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East Coast Computer Algebra Day '95

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Reid M. Pinchback)
Tue Feb 28 10:21:21 1995

To: msug@MIT.EDU
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 1995 10:18:20 EST
From: "Reid M. Pinchback" <reidmp@MIT.EDU>


I thought this might be interest to other msug'ers.  Contact
information for registration is at the very end of the email.

	Reid



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               1995 EAST COAST COMPUTER ALGEBRA DAY

          Second Announcement and Call for Participation


     The 1995 East Coast Computer Algebra day will be held in 
   Smith Hall on the University of Delaware campus in Newark, DE 
                  on Saturday, April 8, 1995.


The purpose of this meeting is to stimulate interest in and enhance
understanding of the technical aspects of computer algebra by
providing a way for those in the region who are active or interested
in becoming more active in computer algebra to meet with each other in
an inexpensive and easily accessible way.  This informal meeting will 
provide ample time for unstructured interaction. The breadth of 
computer algebra will be covered.  The three invited speakers will 
address topics in algorithms, software, and applications.  Members of 
the community are invited to submit abstracts for poster presentation 
or software demonstrations.  The deadline for poster or demo abstracts 
is March 8, 1995.  Graduate students are particularly encouraged to 
contribute posters or demos.  Thanks to tentatively approved NSF 
support, contributors will be eligible for travel support up to 
a maximum of $400.  Preference will be given to graduate students,
recent graduates, and their advisors.

                       Invited Speakers


                       Michael F. Singer 
	        North Carolina State, Raleigh, NC

              Galois Theory of Difference Equations


                        Sabine Stifter
    Research Institute for Symbolic Computation, Linz, Austria

  Experiences with Algebraic Solutions in Industrial Applications


                       Stephen M. Watt
      IBM Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY

        The Five W's of Symbolic-Numeric Computation


Participants are encouraged to prepare a poster or software 
demonstration of their current work for the poster/demo sessions.  
Graduate students are particularly encouraged to take part.  
Those who present a poster/demo and their advisors are eligible 
to apply for travel support.   

	               The deadline for 
	         submission of poster abstracts 
		             and 
                 application for travel support 
                             is
		       March 8, 1995.



                    Organizing committee
David Saunders (general chair), Bob Caviness (program chair), 
Jamil Baddoura, Juan Soto, Andrew Wack, David H. Wood, 
all of U. Delaware, email: <last-name>@cis.udel.edu
Bruce Char, email:  bchar@king.mcs.drexel.edu

The meeting location is two miles from Interstate 95 midway between 
Baltimore and Philadelphia.  The Wilmington train station, 10 miles 
from the meeting, is served by Amtrak and by SEPTA commuter trains 
from the Philadelphia area.  There is convenient limo service from 
the Philadelphia Intl Airport.  Shuttle service can be arranged for 
those using public transport.  Parking will be available on campus.

Registrants will receive travel and housing info by March 15.
If you have already registered and are offering a poster, please
send an abstract at this time.  If you requested travel support, 
or would like to do so at this time, please send the information
requested on the form below about yourself and about expected travel 
costs.


                    Registration form
___________________________________________________________________
I am interested in attending the 1995 East Coast Computer Algebra Day.

Name:
Address:	


E-mail:              
Telephone:                      Fax:

If proposing a poster or demo:

Title:

Abstract: (300 words max)









If you are requesting travel support please give the following 
information.

If you are a student or recent graduate --
Date of completion of PhD (estimated or actual):
Advisor:
Institution:
Department:
Thesis topic:
(If you are an advisor, give name of student presenter.)

Estimate your travel costs.
Cost of main mode of Travel:
To/from station or airport:
Overnight stay(s):      (Newark area Motels cost about $50/night.)
Total:

_________________________________________________________________
Send this info to eccad@cis.udel.edu or to 
B. David Saunders
Department of Computer and Information Sciences
University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716
email: saunders@cis.udel.edu,
telephone: (302) 831-6238, fax: (302) 831-8458


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