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Previous Atelier 2016

Welcome to Atelier PARI/GP 2017

Tutorials

New features

Tasks

• doctesting

• cypari: Python interface to libpari

• ECPP

• Jared Assuncion: doctesting + elliptic curve primality proving branch with a first implementation is available; certificates compatible with magma

• Peter Bruin: linear algebra over finite fields and over Z work in progress

• François Brunault: elliptic curves over number fields (ellisomat)

• Thomas Camus: lattices over alg. integers

• Giacomo Cherubini : doctesting + numerics on Kloosterman sums

• Henri Cohen: modular forms + numerical methods for summation small tasks from last year implemented: code and tests are there, documentation is in progress

• Christophe Delaunay: zeroes of L-functions elliptic curves

• Vincent Delecroix : compact orbits of SL_3(R)/SL_3(Z) first working program

• Jeroen Demeyer: plotting with output to PNG or SVG files

• Simon Drewitz : hyperbolic orbifolds change of plans towards a different, hopefully working algorithm

• Luca de Feo: cypari Sage preparations ready

• Andreas Enge: PARI-GNUMP gforge project available

• Jean-Pierre Flori: ell. point counting / ECPP contributions to Jared’s project

• Herbert Gangl: zetamult

• Quentin Gazda : ?

• Rafael Guglielmetti: doctest + computation in low degree number fields (roots, signs)

• Dana Jacobsen : performance measurements + ECPP

• Fredrik Johansson: PARI-GNUMP

• Pierre Lezowski: doctesting

• Enea Millio: doctesting

• Pascal Molin : svg plotting

• Aurel Page: alg package bug fixing in the package; work on character tables of groups

• Bernadette Perrin-Riou: modular symbols (kb-dissect branch)

• Marine Rougnant: doctesting test all operators, detect bugs

• Mohammed Sedik: ?

• Gregor Seiler: ray class fields of imaginary-quadratic fields

• Jose Villanueva: logarithmic groups in cyclotomic extensions

• Coline Wiatrowski: doctesting

• Paul Zimmermann: doctesting of elliptic curves

Planning for the next PARI/GP release

• Discussion of releases There does not seem to be a need for unstable releases as a testing platform for stable releases. One option would be to make a snapshot release just before each Atelier, so that participants could download the corresponding binaries.