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Baltimore AMS Special Session (16 January 2003)

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Was held in 2001 at the New Orleans Joint Meetings. This session is devoted to algorithms and computational techniques for algebraic curves, Riemann surfaces, algebraic surfaces, and low-dimensional varieties. We are interested in reports on algorithms to solve problems or on a significant use of computational algebraic or analytic techniques to obtain results. Algorithmic, algebraic, arithmetic, and analytic aspects of curves and surfaces are appropriate topics. And Emil Volcheck at volcheck@acm.org.

Atlanta AMS Special Session (3 January 2005)

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Was held in 1999 at the San Antonio Joint Meetings, the second special session. Was held in 2001 at the New Orleans Joint Meetings, and the third special session. Was held in 2003 at the Baltimore Joint Meetings. Read the list of speakers and their abstracts for the special sessions in 1999. On computational algebraic and analytic geometry to see what previous speakers in this series of special sessions have presented. The final deadline for abstract submission was 5 October 2004. I have previously shown...

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