SIAM AG 21 Proposed Minisymposia

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	# Algebraic Geometry of Biological and Neurological Data. <br> Organizers: Annachiara Korchmaros, Lisa Lamberti, and Marta Panizzut		# Algebraic Geometry of Biological and Neurological Data. <br> Organizers: Annachiara Korchmaros, Lisa Lamberti, and Marta Panizzut
	# Confirmable workflows and large computations in algebraic geometry. <br> Organizers: Taylor Brysiewicz and Lars Kastner		# Confirmable workflows and large computations in algebraic geometry. <br> Organizers: Taylor Brysiewicz and Lars Kastner
		+	# Data Structures in Tropical Geometry. <br> Organizers: Carlos Améndola and Anthea Monod
	# Algebraic Methods in Graphical Models. <br> Organizers: Carlos Améndola, Mathias Drton, Alex Grosdos, Roser Homs		# Algebraic Methods in Graphical Models. <br> Organizers: Carlos Améndola, Mathias Drton, Alex Grosdos, Roser Homs

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This wiki page is for informal coordination of minisymposia at SIAM AG21.

If you intend to propose a minisymposium, please email the title and names of organizers to the conference co-chairs (Hal Schenck and Josephine Yu).

Deadline for official submission: January 14, 2021 (11:59 p.m. Eastern Time).

• Submission Site (Conference Management System)

• Submissions and Deadlines (Please read the Minisymposia section. Note the "one talk per person" rule. This does not apply to invited plenary speakers. A poster may be presented in addition to a talk, provided the talk and the poster are on different results. A minisymposium organizer who is giving an introductory talk may give a talk at another minisymposium.)

• SIAM Guidelines for Preparing a Minisymposium Proposal

• FAQ on COVID-19 Contingency Plans for AG21

• Updates about SIAM's response to COVID-19

Proposed Sessions

1. Optimization and Algebraic Geometry I and II.
   Organizer: Gabor Pataki
2. Algebraic Geometry of Data.
   Organizers: Luca Sodomaco and Kathlén Kohn
3. Algebraic Vision.
   Organizers: Timothy Duff and Kathlén Kohn
4. Commutative Algebra.
   Organizers: Alex Constantinescu and Thomas Kahle
   (To be specialized further later, in coordination with other commutative algebra sessions.)
5. Algebraic Approaches to Maximum Likelihood Estimation.
   Organizers: Jane Ivy Coons, Aida Maraj, and Miruna-Stefana Sorea
6. New Trends in Polynomial System Solving.
   Organizers: Margaret Regan and Simon Telen
7. Algebraic Geometry and Machine Learning.
   Organizers: Jonathan Hauenstein, Yang-Hui He, Dhagash Metha, and Tingting Tang
8. Tropical Geometry.
   Organizers: Marvin Hahn, Yue Ren, and Benjamin Schröter
   (To be specialized further later, in coordination with other tropical sessions.)
9. Computational Real Algebraic Geometry.
   Organizers: Cordian Riener and Josué Tonelli-Cueto
10. Polynomial Optimization and Applications.
    Organizers: Timo de Wolff and Mareike Dressler
11. Differential Equations in Algebraic Geometry and Beyond.
    Organizers: Yairon Cid-Ruiz and Gleb Pogudin
12. Algebra and geometry of dynamic models.
    Organizers: Nicolette Meshkat, Alexey Ovchinnikov, and Gleb Pogudin
13. Rank-Metric and Subspace Codes.
    Organizers: Hiram H. López and Alberto Ravagnani
14. Algebraic Geometry of Biological and Neurological Data.
    Organizers: Annachiara Korchmaros, Lisa Lamberti, and Marta Panizzut
15. Confirmable workflows and large computations in algebraic geometry.
    Organizers: Taylor Brysiewicz and Lars Kastner
16. Data Structures in Tropical Geometry.
    Organizers: Carlos Améndola and Anthea Monod
17. Algebraic Methods in Graphical Models.
    Organizers: Carlos Améndola, Mathias Drton, Alex Grosdos, Roser Homs