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| ==== Registration ==== | ==== Registration ==== | ||
| - | Please write a mail to [[:people |Alexander Zeilmann]] until October 20th, 2021 if you consider participating. | + | There are still topics available! |
| + | Please write a mail to [[:people |Alexander Zeilmann]], if you are interested. | ||
| - | If there are too many students interested in the seminar, the list of participants will be chosen at random. | + | The first meeting, discussing the seminar and answering questions will take place in the first week of the semester. |
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| - | The first meeting, discussing the seminar and answering questions will take place in the first or second week of the semester. | + | |
| Afterward, you write a mail with a ranking of your favorite 2 (or more) papers, that the papers can be assigned in case of collisions (otherwise chosen by lot). | Afterward, you write a mail with a ranking of your favorite 2 (or more) papers, that the papers can be assigned in case of collisions (otherwise chosen by lot). | ||
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| * **Submission slides:** one week in advance of your presentation | * **Submission slides:** one week in advance of your presentation | ||
| * **Submission summary:** one week after your presentation | * **Submission summary:** one week after your presentation | ||
| - | * **Talks:** Depending on the number of participants as block seminar or weekly seminar. Also depending on the current regulations and the wishes of the participants, the seminar will be in person or online. | + | * **Talks:** weekly virtual seminar |
| ==== Topics ==== | ==== Topics ==== | ||
| A few chapters from the book **Functions of Matrices** by Nicholas Higham. | A few chapters from the book **Functions of Matrices** by Nicholas Higham. | ||