Sage Days 29

Possible Topics

• Fixing bugs, elliptic curves, the notebook, numerical computation, ipython, etc. It will mainly depends on who is available.

Location

• Seattle, Washington (on the west coast of the USA; *not* in Washington, D.C.), on the University of Washington campus.

• Building: PACCAR HALL 293.

Dates

• Monday March 21 to Friday March 25, 2011

People

Those with listed dates are confirmed; those without dates are in some cases still tentative (though very likely).

• Ivan Andrus -- confirmed
• Jennifer Balakrishnan (number theory)
• Rob Beezer (undergraduate teaching, combinatorics) -- confirmed
• Robert Bradshaw (number theory, Cython developer)
• Volker Braun (geometry, software engineering)
• John Cremona (number theory) -- March 20-26, 2011
• Alyson Deines (number theory)
• Maarten Derickx (number theory, from Leiden, Holland) -- March 14-26, 2011.
• Burcin Erocal (computer algebra, Germany)
• Brian Granger (Ipython developer)
• Chuck Harris (numpy developer)
• Radoslav Kirov (number theory, Singapore)
• Thomas Kluyver (Ipython developer)
• Alex Leone (notebook)
• Robert Miller (number theory)
• Jarrod Millman (neuroimaging)
• Moritz Minzlaff (Germany) -- March 20-25, 2011
• Travis Oliphant (numpy developer)
• Min Ragan-Kelley (ipython developer)
• Robert Kern (numpy developer)
• Fernando Perez (Ipython developer, neuroimaging) -- March 22-25, 2011
• Martin Raum (number theory, Bonn, Germany) -- March 20-27, 2011
• David Roe (number theory)
• Gagan Sekhon -- confirmed
• William Stein (number theory, Sage notebook, Univ of Washington) -- confirmed
• Chris Swierczewski (theta functions/applied math, Univ of Washington) -- confirmed for "some days"
• John Voight (number theory)
• Justin Walker (number theory)
• Mark Wiebe
• Jamie Wiegandt (number theory)

Funding

• Write to William Stein wstein@gmail.com. Plan tickets must be on US flag carriers. Regarding price, we reimburse up to USD 500 domestic or USD 1000 international (contact us in case of unusual circumstances).