Research Group
Nonlinear Algebra - Events
Find an array of scientific events related to our Nonlinear Algebra group. From conferences and colloquia to workshops and seasonal schools, we feature platforms for in-depth discussions. Join us for seminars, talks, and reading groups designed to foster thoughtful academic exchange.
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Please use the entrances Kreuzstr. 7a (rooms A3 01, E2 10) and Kreuzstr. 7c (rooms G3 10, G2 01), both in the inner courtyard, and go to the 2nd or 3rd floor. To reach the Leibniz-Saal (E1 05), use the main entrance Inselstr. 22 and go to the 1st floor.
Please note: The doors will be opened 15 minutes before the start of an event and will be locked after it has begun!
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More Information about Seminars, Courses, and Talks
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Partial fraction decompositions on hyperplane arrangements
- Claire de Korte (MPI MiS, Leipzig)
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Wachspress' Conjecture and the Geometry of Polycons Bounded by Three Conics
- Clemens Brüser (TU Dresden)
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An efficient algorithm for tensor learning
- Leonard Schmitz (TU Berlin)
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Linear operators preserving volume polynomials
- Lukas Grund (University of Jena)
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Lee-Yang phenomena in edge-coloured graph counting
- Maximilian Wiesmann (Center for Systems Biology Dresden)
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Nash equilibria and A-discriminants
- Katherine Tung (MPI MiS, Leipzig + Harvard University)
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New directions in algebraic statistics
- Serkan Hoşten (San Francisco State University)
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The probabilistic approach and the BKK Theorem
- Léo Mathis (University of Osnabrück)
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The problem of real vs complex in distance optimization
- Emil Horobet (Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania)
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h-Polynomials of Graph Ideals via the Independence Polynomial
- Selvi Kara (Bryn Mawr College)
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Flexibility and Higher-order Rigidity of (certain) Geometric Constraint Systems
- Matthias Himmelmann (TU Braunschweig)
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What is tropical field theory?
- Paul-Hermann Balduf (University of Oxford)
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Periods and their motivic Galois theory
- Clément Dupont (Université de Montpellier)
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From hyperplanes to cosmological correlators
- Anaëlle Pfister (MPI MiS, Leipzig)