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RSME-AMS Special Session (#16) on Effective Analytic Geometry Over Complete Fields June 18-21, 2003, Seville, Spain Organizers: Luis-Miguel Pardo and J. Maurice Rojas Striking recent advances in real algebraic geometry and arithmetic geometry reveal a deep connection between quantitative results over the real numbers and p-adic numbers. For instance, Khovanski's Theory of Fewnomials (from the late 1970's) gives bounds on the number of real solutions of sparse multivariate polynomial equations which are independent of the degree, and an even sharper analogous bound over arbitrary p-adic fields and number fields was proved by Rojas in 2001. Since real algebraic geometry is central in applications in numerous areas of science and engineering, and since p-adic analysis is central in numerous areas within cryptography and computational number theory, a unified treatment would greatly benefit and unify many disparate groups of researchers and applied scientists. The two primary goals of this special session are (a) to present the latest algorithmic, quantitative, and/or structural results from real and p-adic analytic geometry, and (b) to unify the researchers involved in these and other adjacent fields and to provide an ``incubator'' for future collaboration and growth. Invited Speakers Raf Cluckers (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven) Andrei Gabrielov (Purdue University) Simon Kochen (Princeton University) Leonard Lipshitz (Purdue University) Margarita Otero (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid)

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Analytic Geometry Paul Biran General Information Recommended books Video Announcements Information on the course. Note that the information below is valid for the course given in Spring 2001 Schedule: Lecture: Wednesday 10:00-12:00, Orenstein 103. Targil: Group 1: Tuesday 17.00-18.00, Kaplun 118. Group 2: Thursday 19.00-20.00, Kaplun 118. Lecturer: Paul Biran (biran@math.tau.ac.il). Office Hours: Wednesday 12:10-13:10, Schreiber 208, (Phone 5362). Course Assitant: David Erschler (erschler@post.tau.ac.il). Office Hours: Tuesday 15.00-16.00 research authority shed room 3 ("tzrifim near rashut ha'mehkar"). Prerequisites: Linear Algebra 1, Calculus 1 (hedva 1 or infi 1). Very recommended to take linear algebra 2 in parallel. Homework: You will normally get a homework assingment once a week (in the "tirgul" class). Turning homework in is NOT mandatory, however it is strongly recommended as a necessary condition for succeeding in the course. Syllabus: This is an introductory course in geometry. The name Analytic Geometry is to a great extent misleading since the course has very little to do with what is commonly called in highschools analytic geometry.

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Real Algebraic and Analytic Geometry Preprint Server This preprint server is intended to be a forum of recent developments in the theory of Real Algebraic and Analytic Geometry Related manuscripts and search engines for mathematical preprints Instructions for authors . There is also a mailing list available. The Preprints: Frederic Bihan: Polynomial systems supported on circuits and dessins d'enfants. Francesca Acquistapace, Fabrizio Broglia, José F. Fernando: On a Global Analytic Positivstellensatz. Fabrizio Broglia, Federica Pieroni: On the Real Nullstellensatz for Global Analytic Functions. Krzysztof Jan Nowak: A proof of the valuation property for polynomially bounded structures. N. J. Fine, L. Gillman, J. Lambek: Rings of Quotients of Rings of Functions. Geometric Properties of Semilinear and Semibounded Sets. Igor Klep, Markus Schweighofer: A Nichtnegativstellensatz for polynomials in noncommuting variables. Benoit Bertrand, Frederic Bihan, Frank Sottile: Polynomial systems with few real zeroes. Jean-Marie Lion, Patrick Speissegger: The Theorem of the Complement for Sub-Pfaffian Sets.

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