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| = Rough Ideas for Talks at SD6 = These are all just rough ideas and most of them are not discussed with the proposed speakers yet, so this is definitely not a list of talks nor a rough schedule yet! |
= Sage Days 6 Schedule = |
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| == Michael Abshoff == How to use Valgrind to find memory leaks, performance bottlenecks and segmentation faults in SAGE and other software projects. |
This is the provisional schedule for Sage Days 6 in Bristol. We do not expect further changes to the schedule for Saturday and Sunday. |
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| == Martin Albrecht == SAGE's capabilities for cryptographic research |
== Saturday 10 November == 0930-1050 William Stein and Martin Albrecht: Sage for Mathematical and Cryptographic Research [attachment:stein-albrecht.pdf] [attachment:stein-albrecht.sws] |
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| == Bill Allombert == | 1050-1120 Coffee and Tea Break |
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| == Gregory Bard == | 1120-1210 Ludovic Perret: Gröbner bases in Cryptography : An Overview |
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| == Dan Bernstein == [http://ecrypt-ss07.rhul.ac.uk/Slides/Friday/bernstein-samos07-2.pdf CPU Traps and Pitfalls] |
1210-1400 Lunch |
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| == Andrew Booker == | 1400-1500 Robert Bradshaw: Creating Fast Compiled Programs using Sage (["Cython"]) |
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| == Robert Bradshaw == | 1500-1600 James Davenport: Simplification in Computer Algebra |
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| == Michael Brickenstein == [http://www.itwm.fraunhofer.de/zentral/download/berichte/bericht122.pdf PolyBoRi] Framework |
1600-1630 Coffee and Tea Break |
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| == Kevin Buzzard == | 1630-1730 Dan Bernstein and Tanja Lange: Edwards Coordinates for Elliptic Curves |
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| == Ondrej Certik == | 1830-2200 Dinner at Goldney Orangery |
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| == John Cremona == | == Sunday 11 November == 0930-1030 Michael Brickenstein: High Performace Algorithms for Multivariate Polynomials over Boolean Rings (PolyBoRi) |
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| == James Davenport == | 1030-1100 Coffee and Tea Break |
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| == Burcin Erocal == PolyBoRi integration status report |
1100-1200 Paul Zimmerman: The ["MPFR"] library: well-defined semantics for multiple-precision floating-point numbers |
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| == Jon Hanke == | 1200-1400 Lunch |
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| == Bill Hart == FLINT status report |
1400-1500 Clement Pernet: Fast Exact Linear Algebra (LinBox) |
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| == David Harvey == | 1500-1600 David Loeffler: Computing Automorphic Forms for Unitary Groups using Sage |
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| == Kiran Kedlaya == | 1600-1630 Coffee and Tea Break |
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| == Lloyd Kilford == | 1630-1730 Bill Hart: Algebraic Number Theory with ["FLINT"] |
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| == Tanya Lange == [http://hyperelliptic.org/EFD/ Explicit-Fomulas Database] for Elliptic Curves |
2030-2200 John Cremona (Moderator): Panel Discussion -- "The Future of Open Source Mathematical Software", Panelists: William Stein, Robert Bradshaw, Ondrej Certik, Bill Allombert, Michael Abshoff, and Dan Bernstein. |
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| == David Loeffler == computation of some automorphic forms for the unitary group U(3) |
Some possible ["Panel topics"] have been suggested, but we are also open to other relevant topics! |
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| == Clement Pernet == LinBox |
== Monday 12 November == 0900 - 1000 Gregory Bard |
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| == Nigel Smart == | 1000 - 1100 Planning session for coding sprints |
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| == Mark Watkins == | 1000 - 1600 Sage development (coding sprint) |
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| == Ralf-Phillip Weinmann == | 1600 - 1700 Ondrej Certik: A Python library for symbolic mathematics (SymPy) |
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| == Jaap Spies == | == Tuesday 13 November == 0900 - 1000 Michael Abshoff: Valgrind |
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| == William Stein == Abstract: Explain how using Python (with SAGE) is very likely to improve your efficiency and ability to do mathematical research that involves computation. Target Audience: Mathematical researchers who demand the best possible tools for the job (even if they are expensive). |
1100 - 1700 Sage development (coding sprint) 1700 - 1800 Lightning talks / demos == Wednesday 14 November == 0900 - 1000 Free Slot 1000 - 1400 Sage development (coding sprint) 1400 - 1500 Coding Sprint Wrap-up 1530 - 1630 Tea/coffee at Heilbronn Seminar 1630 - 1730 William Stein: SAGE for number theorists ([http://www.maths.bris.ac.uk/events/seminars/series/index.php?id=7 Heilbronn Seminar]) |
Sage Days 6 Schedule
This is the provisional schedule for Sage Days 6 in Bristol. We do not expect further changes to the schedule for Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday 10 November
0930-1050 William Stein and Martin Albrecht: Sage for Mathematical and Cryptographic Research [attachment:stein-albrecht.pdf] [attachment:stein-albrecht.sws]
1050-1120 Coffee and Tea Break
1120-1210 Ludovic Perret: Gröbner bases in Cryptography : An Overview
1210-1400 Lunch
1400-1500 Robert Bradshaw: Creating Fast Compiled Programs using Sage (["Cython"])
1500-1600 James Davenport: Simplification in Computer Algebra
1600-1630 Coffee and Tea Break
1630-1730 Dan Bernstein and Tanja Lange: Edwards Coordinates for Elliptic Curves
1830-2200 Dinner at Goldney Orangery
Sunday 11 November
0930-1030 Michael Brickenstein: High Performace Algorithms for Multivariate Polynomials over Boolean Rings (PolyBoRi)
1030-1100 Coffee and Tea Break
1100-1200 Paul Zimmerman: The ["MPFR"] library: well-defined semantics for multiple-precision floating-point numbers
1200-1400 Lunch
1400-1500 Clement Pernet: Fast Exact Linear Algebra (LinBox)
1500-1600 David Loeffler: Computing Automorphic Forms for Unitary Groups using Sage
1600-1630 Coffee and Tea Break
1630-1730 Bill Hart: Algebraic Number Theory with ["FLINT"]
2030-2200 John Cremona (Moderator): Panel Discussion -- "The Future of Open Source Mathematical Software", Panelists: William Stein, Robert Bradshaw, Ondrej Certik, Bill Allombert, Michael Abshoff, and Dan Bernstein.
Some possible ["Panel topics"] have been suggested, but we are also open to other relevant topics!
Monday 12 November
0900 - 1000 Gregory Bard
1000 - 1100 Planning session for coding sprints
1000 - 1600 Sage development (coding sprint)
1600 - 1700 Ondrej Certik: A Python library for symbolic mathematics (SymPy)
Tuesday 13 November
0900 - 1000 Michael Abshoff: Valgrind
1100 - 1700 Sage development (coding sprint)
1700 - 1800 Lightning talks / demos
Wednesday 14 November
0900 - 1000 Free Slot
1000 - 1400 Sage development (coding sprint)
1400 - 1500 Coding Sprint Wrap-up
1530 - 1630 Tea/coffee at Heilbronn Seminar
1630 - 1730 William Stein: SAGE for number theorists ([http://www.maths.bris.ac.uk/events/seminars/series/index.php?id=7 Heilbronn Seminar])