Organizers:
Ryoya Fukasaku, Kyushu University, Japan. (fukasaku@math.kyushu-u.ac.jp)
Yosuke Sato, Tokyo University of Science, Japan. (ysato@rs.tus.ac.jp)
Tateaki Sasaki, University of Tsukuba, Japan. (sasaki@math.tsukuba.ac.jp)
Confirmed Speakers
Overview:
Polynomial system solving is one of the most important themes in computer
algebra. It has a wide range of applications for many areas such as
engineering, natural science, pure mathematics, etc.
Call for Contributions:
If you are interested in proposing a talk, please send an abstract by email
to Yosuke Sato (1-3 pages, with references). Each presentation
including Q&A is 30 minutes. Please use this LaTeX template for your abstract and send both the LaTeX source and a compiled PDF version.
Michele Torielli, Hokkaido University (Japan)
Elisa Palezzato, Hokkaido University (Japan),
Anna M. Bigatti, University of Genova (Italy),
Jonathan Tot, Dalhousie University (Canada),
Robert H. Lewis, Fordham University (USA)
Shinichi Tajima, Niigata University (Japan),
Katsuyoshi Ohara, Kanazawa University (Japan),
Katsusuke Nabeshima, Tokyo University of Science (Japan),
Katsusuke Nabeshima, Tokyo University of Science (Japan),
Shinichi Tajima, Niigata University (Japan)
Tateaki Sasaki, Tsukuba University (Japan),
Fujio Kako, Nara Women's University (Japan),
Masaru Sanuki, Tsukuba University (Japan),
Daiju Inaba, Math. Certifi. Inst. (Japan)
Tateaki Sasaki, Tsukuba University (Japan),
Masaru Sanuki, Tsukuba University (Japan),
Daiju Inaba, Math. Certifi. Inst. (Japan)
Miwa Taniwaki, Tokyo University of Science (Japan),
Yosuke Sato, Tokyo University of Science (Japan).
Yuki Ishihara, Tokyo University of Science (Japan)
There are many subjects of computer algebra concerning polynomial system
solving such as Groebner Basis, Border Basis,
Triangular Decomposition, Resultant, Quantifier Elimination, etc.
Some of them are inseparably connected and many important researches are
still on going.
The aim of this session is providing a forum to researchers
working on polynomial system solving and interested in the interconnection
of the algorithms of diverse subjects of polynomial system solving.
Topics of this session include, but are not limited to:
Any applications in science and engineering of the above topics are also welcome.
June 30, 2021: deadline for submission of talks.
More information about the conference can be found at the ACA 2021 conference web page .
Last update: 2021, July. 8, by Yosuke Sato