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Sage and cluster algebra workshop
The Sage and cluster algebra workshop will be hold at the University of Hannover, Germany, February 8-10 2012.
Requirements
- I suggest that everyone attending uses laptop with
- linux or mac os system.
- If you happen to use Windows, you might be able to install Sage using cygwin, but I don't think it is possible to install the Combinat queue. In that case one can also use the Sage-Combinat server at http://sage.lacim.uqam.ca. As this server is not completely reliable, this will not be the preferred way.
- It would also be appreciated if everyone with linux or mac tries to install Sage and the optional Sage-Combinat package before the course starts. For instructions see http://wiki.sagemath.org/combinat/Installation.
- Basic (or even a little more advanced) programming skills are not required but will be very helpful.
Further reading
- The Sage documentation http://sagemath.org/help.html#SageStandardDoc.
- The compendium for the cluster algebra and quiver package http://arxiv.org/abs/1102.4844.
- For further references to background on cluster algebras and quivers see the references in the compendium.
A tentative schedule
Wednesday Feb 8:
10:15-13:00
- Installing Sage and the optional Combinat package
- Getting used to the Sage Notebook and the Sage command line
- Using the documentation
- How to get help
- Using Sage and Sage-Combinat online
14:15-17:00
- Some programming in Python and in Sage (which is based on Python)
- Using the Computer Algebra System Sage
Thursday Feb 9:
10:15-13:00
- First examples of the Cluster package and the interactive mode
- Theoretical background
- Working with finite and affine types
- Connections to root systems and subword complexes
14:15-17:00
- Exploring clusters for cluster algebras
- The classification of finite and mutation-finite cluster algebras
- Playing with the package
Friday Feb 10:
10:15-13:00
- More theoretical background like the bipartite belt
- Limits of the package
- Comparison with other packages on cluster algebras
- Finding more limits of the package
- Suggestions for further implementations
- Discussion
14:15-17:00
- open session
Participants
Please let me know if you are attending. I will then add your name to the list
- David Pauksztello (local organizer)
- Christian Stump (organizer)