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Epidemics from the random graphs perspective

Random graphs, phase transition and structure of the giant component are fundamental to model and understand epidemics.

Earlier this year in this Github notebook I tried to plot the functions from the paper A new approach to the giant component problem by S. Janson and M. Luczak to see how big an epidemic could be if most people observe quarantine but a small fraction doesn’t.

A Workshop by QLatvia

This weekend I took part in a quantum computing workshop organized by Abuzer, Maksims and Krista from University of Latvia and QLatvia. I highly recommend it for anyone who likes math/probability/algorithms/philosophy and wants to have fun learning the basics of this topic from professionals. They have upcoming events in Riga next year and possibly in other countries too.

Vilnius / IMS Joint Conference

One of the largest and the most impressive Vilnius Conferences on Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics is coming soon http://ims-vilnius2018.com/.

4th meeting of young Lithuanian mathematicians

The fourth meeting of young Lithuanian mathematicians (ketvirtasis Lietuvos jaunųjų matematikų susitikimas) will be held on the 2nd of January, 2016 in the Mathematics and Informatics Faculty of Vilnius University. Everyone is welcome, please see the official link here: http://ljms2016.weebly.com/.

Burial mound detection

Margo, the burial mound detection program that I have developed together with archeologists is now online and open source on GitHub.

3rd meeting of young Lithuanian mathematicians

Thanks to Juozas, Daiva and Vytautė for great organisation of the 3rd meeting of young Lithuanian mathematicians.

Analysis of Lithuanian web comments

Results of the clustering analysis that I did during (and after) Internet Comment Analysis Hackaton 2014: (pdf, in Lithuanian).

The 2nd meeting of young Lithuanian mathematicians

The page of the second meeting of young Lithuanian mathematicians with some photos.

Poster on few disjoint minors

This is a poster I prepared for AOFA 2013 (May 27-31).

The meeting of young Lithuanian mathematicians

On the 2nd of January there was the first meeting of young Lithuanian mathematicians.