Steve Melczer has published a new text
An Invitation to Analytic Combinatorics: From One to Several Variables. He characterizes the book as an "introduction to Pemantle and Wilson's book on multivariate analytic combinatorics, aimed at a similar audience to Flajolet and Sedgewick and with more of a focus on explicit computation and worked examples".
See his
website with Sage/Maple worksheets for examples and free copy of manuscript
Wojciech Szpankowski,
Saul Rosen Distinguished Professor of Computer Sciences and
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue,
was chosen to give the
fourth Flajolet lecture at the AofA 2020 meeting,
but this lecture was delayed until AofA 2022, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Svante Janson,
Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Uppsala,
was chosen to give the
fifth Flajolet lecture at the AofA 2022 meeting.
The Flajolet lecture was established in honor of the late Philippe
Flajolet,
the prodigious and much-loved French computer scientist who died in
2011.
- The first Flajolet lecture was delivered by Don
Knuth, Professor Emeritus
of the Art of Computer Programming at Stanford, at the AofA meeting
in Paris in 2014.
- Bob Sedgewick, William O. Baker Professor of
Computer Science at Princeton,
delivered the second Flajolet lecture at AofA in Krakow in 2016.
- Luc Devroye, James McGill Professor of Computer Science at
McGill,
delivered the third Flajolet lecture at AofA in Uppsala in 2018.
Site link, speakers, registration, submission deadlines, etc. will be
posted as they become available.