Summer School on
An Interdisciplinary Approach to Tensor Decomposition
Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Povo,Trento
July, 14.th-18.th, 2014
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Paganella – Foto Mimmo Iannelli |
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Scientific Organizers |
· Alessandra Bernardi (Bologna) · Ada Boralevi (SISSA Trieste) · Elisa Postinghel (KU Leuven) |
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Invited Speakers
and abstracts of the short courses |
· Joseph M. Landsberg
(Texas A&M University, US): Geometry and
Representation theory of tensors with applications (notes) · Bernard Mourrain
(INRIA, Sophia Antipolis, France): Sparse
modelling, tensor decomposition, algorithms and applications · Kristian Ranestad
(University of Oslo, Norway): Geometric
aspects of symmetric tensor decompositions and the Junior speakers · Cristiano Bocci (University of Siena) · Maria Chiara Brambilla (Polytechnic University, Ancona) · Enrico Carlini (Monash University, Melbourne, Australia and Politecnico di Torino, Italy) will give exercises and in-depth analysis
related to morning lectures (Exercises1 – Exercises2). Two afternoons will be reserved to
contributed talks by the participants. People interested in delivering a short
communication are kindly requested to submit the title and a one-page
abstract within May 15th ,
2014 to the Secretary of CIRM. |
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General description |
The
School is mainly aimed to Phd students and young
researchers in Algebraic Geometry. The main goal of this School is twofold.
On one hand we wish to introduce young mathematicians and young researchers
from the applied world to the subject and to provide them with the most
important technical tools to tackle applied problems from a mathematical insight.
On the other hand we wish to provide a stimulating intellectual environment
where students can get personally in touch with the most prominent
researchers in the field. The main features that are intended to
address are the following: · To introduce problems arising from
applications (blind identification in signal processing and spectroscopy,
complexity of matrix multiplication, complexity problems of P versus NP,
entanglement, and phylogenetic invariants). · To explain the “dictionary” that
allows one to translate these applied problems into classical algebraic
geometry language. · To cover the basic geometry and
representation theory necessary to study these problems. · To discuss open questions from the
relevant areas that we believe could be solved by the School participants. |
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Tentative Program |
Click here to see the
program . |
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Registration |
For registering in the conference please
complete and submit our registration
form to the Secretary of CIRM. No registration fee will be
charged. There are some grants covering
lodging expenses in double bedrooms for young participants. Interested
applicants must complete and submit the application
form to the Secretary of CIRM and enclose a CV. Deadline for
registration: May
15th, 2014. |
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Confirmed
Participants |
Click here to see the
list . |
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Logistic Information |
The school will take place at Fondazione Bruno Kessler (address:
Via Sommarive 18, Povo,
38123 Trento, Italy). The school will
start on Monday, July 14th at 9:00 and it will end on Friday, July
18th at 18:00. A number of rooms have been reserved in some
hotels (****), (***), (**) in Trento downtown for the school’s participants.
The fares are especially low thanks to an agreement between FBK-Cirm and the single hotels. The school’s secretary will
help all participants with the hotel info and bookings. |
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Sponsors |
· CIRM-FBK |
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