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SAGE is free and open software that supports research and teaching in
algebra, geometry, number theory, cryptography, etc. Both the SAGE
development model and the technology in SAGE itself is distinguished
by an extremely strong emphasis on openness, community, cooperation,
and collaboration: we are building the car, not reinventing the wheel.
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Organizers:
William Stein and
David Joyner, with
lots of help from Alex Clemesha and Josh Kantor.
Please email wstein@gmail.com
if you would like to attend (let me know if you would like to give
a talk). Add your name to the wiki.
Note that attending just on the weekend does make sense.
Rough Schedule:
There will be many development-related talks on Friday, which will be
mainly related to coding sprint ideas, future of SAGE ideas, etc. Saturday and
Sunday will have lots of talks, mainly about applications of SAGE and perhaps
just general talks of relevance to computation. The talks will end at 2pm
on Sunday, when people leaving will be able to leave easily, and the coding
sprints will commence through Tuesday. On Tuesday afternoon at 3pm there will
be a wrap-up session, during which people will report on their progress during
the coding sprints.
| October 6 (Friday): Morning |
William Stein -- Status Report and Project Roadmap |
October 6 (Friday): Afternoon, evening, night |
Coding sprints |
| October 7 (Saturday): |
Talks, discussion groups |
| October 8 (Sunday): |
Talks, discussion groups (we will finish by 3:00pm) |
| October 9 (Monday): |
Coding sprints |
| October 10 (Tuesday): |
Coding sprints; Progress reports (we will finish by 5pm) |
T-shirt:
Possible t-shirt designs.
Also, name_tags.
Funding: I will fund some number of participants via my personal NSF
grant (No. 0555776).
If you have your own grant support, please use it as this will help
save money so I can invite more students.
Email wstein@gmail.com
to apply for funding. There is no registration fee or
deadline to confirm.
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