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The conference will take
place mainly at the The conference will be
also partially hosted by the Steklov Mathematical Institute, Gubkin 8,
119991, How to get to the IUM. From
"Smolenskaya"(appr. 7 min.): From
"Kropotkinskaya"(appr. 12 min): Get out of the metro through the
exit to the Gogolevskiy boulevard. Pass through the arch, turn to the left
and cross the boulevard. Pass five blocks along Gagarinskiy side-street, then
turn to the right and walk about 50 meters along Bolshoy Vlasyevskiy
side-street. IUM is located on your left in a four-storey building inside the
yard. See also the map. Location of the Steklov
Mathematical Institute The Institute is located
at the corner of Gubkina str. and Vavilova str. The formal address is Ulica
Gubkina 8. It can be reached through both the gates faced ul.Gubkina and the
gates faced ul.Vavilova (ul.=ulica=street) It can be reached from
the metro station "Akademicheskaya" (15 min walk): take the NW exit
from the metro, then walk along Dmitriya Ul'yanova street (with the boulvard
in the middle) to the next big street (with railways for trams) called
Vavilov street, turn right and alk less than one block until (open) iron
gates on the left side (Vavilov st.40). Immediately after the gates there is
the 3-store building of the computer center of From the metro station
"University": trams 39 and 3 to the stop "Ulica Gubkina"
(southbound). From the metro station
"Leninskii Prospekt": trams 39 and 3 to the stop "Ulica
Gubkina" (northbound). From the See the map_Steklov.pdf
We By far, the most convenient way to go from and to Moscow airports is by
trains. They run from 6am till midnight to Moscow metro stations (nonstop):
from Sherem evo (SVO) to metro Belorusskii Vokzal (Green and Circular line) from Domodedovo (DMD)
to metro Paveletskii Vokzal (Green and Circular line) from Vnukovo (VNU) to
metro Kievskii Vokzal (Blue and Circular line)
Guesthouse at Higher School of Economics. Most of
participants will be accommodated at the Guesthouse of Higher School of Economics.
You can locate it on the map following the
The Guesthouse is located at Vavilov st. 7a, 300 meters from South entrance to the metro station
"Leninsky Prospekt". The Guesthouse share the entrance with the Moscow University Higher School of
Economics and is located on 12th and 13th floors of the HSE. This is a 16-store building, the entrance
is located at the northern facade, which is the closest to the metro. The guarded entrance to the Guesthouse is
closed between 1:30am and 6:00am; if you arrive late in the night, please, communicate with the
organizers, we'll definitely find the way out. All rooms are equipped
with shower, WC, TV, refrigerator, and electric kettle, and the cable Internet.
There is no facilities for
breakfast at HSE; we thus recommend to buy food in advance. There is a plenty of small grocery stores near the Leninsky Prospekt metro station
(cash only; prices reasonable).
In a short walk distance, on Leninsky Prospekt (one of the main Moscow streets), you'll
find a choice of restaurants. One of the feature one is located across the third Transport Ring
(underneath the boulevard, direction to the center) -- the "Taras Boulba Korchma"
(Ukrainian and Russian food, dinner with vodka appr. 30 Euro).
There are ATM machines on Leninsky Prospekt and Currency Exchange (usually for USD and Euros)
near the metro entrance.
To get from the Guesthouse to the Independent Moscow University the best way is by metro. You can go
either to "Smolenskaya" (dark blue line) or to "Kropotkinskaya" (red line) from which you'll make
a 10 minutes walk. To get to the Steklov Institute, the best way is to take tram (any line, the stop is right near
the entrance), Southbound, (University Metro Station) till the stop "Ulica Gubkina".
You can also go by minibus ("marshrutnoe taxi"), which take the same route as trams, or just walk (appr. 25 minutes).
Although substantial progress with accepting plastic cards is obvious in last years,
in many places only cash is acceptable, so it is good to carry with you some money, 1,000
RUB = 26 Euro usually fit all immediate needs. To commute in Moscow, subway is the most convenient
and reliable; tickets (magnet cards, actually) can be bought by the entrance; it's more convenient
and slightly cheaper to buy one card for several trips (cards for 1,2,5,10,60 trips are available).
Tram tickets you can either buy in kiosks (near stops) or directly with the driver (more expensive),
minibuses accept cash directly (usually 30-35 roubles per ride).
Computer facilities. All
the participants can browse Internet from computers located in the Poncelet
Lab. when at the IMU. At the Steklov Math. Inst., ask local organizers to
assist with the access to computers at the Steklov (L.Chekhov, M.Kazaryan et al). Go to the Laboratoire Poncelet home page. Go to the Steklov Mathematical Instutute home page. |
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