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EAST COAST COMPUTER ALGEBRA DAY 2010
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Emory University
Atlanta, GA 30322
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East Coast Computer Algebra Day (ECCAD) is an informal one-day
meeting for those active or interested in computer algebra. It
provides opportunities to learn and to share new results and work
in progress. The schedule includes invited speakers, a panel
discussion, and contributed posters and software demonstrations.
Importantly, plenty of time is allowed for unstructured interaction
among the participants. Researchers, teachers, students, and users
of computer algebra are all welcome!
Registration for ECCAD 2009 is free, and can be done either online
on the conference website or by sending an email to the conference
email address
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- please include your
name, affiliation, and state whether or not you are a student.
To facilitate planning (including refreshments, programs and badges),
advance registration is strongly encouraged.
Proposals are invited for poster presentations and software
demonstrations on any topic related to computer algebra will be
solicited. Information on poster submission will appear on the
website soon. Abstracts will appear in the conference report.
Full-time students, postdocs, and new faculty who do not have grant
or institutional support to attend ECCAD may apply for travel
assistance. Travel funds are available only to out-of-town US-
based attendees. Preference will be given to those presenting a
poster or software demonstration, and to those whose documented
travel expenses are greatest. Information about applying for
travel support will appear on the website soon.
Information about travel and lodging can be found on
the conference website.
****Invited Speakers****
Anton Leykin (Georgia Institute of Technology)
"Certified numerical solving of systems of polynomial equations"
David Saunders (University of Deleware)
"Exact liner algebra"
Robert Miner (Design Science)
"Computer algebra and math on the web" (tentative)
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Conference Chair
Vicki Powers
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Emory University
Atlanta, GA 30322
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