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| = Sage Days: Sage Developer Days = | = Sage Days 54: Sage Developer Days = |
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| == November 4–7, 2013, University of California Davis, USA == | TentativeConventions |
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| The aim of this workshop is for developers to learn the new git workflow, and to try and integrate the combinat queue into git. This workshop will '''not''' include beginner topics or introduction talks, but instead assume participants are familiar with Sage development. | == November 4–8, 2013, University of California Davis, USA == The aim of this workshop is for developers to learn the new git workflow, and to try and integrate the combinat queue into git. This workshop will '''not''' include beginner topics, but instead assumes participants are familiar with Sage development. We will have an introductory talk on Sage for newcomers on Tuesday afternoon. |
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| The official conference hotel is the [[http://www.aggieinn.com|Aggie Inn]] (tel. (530)756-0352). Rates are between 99 and 109 USD depending on bedding type. The group name is SAGE. Last day to book is October 6. | The official conference hotel is the [[http://www.aggieinn.com|Aggie Inn]] (tel. (530)756-0352). Rates are between 99 and 109 USD depending on bedding type. To get this rate, you need to call the hotel directly and mention the group name SAGE. Last day to book is October 6. |
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| There are other hotels to choose from in Davis, but are generally more expensive. There are also many hotels in Sacramento, but you will have to commute to Davis (such as using the [[http://www.capitolcorridor.org/|Capitol Corridor line]]). | There are other hotels to choose from in Davis, but are generally more expensive. |
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| === Location === The main room we will be located in is 2112 of the [[http://campusmap.ucdavis.edu/?b=100/|MSB (Mathematical Sciences Building)]] where all talks will take place unless otherwise stated. We will also typically have rooms 2240 and 3240 as smaller breakout rooms. |
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| || 11 AM || Jeremy Martin || Eigenvalues of Simplicial Rook Graphs || || 2 PM || Dan Bump || Introduction to Git || || 3 PM |||| Coffee break || |
|| 10:30AM || || Coffee break (in MSB 1147)|| || 11 AM || Jeremy Martin || [[http://www.math.ku.edu/~jmartin/talks/UCDavisNov2013.pdf|Eigenvalues of Simplicial Rook Graphs]] (in MSB 1147)|| || 2 PM || Dan Bump || [[http://sporadic.stanford.edu/bump/gittalk|Introduction to Git]] || || 3 PM || || Coffee break || |
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| || 10 AM || Volker Braun || Toric varieties and Sage || || 11:30 AM || Panel Discussion || The future of the Sage-Combinat queue || || 3 PM |||| Coffee break || || 5 PM || Mike Zabrocki || Introduction to Sage || |
|| 9:30 AM || Volker Braun || Toric varieties and Sage || || 10:30AM || || Coffee break|| || 11:00 AM || Panel Discussion || The future of the Sage-Combinat queue || || 4:30 PM || || Coffee break || || 5:10 PM || Mike Zabrocki || [[http://garsia.math.yorku.ca/~zabrocki/talks/introsage.pdf|Introduction to Sage]] || |||||| Wednesday || || 10:30AM || || Coffee break|| |||||| Friday || || 10:25 AM || Mathieu Guay-Paquet || Yield from: my favorite feature from Python 3.3 ([[attachment:timing.slides.html|draft slides]]) || |
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| All other time will be devoted to coding sprints. | All other time will be devoted to coding sprints. We will schedule more talks/tutorials during the week on topics that the participants feel would benefit them. |
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| Please make sure you have a working Git-version of Sage installed on your computer before you arrive. You can either download a version from Github, for instructions see * [[http://trac.sagemath.org/wiki/QuickStartSageGit|Instruction on how to install Git-Sage]] For people not yet familiar with Git, we recommend starting from a source distribution. You can find version 5.13.beta1 here * [[ http://boxen.math.washington.edu/home/ohanar/sage-git/sage-5.13.beta1.tar.gz | Source distribution of Git-Sage]] Just download, untar, and run make (like you do with the mercurial based source tarballs). |
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* [[https://github.com/sagemath/sage|Sage on Github]] |
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| * Dan Bump * Andrew Ohana * Volker Braun * Nate Gallup * Viviane Pons * Darij Grinberg * Tom Roby * Franco Saliola * Mathieu Guay-Paquet * Mike Zabrocki * Jessica Striker |
* Dan Bump (Stanford) * Andrew Ohana (University of Washington) * Volker Braun (Oxford University) * Nate Gallup (UC Davis) * Viviane Pons (Marne-la-Vallee) * Darij Grinberg (MIT) * Tom Roby (University of Connecticut) * Mathieu Guay-Paquet (UQaM) * Mike Zabrocki (York University) * Jessica Striker (North Dakota State University) * Jeremy Martin (University of Kansas) * Roger Tian (UC Davis) * Brandon Dutra (UC Davis) * Gregg Musiker (University of Minnesota) * Maria Monks (UC Berkeley) * Federico Castillo (UC Davis) * Monica Vazirani (UC Davis) |
Sage Days 54: Sage Developer Days
November 4–8, 2013, University of California Davis, USA
The aim of this workshop is for developers to learn the new git workflow, and to try and integrate the combinat queue into git. This workshop will not include beginner topics, but instead assumes participants are familiar with Sage development. We will have an introductory talk on Sage for newcomers on Tuesday afternoon.
Registration
Registration is free. There is limited funding for travel and lodging.
Please contact Anne Schilling (anne at math.ucdavis dot edu) or Travis Scrimshaw (tscrim at ucdavis dot edu) to register. Please indicate if you require funding.
Lodging
The official conference hotel is the Aggie Inn (tel. (530)756-0352). Rates are between 99 and 109 USD depending on bedding type. To get this rate, you need to call the hotel directly and mention the group name SAGE. Last day to book is October 6.
There are other hotels to choose from in Davis, but are generally more expensive.
Transportation
- From San Francisco Airport (SFO)
Take BART from SFO to either the Richmond station or the Oakland Coliseum station and transfer to Amtrak's Capitol Corridor line. Take the Northbound line to Davis.
- From Oakland Airport
Take the AirBART shuttle to the Oakland Coliseum BART station and transfer to Amtrak's Capitol Corridor line. Take the Northbound line to Davis.
- From Sacramento Airport
Bus: Take route 42. See http://www.yolobus.com/news/airportservice.php
See also: https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/about/directions/
Location
The main room we will be located in is 2112 of the MSB (Mathematical Sciences Building) where all talks will take place unless otherwise stated. We will also typically have rooms 2240 and 3240 as smaller breakout rooms.
Schedule
Monday |
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10:30AM |
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Coffee break (in MSB 1147) |
11 AM |
Jeremy Martin |
Eigenvalues of Simplicial Rook Graphs (in MSB 1147) |
2 PM |
Dan Bump |
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3 PM |
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Coffee break |
4 PM |
Andrew Ohana |
The new workflow under Git |
Tuesday |
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9:30 AM |
Volker Braun |
Toric varieties and Sage |
10:30AM |
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Coffee break |
11:00 AM |
Panel Discussion |
The future of the Sage-Combinat queue |
4:30 PM |
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Coffee break |
5:10 PM |
Mike Zabrocki |
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Wednesday |
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10:30AM |
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Coffee break |
Friday |
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10:25 AM |
Mathieu Guay-Paquet |
Yield from: my favorite feature from Python 3.3 (draft slides) |
All other time will be devoted to coding sprints. We will schedule more talks/tutorials during the week on topics that the participants feel would benefit them.
Projects
The general topics that will be addressed at this workshop are the following:
- Discussion of the new Sage workflow using git.
- Work on how to integrate the combinat queue into the new workflow.
- General bug fixes.
Please make sure you have a working Git-version of Sage installed on your computer before you arrive. You can either download a version from Github, for instructions see
For people not yet familiar with Git, we recommend starting from a source distribution. You can find version 5.13.beta1 here
Just download, untar, and run make (like you do with the mercurial based source tarballs).
Here are some useful links:
Location
University of California Davis
Participants (first tentative)
- Dan Bump (Stanford)
- Andrew Ohana (University of Washington)
- Volker Braun (Oxford University)
- Nate Gallup (UC Davis)
- Viviane Pons (Marne-la-Vallee)
- Darij Grinberg (MIT)
- Tom Roby (University of Connecticut)
- Mathieu Guay-Paquet (UQaM)
- Mike Zabrocki (York University)
- Jessica Striker (North Dakota State University)
- Jeremy Martin (University of Kansas)
- Roger Tian (UC Davis)
- Brandon Dutra (UC Davis)
- Gregg Musiker (University of Minnesota)
- Maria Monks (UC Berkeley)
- Federico Castillo (UC Davis)
- Monica Vazirani (UC Davis)
Organizers
- Dan Bump, Stanford
- Anne Schilling, UC Davis
- Travis Scrimshaw, UC Davis