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These Sage days will offer an introduction to Sage, with an emphasis on dynamics and geometry. This workshop will offer a gentle introduction to the open source mathematical software [[www.sagemath.org|Sage]], with an
emphasis on dynamics and geometry.
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DATES: 17-19 January 2011. Some people will stay for the whole week (Jan 17 - 21 to develop). Talks will be in French or English depending on the participants.
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LOCATION: Laboratoire de Mathématiques d'Orsay, France == Dates ==
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LANGUAGE: French or English depending on the participants 17 to 19 January 2011
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PREREQUISITE: Some people will stay for the whole week (Jan 17 - 21) to develop.

== Location ==

Laboratoire de Mathématiques d'Orsay (Université Paris-Sud 11), Orsay, France.

All talks and tutorials will be held in building 430. The main lecture room will be salle Lederer (ground floor).
There will be another room available for parallel sessions.

Tea/coffee will be served in the tea room in the first floor of the same building.

[[http://www.math.u-psud.fr/acces.php|How to get to Orsay]]

== Bring your laptop ==
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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM: == Preliminary program ==
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    * fonctions symétriques (FlorentHivert? NicolasThiéry? ...?)
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  * ''9h30-10h30'' tutoriel: programmation Python/Sage (FlorentHivert) Voir {{attachment:TPProg.pdf}}   * ''9h30-10h30'' tutoriel: programmation Python/Sage (FlorentHivert) Voir [[attachment:TPProg.pdf]]
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RELATED EVENTS: == Material for the talks, demos, and tutorials ==

[[http://combinat.sagemath.org/doc/reference/demos/2011-01-17-SageDays28.html|Static version]]

== Related events ==
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REGISTRATION: == Registration ==
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== Contact ==
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REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS (as of 21/12/2010): For any additional queries, contact Samuel Lelièvre <[email protected]>.
If needed, call 0661749080.

== Projects and topics of discussions ==

 * Clones and fast iterations

   FlorentHivert, MikeHansen, VincentDelecroix, NicolasThiéry, ...

 * Structuration of tutorials in the reference manual, cross links, ...

   FlorentHivert, MikeHansen, VincentDelecroix, NicolasThiéry, ...

 * ...

== Registered participants (as of 21/12/2010) ==
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  * NicolasBorie (Orsay)   * [[NicolasBorie|Nicolas Borie]] (Orsay)
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  * VincentDelecroix (IML, Marseille)   * [[VincentDelecroix|Vincent Delecroix]] (IML, Marseille)
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  * FlorentHivert (Université de Rouen)
  * SébastienLabbé (LaCIM (Montréal) et LIAFA)
  * [[FlorentHivert|Florent Hivert]] (Université de Rouen)
  * [[SébastienLabbé|Sébastien Labbé]] (LaCIM (Montréal) et LIAFA)
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  * NicolasThiéry (Orsay)   * [[NicolasThiéry|Nicolas Thiéry]] (Orsay)

Sage Days 28: Dynamics, geometry, ...

This workshop will offer a gentle introduction to the open source mathematical software Sage, with an emphasis on dynamics and geometry.

Talks will be in French or English depending on the participants.

Dates

17 to 19 January 2011

Some people will stay for the whole week (Jan 17 - 21) to develop.

Location

Laboratoire de Mathématiques d'Orsay (Université Paris-Sud 11), Orsay, France.

All talks and tutorials will be held in building 430. The main lecture room will be salle Lederer (ground floor). There will be another room available for parallel sessions.

Tea/coffee will be served in the tea room in the first floor of the same building.

How to get to Orsay

Bring your laptop

Please bring your laptop for the tutorial sessions (we will have a few spare laptops if you really do not have one). Also, if you do not have the latest version of Sage (4.6) installed on your laptop, please make sure to come at 9:30 on Monday so that we can guide you through the process.

Preliminary program

Lundi 17

  • 09:30-10:30 café + aide à l'installation de Sage

  • 10:30-11:20 introduction à Sage avec démonstration (NicolasThiéry)

  • 11:30-13:00 repas au restaurant du personnel d'Orsay (CESFO), présentation des participants

  • 13:00-13:20 tutoriel: prise en main de Sage (VincentDelecroix)

  • 13:20-14:45 tutoriel: mathématiques de premier cycle avec Sage (NicolasThiéry?)

  • 14:45-15:00 pause café

  • 15:00-16:00 les surfaces à petits carreaux : "combinatoire de permutations et connexité d'espaces de revêtements" (VincentDelecroix)

  • 16:00-18:00 démos et tutoriels autour de la combinatoire:

Mardi 18

Mercredi 19

Le programme de cette journée sera fixé le lundi, avec les participants. Thèmes:

  • tutoriel: contribuer à Sage-Combinat (ThierryMonteil)

  • discussions: combinatoire analytique, génération aléatoire/exhaustive
  • discussion et démo: intégration de sympcomp (complexes simpliciaux en GAP)

Material for the talks, demos, and tutorials

Static version

Registration

Contact

For any additional queries, contact Samuel Lelièvre <[email protected]>. If needed, call 0661749080.

Projects and topics of discussions

Registered participants (as of 21/12/2010)

  • Pablo Angulo (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)
  • Pierre Arnoux (Universtié d'Aix-Marseille 2)
  • Guillaume Batog (INRIA Nancy Grand-Est)
  • Nicolas Borie (Orsay)

  • Charles Bouillaguet (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris)
  • Maria Christofi (Gemalto/ Université de Versailles)
  • Nathann Cohen (projet MASCOTTE)
  • Vincent Delecroix (IML, Marseille)

  • Matthieu Deneufchâtel (LIPN, Université Paris 13)
  • Sette Diop (CNRS)
  • Nadia El Mrabet (LIASD - Université Paris 8)
  • Jean-Pierre Flori (ENST/Telecom ParisTech)

  • Antoine Genitrini (UPMC)
  • Alain Giorgetti (Université de Franche-Comté)
  • Samuele Giraudo (Université de Marne-la-Vallée Paris-Est)
  • Olivier Guichard (Paris-Sud)
  • Florent Hivert (Université de Rouen)

  • Sébastien Labbé (LaCIM (Montréal) et LIAFA)

  • Samuel Lelièvre (Orsay)
  • Julien Leroy (Université de Picardie Jules Verne)
  • Paul Mercat (Orsay)
  • ThierryMonteil (LIRMM, Montpellier)

  • Cyril Nicaud (Université Paris-Est)
  • Johan Oudinet (KIT (Karlsruhe))
  • Viviane Pons (LIGM)
  • Yann Ponty (Polytechnique/CNRS)
  • Dominique Poulalhon (CNRS / LIX)
  • Alban Quadrat (INRIA Saclay - Ile-de-France)
  • Georg Regensburger (INRIA Saclay)
  • Laurent Siebenmann (Equipe Geo-TopoDyn)

  • Jonathan Spreer (University of Stuttgart)
  • Wolfgang Steiner (LIAFA, CNRS)
  • Jean-Yves Thibon (Université Paris-Est)
  • Nicolas Thiéry (Orsay)

  • Sophie Toulouse (LIPN - Université Paris 13)

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