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International Mathematics Competition
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IMC 2024 |
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30th IMC Photo GalleriesOpening CeremonyContest Huawei Barbecue Party Closing Ceremony |
IMC Challenge powered by Huawei  The IMC Challenge powered by Huawei is an international program jointly initiated by Huawei and the International Mathematics Competition for University Students (IMC). This program gives math enthusiasts the opportunity to tackle real-world math problems faced by the industry, builds bridges between theoretical research in mathematics and the industry, and provides a platform for the exchange of ideas. The Challenge covers three problems and will be released one by one and have its own reward plan. The Problems A and B of the Challenge are closed. The last Problem - Problem C “Multi-Parameter Wireless Network Optimization Based on Coverage Simulation” will be released on 23rd April. Seize the chance to win a big prize!
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The 31st IMC will be held at the
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London’s Global University |
The IMC 2023 competition was organized
by University College
London and was hosted by the American University in Bulgaria. It took
place in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, 31 July - 6 August 2023.
Traditionally every participating university sends several students and one or more Team Leaders. Individual students and teams of students, with or without a Team Leader, that do not represent any university are also welcome. Each Team Leader is expected to hold an academic position in some university level institution and participate in the marking of the work of all participants. The competition is planned for students completing their first, second, third or fourth year of university education with a maximum age of participants being 23 years of age at the time of the competition, although some exceptions can be made. There is no minimum age limit. Problems are from the fields of Algebra, Analysis (Real and Complex), Geometry and Combinatorics. The working language is English. This is a residential competition and a condition of participation is that all participating students stay in the Hall of Residence provided by the organisers. Over the past competitions we have had participants from over two hundred institutions from over fifty countries. Selection of the Problems The problems are chosen at the Meeting of the Jury from those received in advance by the President of the Jury, Professor John Jayne. Evaluation The students' work is evaluated by Team Leaders and other Professors and Assistant Professors using criteria provided by the Jury. Groups Although this is an individual event, the Universities traditionally divide their participants into groups of four each. The number of students in the teams is, however, not fixed. IMC Focus The International Mathematics Competition (IMC) is dedicated to offering university-aged mathematics students a unique opportunity. It fosters an inclusive, safe, and supportive environment where participants can engage in challenging competitions, forge friendships with fellow mathematicians worldwide, and explore global employment prospects for those with mathematical expertise. The IMC extends a warm welcome to all university-level mathematics students and their respective institutions. Independent of any governmental support or influence, the IMC maintains a neutral stance on national and international political conflicts and wars. Committed to promoting diversity and inclusion, the IMC does not discriminate based on factors such as skin colour, ethnicity, nationality, religious beliefs, or political affiliations. We uphold a code of conduct that emphasises mutual respect and encourages a collaborative and friendly learning atmosphere. IMC Ethics Committee |
AUBG Tour, Blagoevgrad |
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in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, 5 August - 11 August 2024
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