As noted previously, the mentioned scores were from an hour before the contest's end. My sources give the actual, final medal results as the following:
1. Saratov State University (Russia) - 6 problems 2. Jagiellonian University - Krakow (Poland) - 6 problems 3. Altai State Technical University (Russia) - 5 problems 4. University of Twente (Netherlands) - 5 problems 5. Shanghai Jiao Tong University (China) - 5 problems 6. St. Petersburg State University (Russia) - 5 problems 7. Warsaw University (Poland) - 5 problems 8. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) - 5 problems 9. Moscow State University (Russia) - 5 problems 10. Ufa State Technical University (Russia) - 5 problems 11. University of Alberta (Canada) - 4 problems 12. University of Waterloo (Canada) - 4 problems
Four teams each received gold, silver, and bronze (in the above order). For the same number of problems, the order is based on penalty minutes.
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As noted previously, the mentioned scores were from an hour before the contest's end. My sources give the actual, final medal results as the following:
1. Saratov State University (Russia) - 6 problems
2. Jagiellonian University - Krakow (Poland) - 6 problems
3. Altai State Technical University (Russia) - 5 problems
4. University of Twente (Netherlands) - 5 problems
5. Shanghai Jiao Tong University (China) - 5 problems
6. St. Petersburg State University (Russia) - 5 problems
7. Warsaw University (Poland) - 5 problems
8. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) - 5 problems
9. Moscow State University (Russia) - 5 problems
10. Ufa State Technical University (Russia) - 5 problems
11. University of Alberta (Canada) - 4 problems
12. University of Waterloo (Canada) - 4 problems
Four teams each received gold, silver, and bronze (in the above order). For the same number of problems, the order is based on penalty minutes.