From 12 to 14 June 2024, the Charlotte Scott Research Centre for Algebra hosted the online conference “10 Years of Algebra at Lincoln“, in the occasion of the retirement (and celebrating the career) of its esteemed Emeritus Director, Prof Evgeny Khukhro. The event also celebrated the 10 years of operation of the School of Mathematics and Physics of the University of Lincoln.

The conference was a global event, gathering world-leading experts in algebra from multiple continents, and was very well attended despite the many time zones. For those who might have missed some talks, most lectures were made available online through Lincoln’s Maths Channel and can be found here in special a playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/embed/videoseries?si=FtdgemqN6tIcuDLu&list=PLAIAymoR6_xOv-KhFqdIzXnYisv59SYKk

The speakers, along with topics of their talks, are listed below. Abstracts can be found in the conference webpage.

• Cristina Acciarri (Modena) — On groups with automorphisms whose fixed points satisfy Engel-like conditions
• Alexandre Borovik (Manchester) — Some remarks on teaching algebra and teaching in general
• Kıvanç Ersoy (Dresden) — A generalization of the classical Brauer—Fowler theorem for centralizers of elements of order p
• Andrei Jaikin-Zapirain (Madrid) — Compressed subgroups in free groups are inert
• Ulla Karhumäki (Helsinki) — Pseudofinite groups of small SU-rank, without CFSG
• Evgeny Khukhro (Lincoln) — Local-global rank properties of commutators in finite groups
• Charles Leedham-Green (London) — Two ways to tame the class of all finite p-groups
• Paula M. Lins de Araujo (Lincoln) — Twisted conjugacy and Reidemeister numbers of certain matrix groups
• Natalia Makarenko (Mulhouse) — Lie algebras with Frobenius dihedral groups of automorphisms
• Sandro Mattarei (Milan) — Graded Lie algebras of maximal class
• Pavel Shumyatsky (Brasília) — Groups, rings, and beyond
• Simon Smith (Lincoln) — Groups acting on trees
• Anitha Thillaisundaram (Lund) — Hausdorff spectrum of p-adic analytic pro-p groups
• Michael Vaughan-Lee (Oxford) — Engel groups and Engel Lie algebras
• Efim Zelmanov (Shenzhen) — On growth of Algebras and Formal Languages