The Southwest Local Algebra Meeting (SLAM) will be held at Tulane University, 7–8 March 2020. More information can be found on their website: http://www.math.ttu.edu/~lchriste/slam2020.html

This session was organized by Eloísa Grifo and Sean Sather-Wagstaff to be held at the AMS Charlottesville Sectional Meeting, from March 13 to March 15th, 2020. Since the AMS had to cancel the meeting due to CORONAVIRUS concerns, they decided to hold a virtual session on March 21 and 22, on zoom. You can see … Continue reading "Zoom Special Session in Commutative Algebra"

This will be a weekly Commutative Algebra webinar, hosted by MSRI, that will take place at 1:30pm Pacific time every Thursday. The organizing committee is listed below. Each talk will have two parts: the first part should be accessible to graduate students after a first course in commutative algebra, and should survey the basic facts … Continue reading "Fellowship of the Ring: A National Commutative Algebra Seminar"

This will be a weekly Commutative Algebra webinar, hosted by MSRI, that will take place at 1:30pm Pacific time every Thursday. The organizing committee is listed below. Each talk will have two parts: the first part should be accessible to graduate students after a first course in commutative algebra, and should survey the basic facts … Continue reading "Fellowship of the Ring: Singh, “Hankel determinantal rings”"

The next iteration of CA+ (short for Commutative Algebra Plus) will take place in Ames, IA on the campus of Iowa State University from Saturday, April 18, 2020 to Sunday, April 19, 2020. Conference participants are encouraged to visit the webpage: http://www-users.math.umn.edu/~cberkesc/CA/CA2020.html The registration page will be available soon. There is some travel funding, especially … Continue reading "CA+, Ames Iowa"

This will be a weekly Commutative Algebra webinar, hosted by MSRI, that will take place at 1:30pm Pacific time every Thursday. The organizing committee is listed below. Each talk will have two parts: the first part should be accessible to graduate students after a first course in commutative algebra, and should survey the basic facts … Continue reading "Fellowship of the Ring: Stillman, “Quadratic Gorenstein rings and the Koszul property”"