Workshop May 29-31
Conference June 3-7
Tensors: Algebra-Geometry-Applications (TAGA 24)
International conference and Short courses on tensors in mathematics, computer science, physics, and data sciences. June 3-7, 2024.
- May 29-May 31, 2024 Colorado State U. Fort Collins, Short Courses.
- Week June 3-7, 2024: Colorado State U. Rocky Mountain Campus, Conference.
| Schedule | Training Workshop Week 1 | Conference Week 2 |
| People | Participants | Registration |
| Details | Maps Lodging Altitude & Facts |
Flights Shuttles |
| Math Resources | TAGA24 Notes & Videos | TACA19 Videos |
| Thankyou | Sponsors | Organizers |
Maps
Week 1 Schedule
| Wednesday May 29 | Thursday May 30 | Friday May 31 |
Fun Activities June 1-2 |
There is a 3 day pre-conference workshop taking place on the Colorado State University Campus.
Week 2 Schedule CSU Mountain Campus in Pingree Park
Current Conditions at Pingree Park
| Monday June 3 | Tuesday June 4 | Wednesday June 5 | Thursday June 6 | Friday June 7 |
The TAGA conference will take place in the Mountain Campus of Colorado State University during the week of June 3-7.
Travel
- Fly to Denver International Airport. From there you will need a shuttle to Fort Collins Colorado. There are two options
- Landline Plan to/from travel the Fort Collins CSU Transit Center to Denver International Airport.
- Groome Plan to/from travel the Fort Collins CSU Transit Center to Denver International Airport.
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Plan to take the bus to the Mountain Campus!
There is limited parking at the Mountain Campus so renting your own vehicle and parking it there is not an option. Please reach out if there are extenuating circumstance.
Participants
- Max Zubkov (UC Berkeley)
- James B. Wilson (Colorado State U.)
- Sean Willmot (Colorado State U.)
- Noam von Rotberg (U. Bielefeld)
- Christopher Voll (U. Bielefeld)
- Nick Vannieuwenhoven (KU Leuven)
- Neriman Tokcan (University of Massachusetts Boston)
- Xiaroui Sun (U. Illinois Chicago)
- Luca Sodomaco (KTH)
- Christopher Peterson (Colorado State U.)
- Pardis Semnani (U. British Columbia)
- Pascal Schweitzer (TU Darmstadt)
- Tobias Rossmann (U. Galway)
- Elina Robeva (U. British Columbia)
- Tomas Reunbrouck (U. Bielefeld)
- Douglas Ortego (Google)
- Alessandro Oneto (U. Trento)
- Takunari Miyazaki (Trinity College)
- Amaury Minino (Colorado State U.)
- Joshua Maglione (U. Galway)
- Chris Liu (Colorado State U.)
- Yinan Li (Wuhan)
- Michael Levet (Charleston)
- Seungjai Lee (Incheon Korea)
- J.M. Landsberg (Texas AM)
- Martin Kassabov (Cornell)
- Anna Guntermaenn (U. Bielefeld)
- Edinah Gnang (Johns Hopkins)
- Cole Gigliotti (U. British Columbia)
- Alessandro Danelon (Michigan)
- Austin Conner (Harvard)
- Nate Collins (Colordo State U.)
- Chia-Yu Chang (Texas A&M)
- Angela Carnevale (U. Galway)
- Lars Bugemannskemper (Bielefeld)
- Joel Barazza Nava (Colorado State U.)
- Peter Brooksbank (Bucknell)
- Hirotachi Abo (U. Idaho)
- Gavin Moore (Bucknell)
Registration
Things to know:
- YOUR MUST ARRIVE BY MONDAY MORNING 12:30PM June 3 to get on the bus to the Mountain Campus. In the rare event that your travel is disrupted please let James.Wilson@ColoState.Edu know and we will work on alternative transport. The Mountain campus has limited parking and it is not an option for most participants to rent your own vehicle and drive there.
- ALTITUDE SICKNESS The CSU Mountain Campus is located at 9000 feet (2750 meters). At this altitude low-landers may need to plan for a day of adjusting. Usually 24 hours in Fort Collins (5000 feet / 1500 meters) and drinking lots of water is enough. But plan accordingly if you suspect you may be more susceptible than average.
- REMOTENESS The Mountain Campus is remote, which makes it ideal for mathematics, but you wont be able to walk to the local store. So plan to bring what you need with you before we leave for the mountain.
- DEPARTURE We will leave together on a coach bus to the Mountain Campus from Fort Collins. There is very limited parking and which will be reserved for visitors who have a specific need. We will be returning by bus on Friday to be Fort Collins by Friday afternoon.
- BRING SUN PROTECTION AND HIKING GEAR There are ample short walks on the campus and many further hikes some to the nearby summits that look over the Rocky Mountain National Park. By the accounts of many past participants it is beautiful.
- WILDLIFE The Mountain campus has a population of Moose, Elk, Prong Horn, as well as other Alpine creatures. These are wild and protected animals you will be safe but we do expect you to honor the instructions of the Forest Ranger and all Mountain Campus Staff. (There are no snakes at that altitude.)
- SMOKING The Mountain Campus is located amongst old growth forests and wild fires have destroyed many surrounding areas. Therefore smoking on the Campus is strictly regulated to designated areas to protect the forest and the campus from a potential for serious damage from fires.
Lodging
Week 1
Takes place on the Fort Collins Campus of the Colorado State University.
We have set aside some rooms at the near by Best Western University Inn which is located 700 meters/yards from the location of talks.
- Use Group ID #4441
- Lodging at Best Western is at your own expense unless you have applied for support and been granted the stay by the organizers.
Week 2
CSU Mountain Campus in Pingree park. This is located remotely. Your registrations covers all transportation to and from the mountain campus as well as your room and meals while at the mountain campus. WE LEAVE AT 12:30PM June 3 and RETURN 7PM June 7
Sponsors
- The event is co-sponsored by CRC 358 Integral Structures in Geometry and Number Theory at Bielefeld and Paderborn, Germany
- Colorado State University, Department of Mathematics
Organizers
- Elina Robeva, U. British Columbia, Mathematics.
- Christopher Voll, Bielefled University. Mathematics.
- James B. Wilson, Colorado State U. Dept. Mathematics.
TAGA 24 Abstracts, videos, and slides
TACA 19 Videos
- Tensors and their Operators
- A tensor playground
- Tensors in Computational Complexity
- Tensors in quantum information
- Tensors in geometry
- Noisy tensors and Machine Learning
- Tensors in cryptography and MINRANK
- Tensor equivalence
- Tensor categories and data types
Additional Questions?
If you have additional questions, feel free to reach out to a maintainer / contributor on the contact page.
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