Workshop I: Numerical Algebraic Geometry
Workshop I: Numerical Algebraic Geometry at IPAM focuses on computational methods for large polynomial systems in algebraic geometry and electronic structure theory.
Funder: Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics
Due Dates: January 30, 2027
Funding Amounts: Registration fees: $25 (graduate students), $50 (postdocs), $75 (faculty/govt), $100 (industry), $10 (remote); financial support available for travel/participation.
Summary: Workshop focused on numerical approaches to large polynomial systems at the intersection of algebraic geometry and electronic structure theory.
Key Information: Priority for financial support is given to recent PhDs, graduate students, and early-career researchers, but all career stages may apply.
Description
This workshop, hosted by the Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM), brings together researchers to explore numerical algebraic geometry with a focus on computational approaches for large, sparse polynomial systems arising in electronic structure theory. The event includes expository talks, poster sessions, and hands-on discussions about current tools and challenges at the interface of mathematics and computational science. The workshop is part of a broader long program on numerical algebraic geometry and correlated electrons.
