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| * The purpose of this workshop: - lots of strategy, planning, brainstorming, etc. |
* The '''purpose''' of this workshop: * lots of strategy, planning, brainstorming, etc. |
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| - NSF Grants: - Computational Math program - CSUMS (http://sage.math.washington.edu/grants/stein-csums-06/) |
* NSF Grants: * Computational Math program * CSUMS (http://sage.math.washington.edu/grants/stein-csums-06/) |
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| - The SAGE Mathematics Foundation | * The SAGE Mathematics Foundation |
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| - Parallel SAGE push | * Parallel SAGE push |
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| * Python 2.5 - __index__ method; now v[ZZ(2)] works. - lists with more than 2^32 elements - lots of speedups - ctypes is included standard |
* Python 2.5 (see http://docs.python.org/whatsnew/whatsnew25.html) * __index__ method; now v[ZZ(2)] works. * lists with more than 2^32 elements * lots of speedups * ctypes is included standard * conditional expressions: x = true_value if condition else false_value * context managers: relevant to all the discussion about precision lately: http://docs.python.org/whatsnew/pep-343.html |
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| - gsl: GNU Scientific Library - twisted: Networking framework |
* GSL: GNU Scientific Library * Twisted: Networking framework * Upcoming events that are relevant to SAGE development: * October 23-27: I'm speaking about SAGE at an IMA "Software in Algebraic Geometry" in Minnesota later this month. * Nov 5-11: Me at CCR * Dec 3-4, 2006: Me at Waterloo * Jan 29-Feb 2: MSRI Interactive Parallel Computation ---> SAGE * March 10-14, 2007: Arizona Winter School (I'm at co-organizer). David Savitt (here) is the organizer. * June 3-8, 2007: Banff workshop on modular forms computation -- I'm an organizer * July 30-Aug 3, 2007: AIM: Workshop on Modular Forms and L-functions -- I'm an organizer |
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| * Plans: * SAGE 2.0: fast arithmetic * SAGE 3.0: parallel * Along the way: modular forms, elliptic curves, groebner basis, quaternion algebras, etc. -- what people want |
SAGE Days 2: SAGE: Now and The Future
A talk for [:days2:the SAGE Days 2 workshop], by William Stein.
The purpose of this workshop:
- lots of strategy, planning, brainstorming, etc.
- Funding ideas:
- NSF Grants:
- Computational Math program
CSUMS (http://sage.math.washington.edu/grants/stein-csums-06/)
- The SAGE Mathematics Foundation
- Parallel SAGE push
- NSF Grants:
- Mercurial revision control system: why? what? how? -- a very quick tour
Python 2.5 (see http://docs.python.org/whatsnew/whatsnew25.html)
index method; now v[ZZ(2)] works.
- lists with more than 2^32 elements
- lots of speedups
- ctypes is included standard
- conditional expressions: x = true_value if condition else false_value
context managers: relevant to all the discussion about precision lately: http://docs.python.org/whatsnew/pep-343.html
- Recently added SAGE components:
- GSL: GNU Scientific Library
- Twisted: Networking framework
- Upcoming events that are relevant to SAGE development:
- October 23-27: I'm speaking about SAGE at an IMA "Software in Algebraic Geometry" in Minnesota later this month.
- Nov 5-11: Me at CCR
- Dec 3-4, 2006: Me at Waterloo
Jan 29-Feb 2: MSRI Interactive Parallel Computation ---> SAGE
- March 10-14, 2007: Arizona Winter School (I'm at co-organizer). David Savitt (here) is the organizer.
- June 3-8, 2007: Banff workshop on modular forms computation -- I'm an organizer
- July 30-Aug 3, 2007: AIM: Workshop on Modular Forms and L-functions -- I'm an organizer
- Plans:
- SAGE 2.0: fast arithmetic
- SAGE 3.0: parallel
- Along the way: modular forms, elliptic curves, groebner basis, quaternion algebras, etc. -- what people want