Published June 16, 2026
Last week, 40 scientists gathered for a lecture series on analytic combinatorics. Join us for a visual recap of the event and follow the conference highlights through our photo gallery.
The lecture series provided an overview of analytic combinatorics, a field that studies how combinatorial sequences can be encoded and analyzed through generating functions. Participants learned how methods from complex analysis, algebra, topology, and computational geometry can be used to determine asymptotic behaviour, address decidability questions, and study multivariate structures. The lectures also showcased current implementations in computer algebra systems such as SageMath and highlighted applications in combinatorics, algorithm analysis, and related scientific fields.
Planck Institute for Physics of Complex Systems
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