Teams and program of the 8th Ukrainian competition of Mathematical fights named after academician of NASU Lyashko I.

Firstly we will give all  teams that will take part in the tournament. There are certain nuances, which now will be explained. Since this tournament of Mathematical fights, the number of teams must be even. In view of all applications were given the number of teams should not change, but the composition of some commands can be specified. Some commands are not full (5 members instead of 6). This means that if in Kiev or in Ukraine, there are still some who wish to participate in the competition, we look forward to their suggestions, “from which we can not refuse“, or vice versa I have to loo kfor individual participants with similar proposals. We still have time for this.
Details for each league see after the teams composition.

Junior league (8 grade)

1. Kiev, Lider–1 (6)
2. Kiev, Lider–2 (6)
3. Kiev, Naukova zmina (6)
4. Kiev, NSL №145-1 (6)
5. Kiev, NSL №145-2 (6)
6. Kiev, NSL №145-3 (6)
7. Kiev, Rusanovsky Lyceum (6)
8. Kharkiv, FML № 27-1 (6)
9. Kharkiv, FML № 27-2 (5)
10. Lviv, LFML (6)
11. Zaporozhye, Lyceum № 99 (6)
12. United team of Kherson (4) and Kremenchug (1)

Here two teams are composed of 5 members. We will try to find more individual members, so these teams were at full strength.

Average league (9 grade)

1. Kiev, Lider–1 (6)
2. Kiev, Lider–2 (6)
3. United team of Rusanovsky Lyceum (6) and Dnepropetrovsk (1)
4. United team of UFML (6) and Kherson (2)
5. Kharkiv, FML № 27 (6)
6. United team of Lviv (5) and Uzhgorod (1)

Here all teams are full, in some even more than 6 participants. But there is no alternative.

Senior league (10–11 grades)

1. Kiev, Lider10-1 (6)
2. Kiev, Lider10-2 (6)
3. Kiev, Lider11-1 (6)
4. Kiev, Lider11-2 (6)
5. Kiev, Lyceum № 208 (6)
6. Kiev, Naukova zmina (6)
7. Kiev, UFML-1 (6)
8. United team of UFML-2 (3) and Technical lyceum (3)
9. Kharkiv, FML № 27 (6)
10. United team of Lviv (4), Uzhgorod (1) and Rusanovsky Lyceum (1)
11. United team of gymnasium № 178 (4) and Politechnical lyceum (2)
12. United team of  Kherson (3), Kremenchug (2) and Dnipropetrovsk (2)

Program

With respect to the rules of the tournament in the junior and senior leagues, where 12 teams will take part, there are the following options:

1 option. Two groups “A” and “B” of 6 teams. Championship in each group will be treated separately in a round robin with 4 rounds.

Option 2. Three groups “A”, “B” and “B” by 4 teams. Championship in each group will be treated separately in a round robin in the 3rd round. In the fourth round of play the teams that win 1-2 and 3-4 places for the final distribution of seats.

Option 3. Three groups “A”, “B-1″ and “B-2″ (or “A-1″, “A-2″ and “B”) by 4 teams. Championship is played in a separate group under the scheme, similar to an embodiment 2 in the two groups with the same letter after the tournament in round 1 team, who took the same place, play butt games for 1, 3, 5 and 7 seats.

Regulations in the middle of the league, where 6 teams will take part, the option of drawing will be the same as the option 1.

Program

October 31 (Friday)

7⁰⁰–14⁰⁰ Arrival of the participants to the UFML

14⁰⁰–14⁴⁵ Dinner for the participants

14⁴⁵–17⁴⁵ Oral Contest (participants and jury)

17³⁰–18⁰⁰ Organizational meeting (heads and the organizing committee)

18⁰⁰–19⁰⁰ Opening ceremony, photoshoot

19⁰⁰–19³⁰ Supper for the participants

November 1 (Saturday), November 2 (Sunday)
November 4 (Tuesday), November 5 (Wednesday)

 9⁰⁰–9⁴⁵ Breakfast for the participants

9⁴⁵–10⁰⁰ Captains’ and jury meeting

10⁰⁰–15⁰⁰ Solving problems

13⁰⁰–14⁰⁰ Dinner for the participants

14⁰⁰–15⁰⁰ Dinner for jury

15⁰⁰–19⁰⁰ Mathematical fights

19⁰⁰–19³⁰ Supper for the participants

November 3 (Monday)

9⁰⁰–9⁴⁵ Breakfast for the participants

10⁰⁰–14⁰⁰ Participation in oral personal Mathematical Olympiad, marking the anniversary of UFML

14⁰⁰–15⁰⁰ Dinner for the participants

15⁰⁰–19⁰⁰ Rest

19⁰⁰–19³⁰ Supper for the participants

November 6 (Thursday)

9⁰⁰–9⁴⁵  Breakfast for the participants

10⁰⁰–12⁰⁰ “Mathematical carousel“

12¹⁵–13³⁰ Closing ceremony

14⁰⁰–15⁰⁰ Dinner for the participants

15⁰⁰–19⁰⁰ Departure of the participants