The Tournament of the Towns Mathematics Competition
in Metro Vancouver is hosted by the
Yen–Hansen Learning Centre
and sponsored in part by the
Department
of Mathematics & Statistics
at
Capilano University.
Tournament of the Towns is a Russian mathematics competition for high school students with participation from many cities around the world. The contest usually consists of five full-solution questions of which the participant chooses three to answer. The contest lasts four hours. Tournament of the Towns is typically more challenging than the CMC competitions, Cayley, Fermat, Euclid, Fryer, Galois, Hypathia. You can find previous contests and solutions at the Toronto Tournament of the Towns page.
Tournament of the Towns is written twice a year, in mid April and mid November. There are two level, O-Level and A-Level. Currently we offer the O-Level only.
If you are interested in writing Tournament of the Towns in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, please contact Dr. Lily Yen or Dr. Mogens Lemvig Hansen at 604.320.0809 or send us an e-mail:
Space is limited; first come, first serve.
The Tournament of the Towns Mathematics Competition
in Metro Vancouver is hosted by the
Yen–Hansen Learning Centre
and sponsored in part by the
Department
of Mathematics & Statistics
at
Capilano University.
Last revised August 15th, 2008.