Bringing together mathematicians and physicists from Central Asia and beyond to share new results in the rigorous study of physical theories.
The Regional Conference on Mathematical Physics was first held in 1992 and has since rotated through host institutions across Central Asia, the Caucasus, and Eastern Europe.
The programme spans quantum theory, statistical mechanics, general relativity, operator theory, and the geometric and computational methods that connect them.
Plenary lectures by leading researchers, contributed talks and posters, plus generous time for discussions in a relaxed setting.
Tashkent has been a centre of mathematics and astronomy since the medieval period of al-Khwarizmi and Ulugh Beg. Today, the city hosts a growing community of theoretical physicists and a vibrant younger generation of researchers.
The 15th edition aims to strengthen the dialogue between this regional community and the broader international network — bringing senior figures alongside emerging voices, and pairing rigorous scientific exchange with cultural excursions through the old city.