SIAM AG 19 Proposed Minisymposia - Revision history

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	Algebraic geometry for kinematics and dynamics in robotics I-II. Organizers: Sylvain Calinon and Noémie Jaquier.		Algebraic geometry for kinematics and dynamics in robotics I-II. Organizers: Sylvain Calinon and Noémie Jaquier.
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		+	Isogenies in cryptography. Organizers: Tanja Lange, Chloe Martindale and Lorenz Panny.

Uhler at 08:53, 26 October 2018

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	Algebraic aspects in the study of reaction networks. Organizers: Alicia Dickenstein and Elisenda Feliu.		Algebraic aspects in the study of reaction networks. Organizers: Alicia Dickenstein and Elisenda Feliu.

-	Polynomial optimization and its applications I-III. Organizers: João Gouveia, Simone Naldi and Timo de Wolff.	+	Polynomial optimization and its applications I-IV. Organizers: João Gouveia, Simone Naldi and Timo de Wolff.

	Algebraic and geometric methods in optimization I-II. Organizers: Jesus de Loera and Rekha Thomas.		Algebraic and geometric methods in optimization I-II. Organizers: Jesus de Loera and Rekha Thomas.

Uhler at 15:21, 23 October 2018

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	Algebraic vision. Organizers: Max Lieblich, Tomas Pajdla and Matthew Trager.		Algebraic vision. Organizers: Max Lieblich, Tomas Pajdla and Matthew Trager.
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		+	Algebraic geometry for kinematics and dynamics in robotics I-II. Organizers: Sylvain Calinon and Noémie Jaquier.

Uhler at 06:14, 23 October 2018

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	Geometry and topology in applications and data science. Organizers: Jacek Brodzki and Heather Harrington.		Geometry and topology in applications and data science. Organizers: Jacek Brodzki and Heather Harrington.

-	Applications of finite fields theory. Giacomo Micheli and Violetta Weger.	+	Applications of finite fields theory. Organizers: Giacomo Micheli and Violetta Weger.
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		+	Algebraic vision. Organizers: Max Lieblich, Tomas Pajdla and Matthew Trager.

Uhler at 00:02, 19 October 2018

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	Geometry and topology in applications and data science. Organizers: Jacek Brodzki and Heather Harrington.		Geometry and topology in applications and data science. Organizers: Jacek Brodzki and Heather Harrington.
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		+	Applications of finite fields theory. Giacomo Micheli and Violetta Weger.

Uhler at 00:23, 18 October 2018

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	Intersections in practice. Organizers: Martin Helmer (University of Copenhagen) and Corey Harris (MPI MiS Leipzig).		Intersections in practice. Organizers: Martin Helmer (University of Copenhagen) and Corey Harris (MPI MiS Leipzig).

-	Random algebraic geometry. Organizers: Paul Breiding, Khazhgali Kozhasov, Antonio Lerario and Erik Lundberg.	+	Random geometry and topology. Organizers: Paul Breiding, Khazhgali Kozhasov, Antonio Lerario and Erik Lundberg.

	Applications of topology in neuroscience I-II. Organizers: Ran Levi and Kathryn Hess.		Applications of topology in neuroscience I-II. Organizers: Ran Levi and Kathryn Hess.

Uhler at 09:17, 11 October 2018

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	Computational tropical geometry. Organizers: Yue Ren.		Computational tropical geometry. Organizers: Yue Ren.

-	Convex algebraic geometry I-II: Organizers: Greg Blekherman and Rainer Sinn.	+	Convex algebraic geometry I-II: Organizers: Greg Blekherman, Daniel Plaumann and Rainer Sinn.

	Algebraic geometry in topological data analysis. Organizers: Nina Otter.		Algebraic geometry in topological data analysis. Organizers: Nina Otter.

Uhler at 09:16, 11 October 2018

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	Computational tropical geometry. Organizers: Yue Ren.		Computational tropical geometry. Organizers: Yue Ren.

-	Convex algebraic geometry: Organizers: Greg Blekherman.	+	Convex algebraic geometry I-II: Organizers: Greg Blekherman and Rainer Sinn.

	Algebraic geometry in topological data analysis. Organizers: Nina Otter.		Algebraic geometry in topological data analysis. Organizers: Nina Otter.

Uhler at 16:04, 6 October 2018

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	Algebraic aspects in the study of reaction networks. Organizers: Alicia Dickenstein and Elisenda Feliu.		Algebraic aspects in the study of reaction networks. Organizers: Alicia Dickenstein and Elisenda Feliu.

-	Polynomial optimization I-III. Organizers: João Gouveia, Simone Naldi and Timo de Wolff.	+	Polynomial optimization and its applications I-III. Organizers: João Gouveia, Simone Naldi and Timo de Wolff.

	Algebraic and geometric methods in optimization I-II. Organizers: Jesus de Loera and Rekha Thomas.		Algebraic and geometric methods in optimization I-II. Organizers: Jesus de Loera and Rekha Thomas.
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	Algebraic geometric codes. Organizers: Daniele Bartoli and Anna-Lena Horlemann.		Algebraic geometric codes. Organizers: Daniele Bartoli and Anna-Lena Horlemann.

-	Sparse polynomials I-II. Organizers: Mareike Dressler and Timo de Wolff.	+	Sparsity in polynomial systems and its applications I-II. Organizers: Mareike Dressler and Timo de Wolff.

	Efficient algorithms for geometric invariant theory. Organizers: Peter Bürgisser and Michael Walter.		Efficient algorithms for geometric invariant theory. Organizers: Peter Bürgisser and Michael Walter.

Uhler at 06:27, 4 October 2018

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	Applications of topology in neuroscience I-II. Organizers: Ran Levi and Kathryn Hess.		Applications of topology in neuroscience I-II. Organizers: Ran Levi and Kathryn Hess.

-	Symbolic Combinatorics I-III. Organizers: Shaoshi Chen, Manuel Kauers and Stephen Melczer.	+	Symbolic combinatorics I-III. Organizers: Shaoshi Chen, Manuel Kauers and Stephen Melczer.

	Geometric design for fabrication. Organizer: Helmut Pottmann.		Geometric design for fabrication. Organizer: Helmut Pottmann.
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	Multivariate spline approximation and algebraic geometry. Organizers: Nelly Villamizar and Michael DiPasquale.		Multivariate spline approximation and algebraic geometry. Organizers: Nelly Villamizar and Michael DiPasquale.

-	Riemann Surfaces. Organizers: Daniele Agostini, Türkü Özlüm Çelik, Christian Klein and Emre Sertöz.	+	Riemann surfaces. Organizers: Daniele Agostini, Türkü Özlüm Çelik, Christian Klein and Emre Sertöz.

-	Multiparameter Persistence: Algebra, Algorithms, and Applications. Organizers: Matthew Wright.	+	Multiparameter persistence: Algebra, Algorithms, and Applications. Organizers: Matthew Wright.

-	Chip-Firing and Tropical Curves. Organizers: Chi Ho Yuen (University of Bern) and Alejandro Vargas (University of Bern).	+	Chip-firing and tropical curves. Organizers: Chi Ho Yuen (University of Bern) and Alejandro Vargas (University of Bern).

-	Geometry and Topology in Applications and Data Science. Organizers: Jacek Brodzki and Heather Harrington.	+	Geometry and topology in applications and data science. Organizers: Jacek Brodzki and Heather Harrington.