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| '''[[Computational Approaches to GIT and Moduli Theory]]'''. Organizers: David Hyeon (POSTECH), David Swinarski (Fordham University). | '''[[Computational Approaches to GIT and Moduli Theory]]'''. Organizers: David Hyeon (POSTECH), David Swinarski (Fordham University). | ||
| - | '''[[Maximum likelihood degrees and critical points]]'''. Organizers: Jose Rodriguez (Notre Dame), Xiaoxian Tang (NIMS). | + | '''[[Maximum Likelihood Degrees and Critical Points]]'''. Organizers: Jose Rodriguez (Notre Dame), Xiaoxian Tang (NIMS). |
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Symbolic Combinatorics. Organizers: Shaoshi Chen (Chinese Academy of Sciences), Manuel Kauers (Research Institute for Symbolic Computation, Austria), Michael Singer (North Carolina State University).
Verified Solutions of Algebraic Systems. Organizer: Lihong Zhi, (Academia Sinica).
Nonnegative Rank. Organizers: Bernd Sturmfels (UC Berkeley), Hyenkyun Woo (KIAS Seoul).
Real Algebraic Geometry and Optimization. Organizers: Cordian Riener (Aalto University), Thorsten Theobald (Goethe University).
Markov bases and their Applications in Statistics. Organizers: David Kahle (Baylor University), Ruriko Yoshida (University of Kentucky).
Combinatorial Phylogenetics. Organizers: Jing Xi (North Carolina State University), Ruriko Yoshida (University of Kentucky).
Holonomic Functions and Holonomic Gradient Method. Organizer: Akimichi Takemura (University of Tokyo).
Computational Approaches to GIT and Moduli Theory. Organizers: David Hyeon (POSTECH), David Swinarski (Fordham University).
Maximum Likelihood Degrees and Critical Points. Organizers: Jose Rodriguez (Notre Dame), Xiaoxian Tang (NIMS).
