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IMA Thematic Year on Applications of Algebraic Geometry
September 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007

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Algebraic geometry has a long and distinguished presence in the history of mathematics that produced both powerful and elegant theorems. In recent years new algorithms have been developed and several old and new methods from algebraic geometry have led to significant and unexpected advances in several diverse areas of application. Motivated by these exciting developments, the year in algebraic geometry and its applications aims to bring together mathematicians, computer scientists, economists, statisticians and engineers from various disciplines in order to enhance interactions, generate new applications and motivate further progress.

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9/15-16/06 Tutorial: Algebraic geometric methods in engineering
9/18-22/06 Workshop: Algorithms in algebraic geometry
10/2-4/06 "Hot topics" workshop: Negative index materials
10/23-27/06 Workshop: Software for algebraic geometry
11/2/06 Public lecture: Margaret H. Wright, How hard can it be?
11/3-4/06 Special workshop: Blackwell-Tapia conference
11/3/06 Math is Cool! and Who Wants to Be a Mathematician?
12/8-9/06 "Hot topics" workshop: The evolution of mathematical communication in the age of digital libraries
1/12-13/07 Tutorial: Algebraic algorithms in optimization
1/16-20/07 Workshop: Optimization and control
1/18/07 Public Lecture: Christopher J. Budd, Making sense of a complex world
3/5-9/07 Workshop: Applications in biology, dynamics, and statistics
3/7/07 Public lecture: Martin Golubitsky, Patterns patterns everywhere
4/13-14/07 Tutorial: What is algebraic geometry?
4/16-20/07 Workshop: Complexity, coding, and communications
4/18/07 Public lecture: Jennifer Tour Chayes, Epidemics in technological and social networks: The downside of six degrees of separation
5/29-6/2/07 Workshop: Non-linear computational geometry
6/4-15/07 New directions short course: Compressive sampling and frontiers in signal processing
7/23-8/3/07 2007 Summer program: Classical and quantum approaches in molecular modeling
7/23-8/10/07 PI summer program for graduate students: Applicable algebraic geometry, Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas
8/8-17/07 Mathematical modeling in industry XI - a workshop for graduate students
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