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2026 Problems
HiMCM PROBLEMS
HiMCM PROBLEM A: The City Showdown: Modeling the Best City to Live In
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A
HiMCM Problem A: The City Showdown: Modeling the Best City to Live In
HiMCM PROBLEM B: Air Conditioning the Environment: Modeling Energy Waste in Public Cooling
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B
HiMCM Problem B: Air Conditioning the Environment: Modeling Energy Waste in Public Cooling
2026 HiMCM Problem B: Clarification
In the table in Requirement 2a, the values in the “Energy Use” column are listed in units of kW/hr. This is an error. The correct unit is kW (kilowatts).
The Energy Use values represent the power each cooling system draws while operating. For example, the Fan System draws 0.25 kW, so it uses 0.25 kWh of energy for each hour it runs.
MidMCM PROBLEM
MidMCM PROBLEM C: Redesign Education
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MidMCM Problem C: Redesign Education
Note: Only teams with all members younger than 14½ years old may choose Problem C
Summary Sheet
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*This is a generic Summary Sheet. Teams must update this document to reflect their team control # and the problem they selected. Advisors must still login and indicate each team's problem choice on their Advisor Page.
HiMCM-MidMCM: Online Submission Process
The purpose of this article is to assist and guide students and advisors participating in HiMCM/MidMCM.
In the article, COMAP, provides information about the new online submission process using the new online submission page
https://forms.comap.org/242386224483964.
You will need your team's control number, advisor id number and your problem choice to complete your submission.
Use of AI Tools in COMAP Contests
This policy is motivated by the rise of large language models (LLMs) and generative AI assisted technologies. The policy aims to provide greater transparency and guidance to teams, advisors, and judges. This policy applies to all aspects of student work, from research and development of models (including code creation) to the written report. Since these emerging technologies are quickly evolving, COMAP will refine this policy as appropriate.
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