"Knowledge and only knowledge makes a man free and great." (D. Pisarev)
As part of the 11th Caucasian Mathematical Olympiad, participants participated in dynamic and engaging sessions, including master classes and lectures delivered by distinguished scientists, International Mathematical Olympiad winners, and prominent science communicators from Russia and the Republic of Armenia.
Schoolchildren participated in a series of engaging open scientific lectures delivered by esteemed researchers from Adyghe State University, along with distinguished guest speakers. This event provided a valuable opportunity to explore the applications of mathematics across various disciplines, including biology, physics, sociology, and philosophy. 

On March 14 and 15, two rounds of the 11th Caucasian Mathematical Olympiad were held. The participants showcased their knowledge and skills in algebra, geometry, and other branches of mathematics by solving problems of varying complexity. The Olympiad's Problem Committee prepared intriguing challenges that required not only a profound understanding of mathematical concepts but also a creative approach to problem-solving.

Link to the broadcast: https://vkvideo.ru/video-133450_456240551

Live stream of the opening ceremony of the Mathematical Olympiad, March 13th, 18:00 MSK (UTC +3)

On March 17, the participants of CMO-2025 had a very busy day! 

In the morning, they embarked on a walking tour of the capital of the Republic of Adygea, where they had the opportunity to see the main sights and become acquainted with the culture and traditions of Adygea. 

In the afternoon, schoolchildren in grades 7-9 attended a masterclass led by Kamo Atayan, where they explored the amazing world of physics through several experimental demonstrations. For students in grades 10-11, a lecture titled "Complex, Simple, Evil" was delivered by Danila Demin, a gold medalist of the International Mathematical Olympiad.