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Organizers: William Stein, Chris Hall, Craig Citro, Salman Baig | == Logistics == |
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Location: Seattle, WA | Organizers: William Stein, Chris Hall, Craig Citro, Salman Baig |
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Time: TBD | Location: The [[http://www.shueyhouse.com/|Shuey House]], 5218 16th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105 |
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== Tentative Participants == | Dates: May 24 - 28, 2010 (check in on May 23rd after 4:00pm, check out on May 29th by 10:30am) |
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* Salman Baig | Mailing list: Group [[http://groups.google.com/group/sagedays21|page]]. |
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* Gebhard Boeckle: "For me some time between May 17 to June 5 would be good. [I give a lecture series in Barcelona form June 14-June 25, so June 5 is the very latest, the activity in Seattle would need to end.]" | === Housing === |
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* Craig Citro | A handful of visitors will be staying at the Shuey House, while the remaining visitors have rooms on hold for them at [[http://www.hoteldeca.com|Hotel Deca]] (4507 Brooklyn Avenue NE, Seattle, WA 98105). The tentative housing arrangement is as follows: |
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* Chris Hall | ==== The Shuey House ==== |
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* Kiran Kedlaya: "The one week I might be able to make it is June 7-11. Not that I can guarantee my attendance if you do schedule it that week, but at least I'm interested and I don't have an apparent conflict like I do with the weeks around it." | * Second floor ([[http://www.shueyhouse.com/second%20floor.jpg|layout]]) * Master suite bedroom: S. Yazdani and S. Miller * Bedroom 2: J. Balakrishnan * Bedroom 3: C. Hall * Bedroom 4: F. Hess |
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* Steven J Miller: "I am interested whenever it may be. Our finals end on May 24, graduation is June 5-6; however, I can find someone to cover for me if needed." | * Third Floor ([[http://www.shueyhouse.com/thirdfloor.jpg|layout]]) * Bedroom 1: G. Moehlmann, R. Butenuth * Bedroom 2: T. Occhipinti, H. Brown |
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* William Stein | ==== Hotel Deca ==== |
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* Doug Ulmer: "May is pretty open for me, the best dates being roughly 5/10-21. Earlier is possible. It gets much more complicated after that and impossible after Memorial Day." | * G. Boeckle * B. Conrey * D. Ulmer * F. Voloch |
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* Felipe Voloch: "I'm currently free May-June and August-December 2010." | === Getting to the Shuey House/Hotel Deca from Seattle-Tacoma === Here are some options to get to the Shuey House or Hotel Deca from the airport: * [[http://www.yelp.com/biz/a-abc-transportation-seattle#hrid:keLb-JbNNBPNxcvoGUwIOQ/src:search/query:car%20service|A-ABC Transportation]] offers a flat rate ($30 typically, before tip) for door-to-door car service. I (Salman) have used them multiple times, and they are my preferred transportation to/from the airport if I'm traveling by myself. They are a private car service (though they don't have the nicest fleet of cars) and are less expensive than a cab. Call 206-242-0102 for a reservation. * Taxis from the airport cost about $40 (before tip) and can be found by following the signs in the airport. * [[http://shuttleexpress.com/seatac-airport/default.aspx|Shuttle Express]] picks up passengers at the inner curb on the third floor of the Airport Garage. Call 425-981-7000 to make a reservation. * There is a new light-rail service from the airport to downtown Seattle, but you will then need to take a taxi to the house/hotel (about 5 miles north of downtown). This is not a good option unless you want to spend time in downtown Seattle. === Getting Around === Both the Shuey House and Hotel Deca are close to the UW campus as well as plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, etc. You will find that you can walk to nearly anything you like from the house or hotel, so a car is probably unnecessary. If you do plan on renting a car, please let me (Salman) know, and I will provide you information on parking, getting to/from the hotel, etc. Seattle also has a well-connected [[http://metro.kingcounty.gov/|bus]] system, which can be used if you want to get out of the University District and explore the rest of the city. Talk to Craig or Salman if you have any questions about riding the buses. === Map === Here's a Google [[http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=103028083620229012626.00048318482c1f79ef823&ll=47.662107,-122.307487&spn=0.008946,0.015814&z=16|map]] with the major locations marked. This is a [[http://www.washington.edu/home/maps/northcentral.html|campus map]] that shows the location of Padelford (the Math department) and Savery and Thomson Halls (where talks on Monday will be). == Participants == * Salman Baig (Washington) * Jen Balakrishnan (MIT) * Rob Beezer (Univ of Puget Sound) * Gebhard Boeckle (Universitat Duisburg-Essen) [5/22-5/29] * Tom Boothby (Washington) * Robert Bradshaw (Washington) * Harrison Brown (Georgia Tech) * Martin Brown (Institut Fourier) * Ralf Butenuth (Universitat Duisburg-Essen) [5/21-5/30] * Craig Citro (Washington) * Brian Conrey (AIM) * Alyson Deines (Washington) * Chris Hall (Wyoming) * Florian Hess (Technische Universitat Berlin) [5/23-5/28] * Jacob Lewis (Washington) * Robert Miller (Washington) * Steven J Miller (Williams) [5/23-5/27] * Gerriet Moehlmann (Technische Universitat Berlin) * Thomas Occhipinti (Arizona) [5/23-5/29] * Dan Shumow (Washington) * William Stein (Washington) * Doug Ulmer (Georgia Tech) [5/23-5/26] * Felipe Voloch (Texas) [5/23-5/29] * Wenhan Wang (Washington) * Soroosh Yazdani (Mc-Master) == Tentative Project List == * Elliptic curves over function fields and their $L$-functions * Drinfeld modular forms * The Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture over function fields * "Cremona's Tables" for function fields * Computing Mordell-Weil groups * Descent over function fields * Statistics over function fields == (Tentative) Schedule == We will have one full day of organized talks, followed by working sessions and status reports the rest of the week. Informal talks are also welcome and will be left to individuals and working groups to organize. === Monday, May 24 === || 9:30am - 9:45am || Welcome || Savery Hall 155 || || || 9:45am - 10:45am || Function Fields and Number Fields || Savery Hall 155 || || || 10:45am - 11:20am || Introduction to Sage || Savery Hall 155 || C. Citro || || 11:30am - 1:30pm || Lunch || || || || 1:30pm - 2:30pm || Drinfeld Modular Forms || Thomson Hall 231 || || || 2:30pm - 3:30pm || Computing Drinfeld Modular Forms || Thomson Hall 231 || || || 3:30pm - 4:00pm || Tea || || || || 4:30pm - 5:30pm || Open slot (BSD? Computing $E(K)$?) || Savery Hall 139 || || || 5:30pm - 6:30pm || Organizational meeting || Savery Hall 139 || || === Tuesday, May 25 === Free day to work or organize talks. === Wednesday, May 26 === || 11:00am - 12:00pm || Status reports || Shuey House || === Thursday, May 27 === Free day to work or organize talks. === Friday, May 28 === || 11:00am - 12:00pm || Final status reports || Shuey House || == Reading List == A reading list can be found [[/readinglist|here]] where participants can add items as well. |
Sage Days 21: Function Fields
Logistics
Organizers: William Stein, Chris Hall, Craig Citro, Salman Baig
Location: The Shuey House, 5218 16th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Dates: May 24 - 28, 2010 (check in on May 23rd after 4:00pm, check out on May 29th by 10:30am)
Mailing list: Group page.
Housing
A handful of visitors will be staying at the Shuey House, while the remaining visitors have rooms on hold for them at Hotel Deca (4507 Brooklyn Avenue NE, Seattle, WA 98105). The tentative housing arrangement is as follows:
The Shuey House
Second floor (layout)
- Master suite bedroom: S. Yazdani and S. Miller
- Bedroom 2: J. Balakrishnan
- Bedroom 3: C. Hall
- Bedroom 4: F. Hess
Third Floor (layout)
- Bedroom 1: G. Moehlmann, R. Butenuth
- Bedroom 2: T. Occhipinti, H. Brown
Hotel Deca
- G. Boeckle
- B. Conrey
- D. Ulmer
- F. Voloch
Getting to the Shuey House/Hotel Deca from Seattle-Tacoma
Here are some options to get to the Shuey House or Hotel Deca from the airport:
A-ABC Transportation offers a flat rate ($30 typically, before tip) for door-to-door car service. I (Salman) have used them multiple times, and they are my preferred transportation to/from the airport if I'm traveling by myself. They are a private car service (though they don't have the nicest fleet of cars) and are less expensive than a cab. Call 206-242-0102 for a reservation.
- Taxis from the airport cost about $40 (before tip) and can be found by following the signs in the airport.
Shuttle Express picks up passengers at the inner curb on the third floor of the Airport Garage. Call 425-981-7000 to make a reservation.
- There is a new light-rail service from the airport to downtown Seattle, but you will then need to take a taxi to the house/hotel (about 5 miles north of downtown). This is not a good option unless you want to spend time in downtown Seattle.
Getting Around
Both the Shuey House and Hotel Deca are close to the UW campus as well as plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, etc. You will find that you can walk to nearly anything you like from the house or hotel, so a car is probably unnecessary. If you do plan on renting a car, please let me (Salman) know, and I will provide you information on parking, getting to/from the hotel, etc.
Seattle also has a well-connected bus system, which can be used if you want to get out of the University District and explore the rest of the city. Talk to Craig or Salman if you have any questions about riding the buses.
Map
Here's a Google map with the major locations marked.
This is a campus map that shows the location of Padelford (the Math department) and Savery and Thomson Halls (where talks on Monday will be).
Participants
- Salman Baig (Washington)
- Jen Balakrishnan (MIT)
- Rob Beezer (Univ of Puget Sound)
- Gebhard Boeckle (Universitat Duisburg-Essen) [5/22-5/29]
- Tom Boothby (Washington)
- Robert Bradshaw (Washington)
- Harrison Brown (Georgia Tech)
- Martin Brown (Institut Fourier)
- Ralf Butenuth (Universitat Duisburg-Essen) [5/21-5/30]
- Craig Citro (Washington)
- Brian Conrey (AIM)
- Alyson Deines (Washington)
- Chris Hall (Wyoming)
- Florian Hess (Technische Universitat Berlin) [5/23-5/28]
- Jacob Lewis (Washington)
- Robert Miller (Washington)
- Steven J Miller (Williams) [5/23-5/27]
- Gerriet Moehlmann (Technische Universitat Berlin)
- Thomas Occhipinti (Arizona) [5/23-5/29]
- Dan Shumow (Washington)
- William Stein (Washington)
- Doug Ulmer (Georgia Tech) [5/23-5/26]
- Felipe Voloch (Texas) [5/23-5/29]
- Wenhan Wang (Washington)
- Soroosh Yazdani (Mc-Master)
Tentative Project List
Elliptic curves over function fields and their L-functions
- Drinfeld modular forms
- The Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture over function fields
- "Cremona's Tables" for function fields
- Computing Mordell-Weil groups
- Descent over function fields
- Statistics over function fields
(Tentative) Schedule
We will have one full day of organized talks, followed by working sessions and status reports the rest of the week. Informal talks are also welcome and will be left to individuals and working groups to organize.
Monday, May 24
9:30am - 9:45am |
Welcome |
Savery Hall 155 |
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9:45am - 10:45am |
Function Fields and Number Fields |
Savery Hall 155 |
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10:45am - 11:20am |
Introduction to Sage |
Savery Hall 155 |
C. Citro |
11:30am - 1:30pm |
Lunch |
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1:30pm - 2:30pm |
Drinfeld Modular Forms |
Thomson Hall 231 |
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2:30pm - 3:30pm |
Computing Drinfeld Modular Forms |
Thomson Hall 231 |
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3:30pm - 4:00pm |
Tea |
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4:30pm - 5:30pm |
Open slot (BSD? Computing E(K)?) |
Savery Hall 139 |
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5:30pm - 6:30pm |
Organizational meeting |
Savery Hall 139 |
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Tuesday, May 25
Free day to work or organize talks.
Wednesday, May 26
11:00am - 12:00pm |
Status reports |
Shuey House |
Thursday, May 27
Free day to work or organize talks.
Friday, May 28
11:00am - 12:00pm |
Final status reports |
Shuey House |
Reading List
A reading list can be found here where participants can add items as well.