Sage Days 64: Algebraic Combinatorics

General Information

The goal of these Sage Days is to bring together developers in algebraic combinatorics, Lie theory, and representation theory to discuss needed features and develop code. People who have coded in Sage and would like to get help getting their code integrated into Sage are also welcome to join. Any level of Sage experience is welcome, however there will not be basic (python) programming tutorials. We encourage people who wish to participate to have an understanding of basic python (there are numerous tutorials available online and books available if you want to learn) and basic object-oriented programming (OOP for short). A longer list of Sage tutorials are available online as well.

We would like to point out that a combinatorics related workshop will be held at AIM the following week for people who would like to combine the two, see AIM workshop.

When & Where

March 17-20, 2015 at UC Davis.

Registration

Registration is free. We have limited funding for travel and lodging. Funding decisions will be made by December 1, 2014.

To register, e-mail either Anne (anne at math.ucdavis.edu) or Travis (tscrim at ucdavis.edu), and please indicate if you would like to apply for funding. You can also add your name to the participant list below with contact information!

Lodging

We have the following "official" conference hotels. To get the specified room rates, when making the reservation mention that you are with "Sage Days". You need to book your room before February 3, 2015 to get the special rates.

• Aggie Inn (530)-756-0352 Conference rate of $114 - 134 a night.

• Best Western University Lodge $95 a night.

There is also the following recommendation:

• Econolodge (make sure you pick the one in Davis)

If you are receiving funding, please contact Matt Silver (mtsilver at math.ucdavis.edu) to reserve a room.

Transportation

The nearest airport is Sacramento International (SAC), and are multiple ways to get to UC Davis. There is bus route 42. There is also an airport shuttle.

The two other nearby major airports are San Francisco International (SFO) and Oakland International (OAK). From both airports, a combination of BART and Amtrak can be used to get to UC Davis. In particular, there is the Capital Corridor line at either the Oakland Coliseum or Richmond BART stations.

See also: https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/about/directions/

Schedule

All talks and coffee breaks will be in the Mathematical Sciences Building MSB 1147. Coding sprints will take place in MSB 1147, MSB 3240, MSB 3236, MSB 3106 (after 3pm on Wednesday).

All other time will be devoted to coding sprints.

Projects

If you have any projects that you'd want to work on, please add them. If you want to work on any project listed, just add your name.

• Extended affine Weyl groups (#15375) - Dan Bump, Anne Schilling, Mark Shimozono, Nicolas Thiery, Mee Seong Im

• Lie algebras (#14901) - Travis Scrimshaw, Mee Seong Im

• Root multiplicities of Kac-Moody algebras - Kyu-Hwan Lee, Ben Salisbury, Jonathan Judge

• Hyperbolic Cartan types (#15974) - Travis Scrimshaw

  • Related with limit roots in hyperbolic types (#16087)

  • Might also be useful: http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/15703

• Limit roots of Coxeter groups (#16087 and #15703) - Jean-Philippe Labbe and Vivien Ripoll

• Lie groups (in connection with SageManifolds #14865) - Eric Gourgoulhon, Travis Scrimshaw, Mee Seong Im

• Generalized toggle groups and homomesy - Jessica Striker, Emily Gunawan

• Snake graph perfect matching formula for curves on triangulated surfaces (#16310) - Emily Gunawan

• Implement categories and general framework for representations - Travis Scrimshaw, Mee Seong Im
• Alternating sign matrices (implement fully packed loops, map to link pattern, fix corner sum matrix) - Jessica Striker, Emily Gunawan

• Crystal morphisms, subcrystals, and virtual crystals (#15463) - Travis Scrimshaw, Anne Schilling

Speakers

• Vivien Ripoll (Universitaet Wien)
• Franco Saliola (UQAM)
• Mark Shimozono (Virginia Tech)
• Nicolas Thiery (LRI, Universite Paris Sud)
• Nathan Williams (LaCIM)

Participants

• P. Akhilesh (Harish-Chandra Research Institute, Allahabad, India)
• Jonathan Axtell (Iowa State University)
• Robert Bassett (UC Davis)
• Michał Bejger (N. Copernicus Astronomical Center)
• Dan Bump (Stanford)
• James Campbell (Cardiff School of Mathematics)
• Federico Castillo (UC Davis)
• Tom Denton (Youtube)
• Kevin Dilks (University of Minnesota)
• Bryan Gillespie (UC Berkeley)
• Darij Grinberg (MIT)
• Eric Gourgoulhon (Observatoire de Paris)
• Emily Gunawan (University of Minnesota)
• Mee Seong Im (University of Illinois -- Urbana-Champaign)
• Jonathan Judge (University of Connecticut)
• Jan Keitel (Max-Planck-Institut für Physik)
• Vince Knight (Cardiff School of Mathematics)
• Jean-Philippe Labbe (Jerusalem)
• Hyeonmi Lee (Hanyang University/UC Davis)
• Kyu-Hwan Lee (University of Connecticut)
• Maria Monks Gillespie (UC Berkeley)
• Tze-Chun Ou (University of Connecticut)
• Chris Patton (UC Davis)
• Oliver Pechenik (University of Illinois -- Urbana-Champaign)
• Jim Propp (UMass Lowell)
• Vivien Ripoll (Universitaet Wien)
• Tom Roby (University of Connecticut)
• Franco Saliola (UQAM)
• Ben Salisbury (Central Michigan University)
• Dmitry Shemetov (UC Davis)
• Mark Shimozono (Virginia Tech)
• Jessica Striker (North Dakota State University)
• Joshua Swanson (University of Washington)
• Marko Thiel (Universitaet Wien)
• Nicolas Thiery (LRI, Universite Paris Sud)
• Peter Tingley (Loyola)
• Bolor Turmunkh (University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign)
• Aladin Virmaux (LRI, Universite Paris Sud)
• Nathan Williams (LaCIM)
• Sandi Xhumari (University of Connecticut)

Organizers

• Dan Bump (Stanford)
• Anne Schilling (UC Davis)
• Travis Scrimshaw (UC Davis)