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Nonlinear Algebra Seminar Online - 2020
While the in-person Nonlinear Algebra seminar series at the institute is suspended, we are running a series of NASO (Nonlinear Algebra Seminar Online). From 12.05.2020 we will start a new series of NASO organised by Mateusz Michalek. We will meet once a week, every Tuesday at 5 pm (CEST) (GMT+2; Berkeley: 8-9 am) for one talk. The talks will be about 50 minutes with time for questions and discussion. You can find titles and abstracts of upcoming talks below.
One day before each seminar, an announcement with the Zoom link is mailed to the NASO e-mail list. To receive these e-mails, please sign up by writing to Mateusz Michalek. The talks will not be officially recorded. All enthusiasts of algebra are very welcome!
You can find titles, abstracts and recordings of ALL the past NASO series organized by Alexander Heaton, Miruna-Stefana Sorea and Bernd Sturmfels in the list of the 2020 talks. Below are listed only the most recent talks.
NASO 2020 - Upcoming seminars
02.06.2020, 17:00 Uhr:
- Tim Seynnaeve (MPI MIS, Leipzig)
- Complete quadrics and algebraic statistics
09.06.2020, 17:00 Uhr:
- Alessandra Bernardi (Università die Trento)
- tba
16.06.2020, 17:00 Uhr:
- Laurent Manivel (Paul Sabatier University)
- tba
NASO 2020 - Past seminars
26.05.2020, 17:00 Uhr:
- Christian Ikenmeyer (University of Liverpool)
- Group varieties of polynomials and computational complexity
- see abstract
19.05.2020, 17:00 Uhr:
- Joachim Jelisiejew (University of Warsaw)
- Additive group actions, formal solutions to PDEs and Bialynicki-Birula decomposition
- see abstract
12.05.2020, 17:00 Uhr:
- Diane Maclagan (University of Warwick)
- Connectivity of tropical varieties
- see abstract
30.04.2020, 18:20 Uhr:
- Khazhgali Kozhasov (Technical University Braunschweig)
- On Minimality of Determinantal Varieties
- see abstract, see video
30.04.2020, 17:40 Uhr:
- Frank Sottile (Texas A&M University)
- Galois groups in Enumerative Geometry and Applications
- see abstract, see video
30.04.2020, 17:00 Uhr:
- Sascha Timme (Technical University Berlin)
- 3264 Conics in a Second
- see abstract, see video