The Encuentros de Álgebra
Computacional y Aplicaciones (Encounters of Computer Algebra and Applications)
are intented to be a meeting opportunity for researchers in Compuer Algebra and
Symbolic Computation or in its Applications. This Ninth Encounter is the natural
continuation of those organized in Santander (1995), Sevilla (1996), Granada
(1997), Sigüenza (1998), Tenerife (1999), Barcelona (2000), Ezcaray (2001) and
Valladolid (2002).
We emphasize and specially favor the participation of young researchers.
This year's EACA is a satellite meeting of the ISSAC
04 (International Symposium on Symbolic and Algebraic Computation) that
will also take place in Santaner, from July 3-7, 2004.
Effective methods in Algebra, Analysis, Geometry and Topology. Algorithmic
Complexity. Scientific Computation and symbolic-numerical methods, systems
and software. Symbolic Computation. Applications to Science and Technology.
María Emilia Alonso (Universidad Complutense)
Isabel Bermejo (Universidad de La Laguna)
José Luis Bueso (Universidad de Granada)
Francisco J. Castro-Jiménez (Universidad de Sevilla)
Joan Elías (Universidad de Barcelona)
Philippe Gimenez (Universidad de Valladolid)
Laureano González Vega (Universidad de Cantabria)
Antonio Montes (Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña)
Tomás Recio (Universidad de Cantabria)
Julio Rubio (Universidad de La Rioja)
Rafael Sendra (Universidad de Alcalá)
April 19: Deadline for
submissions.
May 28:
Acceptance/Rejection notification.
June 14:
Registration deadline.
July 1: Meeting
starts.
Maria Emilia Alonso (Universidad Complutense, España)
[abstract]
Robert Corless (University of Western Ontario, Canada)
[abstract]
Michel Coste (Universite de Rennes I, Francia) [abstract]
David Cox (Amherst College, USA)
[abstract]
Sponsorized by Addlink, Software Científico
Peter Olver (University of Minnesota, USA)
[abstract]
Jose Luis Ruiz Reina (Universidad de Sevilla, España)
[abstract]
Renaud Rioboo (Universite Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), Francia)
[abstract]
Laureano González Vega and Tomas Recio
Departamento de Matemáticas, Estadística y Computación
Universidad de Cantabria
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Language
of the Conference
It is a Spanish meeting, but we are pleased and thankful to be accompanied
by foreing friends, as it has been the case in the preceeding meetings of
this series. Thus, very often talks take place in Spanish with slides
in English, or they are given just in English.
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Further
information and web page.
Further information will be posted on the web page for EACA-2004, at
http://eaca2004.unican.es
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and Participation
Participation is open to all people interested in the topics of the EACA.
Contributions should refer to recent research work and could be of two
different kinds:
--standard mathematical results on the Conference themes and related areas
--contributions regarding experimental mathematics (such as novel
implementation of known algorithms, expermiental efficiency analysis and
comparison of algorithmic or system performance, computer assisted proof or
verification of conjectures, etc..)
Authors wishing to present an oral communication at the EACA should
only send a summary of their
contribution, of less than 5 pages, before April 19, 2004.
Authors are asked to download the following muestra.tex
LaTeX file. The summary should be sent by electronic mail to eaca2004@unican.es
Authors will receive a notification from the Scientific Committee before May
28, 2004. A final version of the summary will be then asked to be send by
the authors before June 4, to be inclued in the Proceedings, which
will have the status of mere internal documentation for the Meeting.
As in the last four EACA meetings (Tenerife-99, Barcelona-2000,
Ezcaray-2001, Valladolid-2002), the accepted EACA2004 summaries could be
published (after formally asking authors permission) at the ACM SIGSAM
Bulletin and the electronic journal TQ.
Accepted contributions should be presented by one of the contributing
authors, for some estimated 20 minutes time, plus 5 minutes for questions
and discussiones. The proceedings will not include those communications that
are not orally presented.
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