Tentative list of themes

A list of topics for Sage days 57. Participants, please edit!

Import the old Sage-Combinat patches as git branch

Review all tickets waiting on trac :-)

There are around 250 tickets waiting on trac for a reviewer ... solution: a ticket a day! (18 dev, 5 days we should get 90 tickets)

Documentation

Coxeter groups

Jean-Philippe and Vivien implemented a framework for working with infinite coxeter groups, in particular to explore the geometric representation, limit roots, ... The goal is to start merging this with the existing root system stuff in Sage.

TODO: create ticket

Automata and rational languages

Languages

By language we simply mean a set of finite words (rational language, D0L-system, ...). The scope ranges from combinatorics and algebra to discrete dynamical systems. Sage capabilities is currently restricted to combinatorics on single word and do not focus on structure of certain subset. We aim to implement an abstract and easy to reuse infrastructure for languages.

Might be too big a task for this week. But we could discuss the strategy.

Translation surfaces

A translation surface is a geometric and dynamical objects that can be defined from gluing polygons by translation. It is interesting from geometric and dynamical point of vue. Many computations are possible !

Categories

Finish #10963, brainstorm the follow ups.

Polyhedra over number fields

Tensors on free modules

Refactor continued fractions

Dynamical systems simulation (statistics of orbits)

on-line db for Sage worksheets and other ressources

Monday Afternoon

Checkout Mike's and ... patches about lazy power series

Lazy Multivariate Power Series

TODO: create ticket

Species, Ore algebras, Boltzman

Get a picture of the

Real numbers

There are many ways to represent real numbers:

But Sage currently has no bridge between them...

Refactor Elliptic curves and morphisms

See #12880 (and also problem with scheme morphisms #15378, maybe also that SchemeMorphism currently does not inherit from !Morphisn, see the description of #14711)

Introduction to categories

Introduction to git

Done Monday Morning! Thanks Volker!