihály Pituk; room 102)
ODE MS-09 (keynote speaker: Alberto Cabada; room 303)
PDE MS-03 (keynote speaker: Šárka Nečasová; room 104)
PDE MS-09 (keynote speaker: Vít Průša; room 302b)
PDE MS-12 (keynote speaker: Teresa Isernia; room 302a)
NAA MS-02 + PDE MS-10 (keynote speaker: Victor A. Kovtunenko & Dan Goreac; room 304)
NAA MS-01 (keynote speaker: Martin Vohralík; room 106)
Lunch
Vinařská Canteen.
Trips
(meeting is in front of the canteen)
Alessandro Fonda Plenary speaker
GENERALIZATIONS OF THE POINCARÉ–BIRKHOFF THEOREM FOR HAMILTONIAN SYSTEMS
room 101 /aula/
Coffee break
Foyer
Jean–Philippe Lessard Invited speaker – Section ODE
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF COMPUTER–ASSISTED PROOFS IN DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
room 102
Dorin Bucur Invited speaker – Section PDE
OPTIMAL OBSTACLES IN STOKES FLUIDS
room 104
Daniel Peterseim Invited speaker – Section NAA
NONLINEAR EIGENVECTOR PROBLEMS AND THE SIMULATION OF BOSE-EINSTEIN CONDENSATES
room 106
Jaqueline Godoy Mesquita Invited speaker – Section ODE
LINEARIZED INSTABILITY FOR NEUTRAL FUNCTIONAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH STATE-DEPENDENT DELAYS
room 102
Vincenzo Ambrosio Invited speaker – Section PDE
FRACTIONAL PERIODIC PROBLEMS WITH CRITICAL GROWTH
room 104
Patrick Farrell Invited speaker – Section NAA
COMPUTING MULTIPLE SOLUTIONS OF PDES WITH DEFLATION
room 106
Lunch
Vinařská Canteen
Minisymposia
ODE MS-06 (keynote speaker: Guglielmo Feltrin & Elisa Sovrano; room 103;
⚠it starts at 13:30)
ODE MS-10 (keynote speaker: Josef Diblík; room 102)
PDE MS-02 (keynote speaker: Sebastian Schwarzacher; room 302b)
PDE MS-05 (keynote speaker: Aneta Wróblewska–Kamińska; room 302a)
PDE MS-06 (keynote speaker: Milan Pokorný; room 104)
NAA MS-04 (keynote speaker: Robert Scheichl; room 106)
NAA MS-08 (keynote speaker: Marie–Therese Wolfram; room 304)
NAA MS-11 (keynote speaker: Karel Tůma; room 303)
Coffee break
Foyer
Contributed talks
ERC Presentation (room 102)
Section ODE (rooms 302a, 302b)
Section PDE (rooms 103, 104, 303)
Section NAA (room 106)
Conference dinner
Brewery house Poupě (Dominikánská 342, Brno)
Barbara Kaltenbacher Plenary speaker
MATHEMATICS OF NONLINEAR ACOUSTICS: MODELING, ANALYSIS AND NOVEL IMAGING TECHNIQUES
room 101 /aula/
Coffee break
Foyer
Pedro J. Torres Invited speaker – Section ODE
PERIODIC SOLUTIONS OF THE LORENTZ FORCE EQUATION
room 102
Philippe Laurençot Invited speaker – Section PDE
THE THIN FILM MUSKAT PROBLEM
room 104
Carola Bibiane Schönlieb Invited speaker – Section NAA
MACHINE LEARNED REGULARIZATION FOR SOLVING INVERSE PROBLEMS
room 106
Contributed talks
Section ODE (rooms 102, 103)
Section PDE (rooms 104, 106)
Section NAA (room 106)
Closing ceremony
room 101 /aula/
Lunch
Vinařská Canteen
ERC presentation
This online meeting was organized by prof. Josef Málek with the participation of Maria Gonzales (ERC Mathematics Panel Coordinator) and Giovanni Alberti (a recent ERC grant holder). Its record is available below and the presentation of Maria Gonzales can be downloaded here.
Conference book
Published & available online
Proceedings
Published & available online
- Issue 1: Section Ordinary Differential Equations
- Issue 2: Section Partial Differential Equations
- Issue 3: Section Section Numerical Analysis and Applications
Following the tradition of the Czech-Slovak series of Equadiff conferences, the Equadiff 15 proceeding will be published in the journal Archivum Mathematicum (Brno) as a supplement of the 2022 volume. The editors of the proceedings will be Zuzana Došlá, Jan Chleboun, Pavel Krejčí, Martin Kružík, Šárka Nečasová, and Roman Šimon Hilscher. The deadline for submission is August 31, 2022. All submitted papers will be peer-reviewed during the editorial procedure.
Instructions to authors:
- The authors should indicate in the cover letter, to which section ODE or PDE or NAA the contribution belongs.
- The manuscript should be submitted as a single pdf file to the conference email equadiff15@gmail.com with the subject line "Proceedings submission".
- The page limit of the contribution for plenary, invited, and keynote speakers is 12 pages, the page limit for all other participants is 8 pages. The authors should comply with the general style of Archivum Mathematicum, using the standard amsart latex package. The page format is B5 (125 x 190 mm of text width x height) with the 10 pt font size. The manuscript should contain a short abstract, the 2020 Mathematics Subject Classification, keywords, and the author's affiliation and address, including the e-mail address. The bibliography should be prepared by using the standard AMS serials abbreviations and in the MathSciNet style.
- A latex template file is available. You may also wish to have a look at the resulting sample pdf file.
Scientific committee
List of members of the scientific committee
Chairman: Zuzana Došlá (Masaryk University, Czech Republic)
Martin Bohner (Missouri University of Science and Technology, USA)
Jose Antonio Carrillo (University of Oxford, United Kingdom)
Carsten Carstensen (Humboldt University Berlin, Germany)
Eduard Feireisl (Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic)
Marek Fila (Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
Pavel Krejčí (Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic)
Josef Málek (Charles University, Czech Republic)
Jean Mawhin (Catolique Universite de Louvain, Belgium)
Jitsuro Sugie (Shimane University, Japan)
Endre Suli (University of Oxford, United Kingdom)
Vladimír Šverák (University of Minnesota, USA)
Fabio Zanolin (University of Udine, Italy)
Organizing committee
Chairman: Roman Šimon Hilscher (Masaryk University)
Jan Čermák (Brno University of Technology)
Zuzana Došlá (Masaryk University)
Petr Hasil (Masaryk University)
Petr Liška (Masaryk University)
Luděk Nechvátal (Brno University of Technology)
Pavel Řehák (Brno University of Technology)
Petr Tomášek (Brno University of Technology)
Michal Veselý (Masaryk University)
Petr Zemánek (Masaryk University)
Registration
Prices and others
⚠ The registration has been closed due to the limited capacity of the conference. In case of a last minute interest to participate at the conference (or an earlier negotiated agreement), please contact the organizers.
Early birds – Standard registration
(before May 15, 2022)
340 euros*
Not available
Late registration
(after May 16, 2022)
400 euros*
Not available
PhD students
250 euros*
Not available
Accompanying person
200 euros*
Not available
The above Conference Package includes the following:
- conference materials and conference program,
- coffee breaks,
- lunches during the conference days,
- five days ticket for Brno public transportation,
- welcome party on Monday evening (July 11, 2022),
- conference trip on Wednesday afternoon (July 13, 2022).
Regarding the scientific program and minisymposia, please note that a participant may register to a specific minisymposium only upon an invitation or confirmation from the organizer of the corresponding minisymposium (keynote speaker).
Due to pre-paid services we apply the following refund policy. For registrations cancelled before June 10, 2022, we return 70% of the paid conference fee; no refund after June 11, 2022 (one month before the start of the conference).
*Participants from the Czech Republic may choose to pay the conference package in the local currency CZK. In this case the following payments in CZK are equivalent to those in EUR: 8800 CZK (for 340 EUR), 10400 CZK (for 400 EUR), 6500 CZK (for 250 EUR), and 5200 CZK (for 200 EUR).
ABSTRACTS
Abstracts should conform to the following
- Format: They will be accepted only in the form of LaTeX source file
- Length: After compiling they should not exceed 1 page of A4 format
Trips
⚠ The registration for the conference trip was closed on June 10. Participation in the trip without a reservation will only be possible if a seat becomes available.
The meeting point for all trips is in front of the canteen, see the map. For participants of trips #1, #2, and #3 the time of the meeting is 13:15 and they will go together to the to the traffic circle in front of the BVV Trade Fairs Brno. If you miss the meeting, you can follow this route. For participants of trip #4 (group 1) the time of the meeting is 13:45. For participants of trip #4 (group 2) the time of the meeting is 14:15. For participants of trip #5 the time of the meeting is 13:30.
#1: Chateau Lednice
Chateau Lednice belongs among the most beautiful complexes in the English Neo-Gothic style in Europe. It is surrounded by large parks (almost 200 ha) in which the visitor finds the Palm House, the Venetian fountain, artificial ruins, minaret and other significant sights built by the aristocratic Liechtenstein family. This area forms a part of the Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1996.
At the end of the trip, we will make a stop in a wine cellar and taste local products.
#2: Pernštejn Castle
This exceptionally well-preserved medieval castle was the seat of the powerful lords of Pernštejn, one of the richest Bohemian families. This castle provides a unique example of the transformation of a Late-Gothic medieval fortress into a luxurious Renaissance seat. A large complex is surrounded on the southern slopes by a park that leads into a forest park and thus forming a unique complex of an aristocratic estate in the countryside. Pernštejn is not only a leading Czech monument, but thanks to its magnificence, also a place used by film crews from all over the world.
Coming back to Brno, a short excursion in the brewery Černá Hora is planned.
#3: The Slav Epic in Moravský Krumlov
The Slav Epic is a cycle of 20 large canvases painted by the Czech painter, illustrator, and graphic artist Alphonse Mucha between 1910 and 1928. Thanks to his illustrations, advertisements, decorative panels and designs, Mucha achieved global recognition and fame. The Slav Epic, devoted to the the mythology and history of Czechs and other Slav nations, is considered to be his most important work. It is now on display in the castle Moravský Krumlov near Brno.
Coming back to Brno, a short excursion in the brewery Dalešice is planned.
#4: Villa Tugendhat and Brno underground
Villa Tugendhat was built in 1929–1930 for Greta and Fritz Tugendhat to a design by the German architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The villa soon became an icon of modern architecture in Europe, especially for its revolutionary use of space and industrial building materials. Also, its history is at least as fascinating as its cultural significance. Villa Tugendhat was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2001.
Brno underground involves several mysterious tours under the historical centre of the city such as the
Labyrinth Under the Vegetable Market, the Mintmaster’s Cellar, or the Ossuary at the Church of St.
James.
#5: Špilberk Castle and Brno underground
Špilberk Castle has dominated the skyline of Brno since the mid-13th century. In history of Brno, it provided not only the symbol of the safety and protection, but there also had been times when the fortress inspired fear and represented oppression for the citizens of the city. A sightseeing tour involves Casemates-prison, historical fortifications and lookout tower.
Brno underground involves several mysterious tours under the historical centre of the city such as the
Labyrinth Under the Vegetable Market, the Mintmaster’s Cellar, or the Ossuary at the Church of St.
James.
Conference dinner
Here are some tips how to get to the restaurant.
Conference Venue
Faculty of Economics and Administration, Masaryk University, Brno
The campus is covered by the wifi network Eduroam.
Hotels
Here are some nearby hotels. We negotiated very special prices for the conference attendees. More information (including prices and reservation process) are available through the buttons below (you get the password after registration).
B & B Hotel University Brno
Address: Vinařská 470/5c, Brno
URL: https://en.hoteluniversity.cz/
Info: This is the closest hotel to the conference site. It is operated by The Accommodation
and Catering Services of Masaryk university and is located on the same campus as the conference
site.
The hotel is already fully booked.
Hotel Continental
Address: Kounicova 680/6, Brno
URL: https://www.continentalbrno.cz/
Info: Hotel Continental is located in a quiet part of Brno city center, with unique views of the city and the Špilberk Castle, and is close to a tram stop with a direct route to the conference site (18 minutes ride).
Hotel Passage
Address: Lidická 23, Brno
URL: https://www.hotelpassage.eu/
Info: Boutique hotel located almost in the city center and near the largest park in Brno. It is close to a tram stop with a direct route to the conference site (18 minutes ride).
Orea Congress Hotel
Address: Křižkovského 458/47, Brno
URL: https://www.oreacongresshotelbrno.cz/
Info: The hotel is next to Brno Trade Fairgrounds within a walking distance of the conference site (1,5 km) and with good access to the city center.
Travel information
For a connection to Brno from, e.g., the airport in Vienna or Prague we recommend using timetables from IDOS.
For details about the connection from Václav Havel Airport Prague to Brno, use these links for trains, buses, and a timetable.
For details about the connection from Vienna International Airport to Brno, use these links for trains, buses, and a timetable.
How to get there
Here are some tips for the public transport in Brno
For every trip, you need a ticket. Usually, it is possible to buy it at newsstands or you can use your debit/credit card in the marking machine inside the tram or trolleybus (see https://pipniajed.cz/en.html). Eventually, you can buy it at a yellow ticket machine located nearby some stops. For a short trip, you can use the 15-minute tickets, which costs 20 CZK (it is suitable for the trip from the Main train station to Hotel Continental or Hotel Passage). For longer trips, you need the 60-minute ticket, which costs 25 CZK. After boarding a tram or trolleybus, the ticket has to be marked in a machine (only one time during its validity), which is somewhere near the doors.
After the registration (as a part of the registration package), every participant gets a 5-day ticket.
Lunch
Lunch menu served at Vinařská Canteen
Where to eat
Here are some tips for nearby restaurants and other places
Coffeehouses
Brno is famous for its coffeehouses. If you wanna taste a perfect cup of coffee, one of the best places is Coffee Fusion on Jánská, which is one of the first coffee houses with specialty coffee in Brno and you will be served by two times winner of barista cup. If you prefer a more Italian-style cup of coffee and you want a perfect piece of dessert to it, then you need to visit Café Momenta on Zelný trh. The more hidden gem is Mitte Coffee on Panská, which has peaceful outside seating with a terrific view on Old town hall tower.
Ice Cream
If you need to refresh yourself on a city tour, you can try ice cream from Božský kopeček ("Heavenly Scoop"). It is vegan gelato served from like tuk-tuk cars mostly on Náměstí svobody, Zelný trh and Moravské náměstí. If you don't mind standing in the queues, then you need to try an ice cream from Ještě jednu on Minoritská.
Beer
If you prefer refreshing with beer, then one of the best places with a unique atmosphere is Na stojáka on Jakubské náměstí. If you prefer to sit with your beer you can try beer house Pivní burza on Jánská street with the unique concept of floating beer price as on the stock market.
Food
When you are hungry and want to grab something to eat with your beer then Lokál u Caipla on Kozí is the place to go. If you want to enjoy a perfect evening with a little bit of fine dining and wine visit Kohout na víně which is in House of Arts on Malinovského náměstí. And if you prefer a cocktail with your food then Element on Běhounská is the perfect place.
You can enjoy a good brunch at Kafec on Orlí, at Café Placzek on Minoritská or at Skog on Dominikánské náměstí.
If you have sweet tooth try Cukrářství Martiňák in Alfa Passage on Poštovská or Sorry, pečeme jinak on Křídlovická, which is not close to the city center but quite close to conference site.
If you are not sure what you want, visit Platz in upper part of Zelný trh. There is a calm and unique shared food court of 5 different establishments with vertical garden.
Contact
Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Faculty of Science, Masaryk University
Postal address
Department of Mathematics and StatisticsFaculty of Science, Masaryk University
Kotlářská 2, Brno 611 37, Czech Republic
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