This community building and training conference aims to bring together users and developers of (open source) (pure) mathematics software, including GAP, Linbox, MPIR, Pari/GP, SageMath, or Singular. Following a long trend of highly productive workshops within the various communities (e.g. the Sage-Days series), this conference will consist of keynote talks and hands on tutorials with a focus on experimental research and computational and development best practices; and plenty of free time for interactions and collaborative work.
This conference is organized by the H2020 European project OpenDreamKit, of which it will be the main public closing event.
Keynote speakers
- Marie-Françoise Roy (Université de Rennes 1) A historical perspective on contributions of researchers and teachers to (open source) mathematical software
- Max Horn (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) Collaborative software development in a large system (GAP)
- Fernando Perez (Berkeley Institute for Data Science, California) Scientific computing, user interfaces, and community building
- Anne Schilling (UC Davis California) Impact of computer assisted experimentation in combinatorics
- Joris Van Der Hoeven (Ecole Polytechnique) General purpose mathematical software design
Preregistration
Preregistration officially ended on January 7th. However, we may have some additional spots, which we will fill on a first come first serve basis. If you are insterested, please keep preregistering.
Funding
OpenDreamKit will cover the local expenses for all participants and the travel expenses of some participants, with priority given to students and participants from developing countries. You can apply for such funding upon preregistration; CV and similar information will help us make an informed decision.
Schedule
Additional information on CIRM’s web page
Workshops and Conferences Front Page WP2: Dissemination Conference