The Olympi­ad is organ­ized by Peter the Great St. Peters­burg Poly­tech­nic Uni­ver­sity, MIREA — Rus­si­an Tech­no­lo­gic­al Uni­ver­sity, North­ern (Arc­tic) Fed­er­al Uni­ver­sity named after M.V. Lomono­sov and Euler Found­a­tion.

School stu­dents of grades 5–11 from Rus­sia and of equi­val­ent grades from all over the world are invited to participate.

Par­ti­cip­a­tion in the com­pet­i­tion is free. All school stu­dents can take part in the first round and the win­ners of the first round are invited to the second round. Win­ners of the pre­vi­ous Olympi­ad (with dip­lo­mas of any degree) are also invited dir­ectly to the second round. Par­ti­cipants with the best res­ults in the second round will be awar­ded with dip­lo­mas and invited (with reduced fee) to the inter­na­tion­al math­em­at­ic­al camp «For­mulo de Integreco».

You can send your ques­tions to the organ­izers to olimp@​formulo.​org.

Final res­ults

These are the final res­ults of the Olympi­ad’s final round:

• FINAL RES­ULTS (updated on 16.04)

In case of any errors in your per­son­al data con­tact the jury by email olimp@​formulo.​org imme­di­ately, please.

All the info about award­ing cere­mony will be pub­lished later.

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Chronology of events

All the news about the Olympiad are posted below from newest to oldest.

Pre­lim­in­ary res­ults and prob­lems’ solutions

March 25, 2020

These are the pre­lim­in­ary res­ults (updated in the even­ing of 30.03) of the final round and prob­lems’ solutions:

• SOLU­TIONS (in English) 
• PRE­LIM­IN­ARY RESULTS 

Notice that:

• Par­ti­cipants of each grade are rep­res­en­ted on a sep­ar­ate sheet.
• Unof­fi­cial par­ti­cipants are  high­lighted .

You can request your work by the jury and/​or send us an appeal (a request to recon­sider the solu­tion of a spe­cif­ic prob­lem) not later than on March 28 08–59 UTC. For this pur­pose, please send a mes­sage to the jury (solv@​formulo.​org) with the grade (R5, R6, …) in the sub­ject line. Please include your name in the text adding «Request of my solu­tions» or «Appeal, prob­lem No. …».

If you dis­covered that the res­ults of a par­ti­cipant are miss­ing or con­tain a mis­take in the per­son­al data, please inform the jury as soon as possible.

The decision on awards will be taken along with pub­lish­ing the final res­ults (by March 31 April 2).

Inform­a­tion for par­ti­cipants of the final round

February 20, 2020

Dear par­ti­cipants,

The final round will take place on Feb­ru­ary 24 or a neigh­bor­ing date depend­ing on the coun­try. The exact date and addresses for your coun­try are giv­en in the list of loc­a­tions pub­lished below.

The par­ti­cipants should bring appro­pri­ate doc­u­ments (like per­son­al iden­tity card), pens and sup­ply of paper. We recom­mend bring­ing water, as the round lasts 4 hours.

The par­ti­cipants will fill in a ques­tion­naire dis­trib­uted along with the prob­lems. Please do not indic­ate your name and oth­er per­son­al data on the sheets with solutions.

It will not be allowed to use lit­er­at­ure, cal­cu­lat­ors, com­puters, mobile phones or oth­er com­mu­nic­a­tion tools.

We advice to come to the site 20–30 minutes in advance to find the place and fill in the questionnaire.

The par­ti­cipants are asked not to pub­lish prob­lems in social net­works or else­where before March 14.

The pre­lim­in­ary res­ults of the final round wiil be pub­lished by March 24. Appeals can be made with­in three days after the pub­lic­a­tion of the pre­lim­in­ary results.

Some changes are pos­sible, and we ask you to check the list of sites 1–2 days before the sched­uled date.

Please send all your ques­tions to olimp@​formulo.​org.

Final round

February 1, 2020

The final round of the Olympi­ad will be held between Feb­ru­ary 22 and March 1, depend­ing on the coun­try. The dur­a­tion of the round is 4 hours.

• PAR­TI­CIPANTS OF THE FINAL ROUND 
• LOC­A­TIONS OF THE FINAL ROUND 

Both lists of loc­a­tions and par­ti­cipants were updated on  the 20th of Feb­ru­ary.  More details about loc­a­tions may be avail­able from loc­al organ­izers or by email (olimp@​formulo.​org).

It is strongly recom­men­ded to

check the list of loc­a­tions 1–2 days before the sched­uled date!

If you can­not reach the nearest place, write to us about it. We will try to find a more suit­able option with you. You can ask your math teach­er in advance if he/​she is ready to help you.

Pre­lim­in­ary Final res­ults of the qual­i­fy­ing round

December 30, 2019

About 4000 stu­dents from 30 coun­tries took part in the qual­i­fy­ing round! The par­ti­cipants who reached the threshold score will be invited to the final round. All neces­sary inform­a­tion will be sent by email.

Grade:	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9	R10	R11
Min. score:	24	25	33 30	19	18	25	31

If your res­ult is miss­ing, you could inform the Organ­iz­ing com­mit­tee (olimp@​formulo.​org) before Janu­ary 15. Please indic­ate your name, grade, coun­try and city and describe how you have sub­mit­ted your work. We also ask every­body to inform us on incor­rect or incom­plete data.

• FINAL RES­ULTS (updated on Janu­ary, 23rd)

In the table above the res­ults for each grade are presen­ted on a sep­ar­ate sheet, sor­ted by coun­try and name. Also notice, that:

• a solu­tion of each prob­lem was scored out of 7 points;
• par­ti­cipants who reached the threshold score are painted yel­low.

Until the final round in the end of February!

Sub­mis­sions have been pro­cessed successfully

November 16, 2019

The organ­iz­ing Com­mit­tee of the Olympi­ad had fin­ished pro­cessing received sub­mis­sions and, due to the tech­nic­al dif­fi­culties dur­ing the qual­i­fy­ing stage, sent inform­a­tion let­ters to all participants.

Please check the email you provided with the solutions!

P.S. If you haven’t got any let­ters, please con­tact the organ­iz­ing Com­mit­tee by e‑mail olimp@​formulo.​org as soon as pos­sible!

Qual­i­fy­ing round is over

November 13, 2019

Thank you for par­ti­cip­at­ing! The Olympi­ad Com­mit­tee has star­ted pro­cessing and check­ing your solutions.

E‑mail con­firm­a­tions about receiv­ing your solu­tions should arrive in a few days, oth­er­wise we will con­tact you.

Pre­lim­in­ary res­ults will be pub­lished in December.

Delay of noti­fic­a­tion letters

November 11, 2019

Dear par­ti­cipants of Olympiad,

Due to the heavy serv­er load, the noti­fic­a­tion let­ters of receiv­ing your solu­tions are sent with big delay :(

We apo­lo­gize in advance and ask for your patience.

P. S. Even in the worst case scen­ario (if your solu­tions will get lost after all), we still have your applic­a­tion and will con­tact you in order to get the solu­tions after the end of the 1st round.

Start of the qual­i­fy­ing round

October 15, 2019

Here is the qual­i­fy­ing (remote) round of the com­pet­i­tion. You can solve prob­lems until Novem­ber 12, 2019 inclusively.

Please remem­ber that your solu­tion of every prob­lem should include not only the right answer but the full reas­on­ing as well.

We will be happy if your friends who like math­em­at­ics also par­ti­cip­ate. How­ever, every assign­ment should be done indi­vidu­ally; oth­er­wise, your sub­mis­sion will not be considered.

You can write your solu­tions by hand and scan them or type them using a text edit­or. Solu­tions should be writ­ten in Eng­lish, Esper­anto, French, Geor­gi­an, Ger­man, Kaza­kh, Per­sian, Romani­an, Rus­si­an, Span­ish, Thai, Turk­ish, Ukrain­i­an or Uzbek. Use of oth­er lan­guages should be agreed with the organ­izers in advance.

You do not need to repeat the text of the prob­lems in your paper; please write down your solu­tions only.  For anonym­ous grad­ing, you should not write your name on the paper sheets with solutions.

The win­ners of Olympi­ad 2018/19 (those with Dip­lo­mas I‑III) can par­ti­cip­ate dir­ectly in the final round.

Prob­lems

• Russian 
• Georgian 
• Ukrainian 
• Uzbek 
• French 
• Spanish 
• Turk­ish (R5 — R8 only) 
• Kazakh 
• English 

How to sub­mit solutions

The solu­tions should be sub­mit­ted to the Jury by Novem­ber 12 using this online form:

• SEND YOUR SOLU­TIONS HERE 

You can upload both text files (in TXT, DOC, DOCX or PDF formats) and scans of paper works (in JPG and PNG formats). The total num­ber of files should not exceed 10. The files with the solu­tions of the prob­lems should not con­tain the sur­name, name and oth­er per­son­al data of the participant!

Nota Bene! It is not allowed to use the same regis­tra­tion data for send­ing works of sev­er­al par­ti­cipants. If you are a teach­er and want to send papers of sev­er­al stu­dents, please write about this to the organ­iz­ing Com­mit­tee, and we will offer a con­veni­ent way to do it.

Any ques­tions?

You can send your ques­tions (but not the solu­tions of prob­lems) to the organ­izers to olimp@​formulo.​org.

GOOD LUCK!

Announce­ment of the Olympiad

September 24, 2019

There will be two rounds in the Inter­na­tion­al Math­em­at­ic­al Olympi­ad «For­mula of Unity»/«The Third Millennium».

Qual­i­fy­ing round

The first round, by cor­res­pond­ence, will be held from Octo­ber 15 to Novem­ber 12.

It is pos­sible to obtain the list of prob­lems and fur­ther announce­ments related to the Olympi­ad via email — register here :)

Final round

The second (final) round of the Olympi­ad «For­mula of Unity»/«The Third Mil­len­ni­um» will be held at the same time (approx­im­ately Feb­ru­ary 2020) at mul­tiple sites in vari­ous coun­tries. The win­ners of the first round will be invited to take it.