Biennial International Group Theory Conference on August 07-11, 2023 in Potchefstroom, South Africa

The 7th Biennial International Group Theory Conference (7BIGTC2023) will be hosted by North-West University. The conference will take place at NWU Sports Village in Potchefstroom, South Africa from 7-11 August 2023. The first BIGTC was held in February 2011 in Malaysia and since then, the conference has been held every two years. The main objectives of this conference are to gather prominent researchers in the field of group theory and be the platform of information on the latest research in this area. The conference also aims to foster interest and motivation in pure mathematics in general and group theory in particular and exchange research ideas among group theorists and postgraduate students. In addition, specialists in the subject of group theory can present their latest research works and encourage interested students to progress and widen their knowledge in group theory.

We warmly invite you to submit your abstract to the 7th Biennial International Group Theory Conference. You will have the opportunity to present a 20 minute talk in one of the parallel sessions. The speakers are encouraged to present in-person, however a limited number of online slots are available. Topics include, but are not limited to:

Finite and Infinite Groups;

Character Theory and Representation Theory of Groups;

Combinatorial Aspects of Group Theory;

Computational Group Theory;

Combinatorics and Graph Theory;

Algebraic Coding Theory;

Combinatorial Designs;

Semigroups and related topics.

Research topics in other fields having connection with Group Theory and applications of group theory in other areas are also welcome.

You are also invited to submit your original full lengths paper for possible publication in a special issue of AUT Journal of Mathematics and Computing (AJMC) after a peer review process.

Please submit your abstract in PDF file format created from the conference LaTeX template. The speaker should be the one who submits the abstract. You can submit (and present) a maximum of two abstracts. However, there is no restriction for joint authorship.