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## June 3rd, 9:00 AM
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#### M2 Workshop @ Madison
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* Book Accomodations
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What **hotel/apartment** are we staying at?
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* Book St. Olaf Van → Driver: [_Sam_](strom9@stolaf.edu)
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* CLEAR schedules June 29th - July 5th
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This means you don't get to celebrate America.
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#### Full Project Goals
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* Tulane ... and on Invariant Rings repo
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* Checkon what is on Tulane Repo
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* Follow up with participants at Tulane (Orbit Sum → Sam)
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* Talk to Prof. Mastroeni
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* Skew Invariants? (I have no idea what this means )
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#### Overview of Tasks for Week 1
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We will try and achieve goals for **Mathematical Theory development**, **Coding**, and **Professional Development** by the end of the week.
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##### <u>Math Theory</u>
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* Define **Invariant Ring**
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\+ Do initial exercises with invariant rings
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* Invairnat Theory in **M2**
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* Prepare **Representation Theory**
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* Prepare for **Gröbner Basis** for next week
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##### <u>Coding</u>
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* Learn **M2** Language
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→ Tutorials on Web
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* M2 Codespace
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→ Tutorials on our book
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* First chapters of GitHub for Mathematicians
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* Gordie works on local PreTeX setup
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* PreTeX language
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* PreTeX codespace
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##### <u>Professional</u>
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* GitHub Education
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* Update GitHub profile
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* Professional Development workshop on Wednesday 12-1
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* Fix typos, give feedback on papers
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## June 3rd, 12:00 PM
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#### Book Topics
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We will cover the various topics that the new textbook should cover to educate new people on the processes for this CURI Project.
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* Representation Theory
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* Abelian Case → <span style="color:green">How do you make the action diagonal <u>in M2</u>?</span>
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* Examples
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→ Math \& Code
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* Permutation Action
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* Algorithms \& Degree Bounds
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* Gröbner Bases, and <span style="color:red"> Elimination Theory</span>
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* Skew Invariants
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* <span style="color:blue"> Separate Section: </span> Subspace arrangement approach
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Here are some additional notes on actually defining our behavior in our skew commutative ring:
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![Heyo](Wedge_Goodies.png)
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It's important to note that we define our wedge operation as:
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![Heyo](Wedge_Goodies2.png)
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#### Book Topics
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We will cover the various topics that the new textbook should cover to educate new people on the processes for this CURI Project.
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* Representation Theory
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* Abelian Case → <span style="color:green">How do you make the action diagonal <u>in M2</u>?</span>
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* Examples
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→ Math \& Code
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* Permutation Action
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* Algorithms \& Degree Bounds
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* Gröbner Bases, and <span style="color:red"> Elimination Theory</span>
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* Skew Invariants
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* <span style="color:blue"> Separate Section: </span> Subspace arrangement approach
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Here are some additional notes on actually defining our behavior in our skew commutative ring:
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![Heyo](Wedge_Goodies.png)
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It's important to note that we define our wedge operation as:
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![Heyo](Wedge_Goodies2.png)
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