Symmetry and Structure in Algebraic Computation

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* Emelie Dufresne <br/> Durham University * Emelie Dufresne <br/> Durham University
-Agnes Szanto+* Agnes Szanto <br/> North Carolina State University
-North Carolina State University+* Evelyne Hubert <br/>INRIA
-Evelyne Hubert+* Robert Krone <br/> Queen's University
-INRIA+* Sinai Robins <br/> University of São Paulo
-Robert Krone+* Saugata Basu <br/> Purdue Universiy
-Queen's University+* Paul Görlach <br/> University of Bonn
-Sinai Robins+* Niclas Kruff <br/> RWTH Aachen
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-Saugata Basu+
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-Purdue Universiy+
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[edit] Overview

The concept of symmetry arises both in nature, science, and art. From a computational perspective, symmetry allows to reduce the complexity of problems or organize their resolution. This idea appears in different guises and in different contexts, for a variety of applications. The mini-symposium aims to present such instances.

[edit] Organizer

Evelyne Hubert (INRIA), Cordian Riener (Konstanz)

[edit] Confirmed Speakers

  • Emelie Dufresne
    Durham University
  • Agnes Szanto
    North Carolina State University
  • Evelyne Hubert
    INRIA
  • Robert Krone
    Queen's University
  • Sinai Robins
    University of São Paulo
  • Saugata Basu
    Purdue Universiy
  • Paul Görlach
    University of Bonn
  • Niclas Kruff
    RWTH Aachen
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