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Mathematics / Algebra / Computer algebra / Polynomials / Grbner basis / Regular chain / Polynomial / System of polynomial equations / Symbolic computation / Factorization / Resultant / Finite field
Date: 2009-07-25 10:25:43
Mathematics
Algebra
Computer algebra
Polynomials
Grbner basis
Regular chain
Polynomial
System of polynomial equations
Symbolic computation
Factorization
Resultant
Finite field

July 28–31, 2009, Seoul, Korea Conference Program A registration desk will be located in front of the Main Auditorium in Bldg 1 during the conference. You can get your banquet ticket at the registration desk. Plenary

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