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| = Sage Days 14 = | = Sage Days 15: Seattle, WA = |
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| Sage Days 14 will take place June 22-27, 2009, the week after MEGA 2009. The event will be organised by the CRM (http://www.crm.cat) and the OSRM of the UPC (http://www-fme.upc.edu/osrm/), and will take place at the FME, in the campus of the UPC, in Barcelona. | == DATES: May 16 - 21, 2009 == |
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| == Program committee == | == Location == * Saturday May 16: Gates Common in the CS building (Paul G. Allen Center) at University of Washington * Sunday May 17: Gates Common in the CS building (Paul G. Allen Center) at University of Washington * Monday May 18: 5-7pm in MEB 238 * Tuesday May 19 (morning): at Microsoft Research * Tuesday May 19: 5-7pm in MEB 238 * Wednesday May 20: 5-7pm in [[http://www.css.washington.edu/room/PAA+A110|PAA A110]] * Thursday May 21: 5-7pm in [[http://www.css.washington.edu/room/PAA+A110|PAA A110]] |
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| * Jordi Quer | == Project Ideas == * [[/projects|Projects]] == Mailing list == * http://groups.google.com/group/sagedays15 == Topics == * Computational Algebraic Topology * Porting Sage to Windows * Number Theory == Organizers == * Michael Abshoff * Craig Citro * Marshall Hampton * Mike Hansen * Bill Hart * Matt Klassen (digipen) * David Joyner |
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* John Palmieri == Colloquium Talks == * Tuesday, May 19, 10:30am, at Microsoft Research -- Jim Hugunin (of Microsoft and lead developer of IronPython) will speak about '''IronPython: Python and .NET''' * [[http://www.math.washington.edu/Seminars/milliman_0809.php?printer=friendly|The Fields Medalist Andrei Okounkov will speak at UW on May 19, 20, and 21 at 4pm]]. Here's a quote from Okounkov: "This brings up many issues. I am not an expert, but I think we need a symbolic standard to make computer manipulations easier to document and verify. And with all due respect to the free market, perhaps we should not be dependent on commercial software here. An open-source project could, perhaps, find better answers to the obvious problems such as availability, bugs, backward compatibility, platform independence, standard libraries, etc. One can learn from the success of TEX and more specialized software like Macaulay2. I do hope that funding agencies are looking into this." == Confirmed Participants == 1. Michael Abshoff |
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| * D. Benjamin Antieau * Shaun Ault * Rob Beezer * Tom Boothby * Robert Bradshaw * Bob Bruner (Wayne State) * Craig Citro * Alia Hamieh * Marshall Hampton * Mike Hansen * Bill Hart * Mike Hill * Fredrik Johansson * David Joyner * Kiran S. Kedlaya * Matt Klassen * Karen T. Kohl * Jerome Lefebvre * Robert Miller * Christian Nassau * John Palmieri * David Perkinson * David Roe * Dan Shumow * William Stein * Nicolas M. Thiery * Carl Witty |
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| More info coming soon. | == Local travel info == * William Stein has already fully paid for FIVE 3-person rooms May 15 - May 22, 2009, at {{{ The Collegiana Inn 4311 - 12th Ave. NE Seattle, WA 98105 (206) 732-3200 }}} If you would like to stay in one of the Collegiana rooms, email [email protected] to reserve a spot. (And, you don't have to pay anything out of pocket.) {{{ Room 1: * Alia Hamieh * Karen T. Kohl Room 2: * Carl Witty Room 3: * D. Benjamin Antieau Room 4: Room 5: }}} * This place has rooms: http://www.collegeinnseattle.com/ * There is probably a very nice studio and/or 1-bedroom available apartment that can be rented for a week here: http://www.stanfordatuw.com/ * [[http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/wdj/sagedays/sagedays15.pdf|Flyer]] (pdf) |
Sage Days 15: Seattle, WA
DATES: May 16 - 21, 2009
Location
- Saturday May 16: Gates Common in the CS building (Paul G. Allen Center) at University of Washington
- Sunday May 17: Gates Common in the CS building (Paul G. Allen Center) at University of Washington
- Monday May 18: 5-7pm in MEB 238
- Tuesday May 19 (morning): at Microsoft Research
- Tuesday May 19: 5-7pm in MEB 238
Wednesday May 20: 5-7pm in PAA A110
Thursday May 21: 5-7pm in PAA A110
Project Ideas
Mailing list
Topics
- Computational Algebraic Topology
- Porting Sage to Windows
- Number Theory
Organizers
- Michael Abshoff
- Craig Citro
- Marshall Hampton
- Mike Hansen
- Bill Hart
- Matt Klassen (digipen)
- David Joyner
- William Stein
- John Palmieri
Colloquium Talks
Tuesday, May 19, 10:30am, at Microsoft Research -- Jim Hugunin (of Microsoft and lead developer of IronPython) will speak about IronPython: Python and .NET
The Fields Medalist Andrei Okounkov will speak at UW on May 19, 20, and 21 at 4pm. Here's a quote from Okounkov: "This brings up many issues. I am not an expert, but I think we need a symbolic standard to make computer manipulations easier to document and verify. And with all due respect to the free market, perhaps we should not be dependent on commercial software here. An open-source project could, perhaps, find better answers to the obvious problems such as availability, bugs, backward compatibility, platform independence, standard libraries, etc. One can learn from the success of TEX and more specialized software like Macaulay2. I do hope that funding agencies are looking into this."
Confirmed Participants
- Michael Abshoff
- Martin Albrecht
- D. Benjamin Antieau
- Shaun Ault
- Rob Beezer
- Tom Boothby
- Robert Bradshaw
- Bob Bruner (Wayne State)
- Craig Citro
- Alia Hamieh
- Marshall Hampton
- Mike Hansen
- Bill Hart
- Mike Hill
- Fredrik Johansson
- David Joyner
- Kiran S. Kedlaya
- Matt Klassen
- Karen T. Kohl
- Jerome Lefebvre
- Robert Miller
- Christian Nassau
- John Palmieri
- David Perkinson
- David Roe
- Dan Shumow
- William Stein
- Nicolas M. Thiery
- Carl Witty
Local travel info
* William Stein has already fully paid for FIVE 3-person rooms May 15 - May 22, 2009, at
The Collegiana Inn
4311 - 12th Ave. NE
Seattle, WA 98105
(206) 732-3200If you would like to stay in one of the Collegiana rooms, email [email protected] to reserve a spot. (And, you don't have to pay anything out of pocket.)
Room 1: * Alia Hamieh * Karen T. Kohl Room 2: * Carl Witty Room 3: * D. Benjamin Antieau Room 4: Room 5:
This place has rooms: http://www.collegeinnseattle.com/
There is probably a very nice studio and/or 1-bedroom available apartment that can be rented for a week here: http://www.stanfordatuw.com/
Flyer (pdf)