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| * Jan 21--24, 2009. | == Date and Location == The workshop will be held at UCSD (http://www.ucsd.edu) from Jan 21-24, 2009. == Organization Committee == * William Stein * Joe Buhler * Craig Citro * Martin Albrecht * Michael Abshoff == Schedule == * Coming soon == Goals and Structure == The structure of the workshop is as follows: there will be a few lectures each day and and the rest of the day is spent with intense working sessions. This will consist mostly of groups working to implement new functionality in Sage, or discussing design decisions for new features. One of the main goals of this workshop is get many bugs as listed on Sage's bug tracker (http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/) fixed. Of course, every participant is free to work on whatever he/she feels most productive working on. For instance, a small group will focus on discussing and implementation Jean-Charles Faugere's F5 algorithm for computing Gröbner bases. == Confirmed Participants == * Coming soon |
Sage Days 12: San Diego
Date and Location
The workshop will be held at UCSD (http://www.ucsd.edu) from Jan 21-24, 2009.
Organization Committee
- William Stein
- Joe Buhler
- Craig Citro
- Martin Albrecht
- Michael Abshoff
Schedule
- Coming soon
Goals and Structure
The structure of the workshop is as follows: there will be a few lectures each day and and the rest of the day is spent with intense working sessions. This will consist mostly of groups working to implement new functionality in Sage, or discussing design decisions for new features. One of the main goals of this workshop is get many bugs as listed on Sage's bug tracker (http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/) fixed. Of course, every participant is free to work on whatever he/she feels most productive working on. For instance, a small group will focus on discussing and implementation Jean-Charles Faugere's F5 algorithm for computing Gröbner bases.
Confirmed Participants
- Coming soon