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'''''Sage Days on Combinatorics''''' '''''First Sage Days in Israel'''''
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'''''Jerusalem, Israel''''' '''''Einstein Institute of Mathematics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel'''''

'''Topics: Combinatorics, Symbolic dynamics'''
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This Sage Days is the first one organized in Israel. The aim of the meeting will be to introduce the software to students and mathematicians in the region, with further emphasis on (but not limited to) '''combinatorics''' and '''discrete geometry'''. It will be a great occasion to learn more about the software and for advanced developers to present and improve current tools. This Sage Days is the first one organized in Israel. The aim of the meeting will be to introduce the software to students and mathematicians in the region, with further emphasis on (but not limited to) '''combinatorics''' and '''symbolic dynamics'''. It will be a great occasion to learn more about the software and for advanced developers to present and improve current tools.
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Date: 4 days '''From November 21 to November 24, 2016''' Date: 4 days '''from November 21 to November 24, 2016'''
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The Friday will be reserved for discussion and coding sprints. Fridays are usually considered weekend days in Israel.
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Venue: Jerusalem (more details to come) Venue: Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Givat Ram Campus, (exact rooms TBA)
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The ''deadline for funding request'' for lodging and transportation fees is '''September 30th'''.
The remaining reserved rooms (see below) will be available for participants not receiving funding.
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What are your interests in Sage (including coding projects)? What would you like to learn about Sage?: What are your interests in Sage (including coding projects)? What would you like to learn about Sage?
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Do you need financial support for transportation and/or lodging? What are your programming experiences?

Do you use computer algebra systems? Which one?

Please specify:
you need financial support for transportation and/or lodging?
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The program will include '''introduction tutorials''' to Sage and combinatorics in Sage. The meeting will include '''scientific talks''' and there will also be time for '''code sprints'''. The program will include '''introduction tutorials''' to Sage, combinatorics and symbolic dynamics in Sage. The meeting will include '''scientific talks''' and there will also be time for '''code sprints'''.
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To be announced  * '''Travis Scrimshaw''' on ''TBA''
 * '''Vincent Delecroix''' on ''TBA''
 * '''Jean-Philippe Labbé''' on ''Introduction to Sage''
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There will be some limited funding available: more information to come. We have 10 rooms reserved at the ''Beit Belgia'' (Belgium House) on Givat Ram campus from November 20th to November 25th. Seven of them have two single beds and the other three are ''suits'' with a double bed and a couch. People receiving funding for housing will have a room there waiting for them. Depending on the availability, the remaining rooms will be available for participants not receiving lodging funding. More information to come.

There are also hotels near to campus:

[[https://www.prima-hotels-israel.com/jerusalem-hotels/prima-park-jerusalem-hotel|Prima Park Hotel]]

[[http://jerusalemgardenshotel.com/|Jerusalem Gardens Hotel]]

Sage Days 79 - November 21 -- November 24, 2016, Jerusalem

First Sage Days in Israel

Einstein Institute of Mathematics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Topics: Combinatorics, Symbolic dynamics

This Sage Days is the first one organized in Israel. The aim of the meeting will be to introduce the software to students and mathematicians in the region, with further emphasis on (but not limited to) combinatorics and symbolic dynamics. It will be a great occasion to learn more about the software and for advanced developers to present and improve current tools.

Organizers: Jean-Philippe Labbé.

Dates and Venue

Date: 4 days from November 21 to November 24, 2016

Fridays are usually considered weekend days in Israel.

Venue: Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Givat Ram Campus, (exact rooms TBA)

Registration

Please send the following form to Jean-Philippe Labbé

The deadline for funding request for lodging and transportation fees is September 30th. The remaining reserved rooms (see below) will be available for participants not receiving funding.

Name:

Institution:

Date of Arrival:

Date of departure:

What are your interests in Sage (including coding projects)? What would you like to learn about Sage?

What are your programming experiences?

Do you use computer algebra systems? Which one?

Please specify: you need financial support for transportation and/or lodging?

Do you wish to give a talk or present a tutorial?

A talk can be on anything related to mathematical development (it does not have to be Sage) If you have some Sage experience, please consider giving a tutorial

Program

The program will include introduction tutorials to Sage, combinatorics and symbolic dynamics in Sage. The meeting will include scientific talks and there will also be time for code sprints.

Detailed schedule to be announced.

Speakers

  • Travis Scrimshaw on TBA

  • Vincent Delecroix on TBA

  • Jean-Philippe Labbé on Introduction to Sage

Participants

  • Jean-Philippe Labbé (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)
  • Klaus Dohmen (Hochschule Mittweida, University of Applied Sciences, Germany)
  • Malka Schaps (Bar-Ilan University, Bar-Ilan, Israel)
  • Tomer Bauer (Bar-Ilan University, Bar-Ilan, Israel)
  • Mee Seong Im (United States Military Academy, NY)
  • Travis Scrimshaw (University of Minnesota, USA)
  • Vincent Delecroix (Université de Bordeaux, France)

Lodging, funding, and other practical informations

We have 10 rooms reserved at the Beit Belgia (Belgium House) on Givat Ram campus from November 20th to November 25th. Seven of them have two single beds and the other three are suits with a double bed and a couch. People receiving funding for housing will have a room there waiting for them. Depending on the availability, the remaining rooms will be available for participants not receiving lodging funding. More information to come.

There are also hotels near to campus:

Prima Park Hotel

Jerusalem Gardens Hotel

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