ODELIX — Thematic fall program 2025

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During the fall of 2025, between Wednesday, November 12 and Wednesday, December 10, we organize a thematic program at LIX around the topics of the Odelix project. The main aim is to favor exchanges on the level of our students in a bit more relaxed format than a short conference.

The thematic program englobes the usual MAX seminar, typically on Mondays, and we plan to have further talks by students and other interested researchers. Please feel free to contact Joris van der Hoeven if you wish to participate or give a talk in this program.

Program

All talks are planned in the publicly accessible conference room Gilles Kahn, Bâtiment Alan Turing, Campus de l'École polytechnique, 1, rue Honoré d'Estienne d'Orves, Palaiseau.

November 14 13:30–13:35

Welcome words

13:35–14:25

Yulia Mukhina: Elimination for Differential Dynamical Systems

14:25–14:40

Break

14:40–15:30

Hanqian Fang: Symbolic summation of multivariate rational functions

November 17 10:30–11:20

Grégoire Lecerf: Recent advances in sparse polynomial interpolation

11:20–11:40

Break

11:40–12:30

Joris van der Hoeven: Factoring sparse multivariate polynomials

November 21 13:30–14:20

Frédéric Chyzak: Computing D-Finite Symmetric Scalar Products in Order to Count Regular Graphs

14:20–14:40

Break

14:40–15:30

Marc Mezzarobba: On the practical computation of Stokes matrices

November 24 10:30–11:20

Gleb Pogudin: What we can and what we want to compute for rational function fields

11:20–11:40

Break

11:40–12:30

Dimitri Lesnoff: Title TBA

November 28 13:30–14:20

François Ollivier: Local integrable symmetries of diffieties

14:20–14:40

Break

14:40–15:30

Albin Ahlbäck: A fast SLP compiler for NVidia GPUs

December 1 10:30–11:20

François Boulier: Title TBA

11:20–11:40

Break

11:40–12:30

TBA

December 5 Morning

PhD defense of Hadrien Brochet

13:30–14:20

TBA

14:20–14:40

Break

14:40–15:30

Arnauld Minondo: Certification of Runge-Kutta schemes

December 8 10:30–11:20

Joris van der Hoeven: The JIL library (Justinline) for computations with SLPs

11:20–11:35

Break

11:35–12:25

Shaoshi Chen: Dynamics in differential and difference algebra

12:25–12:30

Closing words

Participants