Sage Days 62: Women in Sage 5

Sage is a mathematics software package, developed by and for the mathematical community. It aims to become a viable alternative to commercial software packages on the basis of an open-source model.

This 4-day workshop will include talks, tutorials, and time spent in small project groups developing Sage code. We will focus on various aspects of computational number theory with the dual goals of enhancing the Sage library, and increasing the number of women in the community of Sage developers.

Online applications due May 23rd. Apply Here. Participants will receive lodging and most meals as well as limited funding for travel.

Dates/Location

• July 28-August 1, 2014 near Portland, Oregon at The Lodge at Welches

Projects

• Li coefficients for L-functions Alina Bucur (UC San Diego) Alina Project

• Solving S-unit Equations in Sage Beth Malmskog (Villanova University) Solving S-Unit Equations in Sage

• Modular Forms Tune-Up Holly Swisher (Oregon State University)

Schedule

Monday: Check-in late afternoon

Tuesday: TBD

Wednesday: TBD

Thursday: TBD

Friday: Check-out late morning

Participants

• Alejandra Alvarado (Eastern Illinois University)

• Heidi Goodson (University of Minnesota)

• Karen Kohl (University of Southern Mississippi)

• Alicia Marino (Wesleyan University)
• Laura Peskin (University of British Columbia)

• Kate Thompson (Davidson College)

• Christelle Vincent (Stanford University)

• Mckenzie West (Emory Universtiy)

Getting Started

• Installing Sage You will want to do the full build with the source code, not the binaries.

• Getting a Trac Account This process can take a few days, start this as soon as possible.

• Installing Editing Software

• Tutorials and Problem Sets

• Intro To Patching With Git

Other Info

• Organizers: Anna Haensch (MPIM/Duquesne), Lola Thompson (Oberlin)

• Funding: Microsoft Research (via Kristin Lauter) and The Beatrice Yormark Fund for Women in Mathematics