Organizing Committee
- Alexander Esterov
National Research University Higher School of Economics - Jose Rodriguez
University of Wisconsin-Madison - Frank Sottile
Texas A&M University
Abstract
Galois groups encode the internal structure of field extensions. Less well-known is that (families) of systems of polynomial equations or geometric problems also have Galois groups that encode the internal structure of the equations or geometric problems. During the 2018 Fall program at the ICERM on Nonlinear Algebra, different groups of researchers who were studying or using Galois groups in their work became more aware of their related interests. This common thread connects recent work in enumerative geometry, statistics, computer vision, number theory, and numerical nonlinear algebra. Further connections have subsequently been realized to arithmetic enhancements of intersection theory and to random real algebraic geometry. This workshop will bring representatives of these research groups together to deepen these interactions and chart new research goals.
This workshop is fully funded by a Simons Foundation Targeted Grant to Institutes.
Confirmed Speakers & Participants
Talks will be presented virtually or in-person as indicated in the schedule below.
- Speaker
- Poster Presenter
- Attendee
- Virtual Attendee
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Jennifer Balakrishnan
Boston University
-
Thomas Brazelton
University of Pennsylvania
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Paul Breiding
Technische Universität Berlin
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Andrew Bridy
Yale University
-
Taylor Brysiewicz
Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences
-
Timothy Duff
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Alexander Esterov
National Research University Higher School of Economics
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Matthew Faust
Texas A&M University
-
Edray Goins
Pomona College
-
Elizabeth Gross
University of Hawai'i at Manoa
-
Sachi Hashimoto
Boston University
-
Borys Kadets
MSRI
-
Andrew Kobin
University of California, Santa Cruz
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Viktor Korotynskiy
CTU in Prague
-
Lionel Lang
Stockholm University
-
Hannah Larson
Stanford University
-
Kisun Lee
UC San Diego
-
Jake Levinson
University of Washington
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Anton Leykin
Georgia Tech
-
Julia Lindberg
University of Wisconsin-Madison
-
Kelly Maluccio
Texas A&M University
-
Stephen McKean
Duke University
-
Adan Medrano Martin del Campo
University of Chicago
-
Ivan Nikitin
NRU HSE
-
Andrew & Obus
Baruch College
-
Tomas Pajdla
Czech Technical University in Prague
-
Soohyun Park
University of Chicago
-
Margaret Regan
Duke University
-
Jose Rodriguez
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Miruna-Stefana Sorea
Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, Leipzig
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Frank Sottile
Texas A&M University
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Nicholas Triantafillou
University of Georgia
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Isabel Vogt
Stanford University
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John Voight
Dartmouth College
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Arina Voorhaar
Université de Genève
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Elise Walker
Texas A&M University
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Zinan Wang
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Nathaniel Welty
Texas A&M University
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Kirsten Wickelgren
Duke University
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Melanie Wood
Harvard University
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Thomas Yahl
Texas A&M University