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ORCIDJournal of Symbolic Computation, Volume 91
Volume 91, March 2019
- Hannah Markwig, Bernard Mourrain, Giorgio Ottaviani:
Foreword on the special issue of JSC on the occasion of MEGA 2017. 1-2 - Thomas Bauer
, Sandra Di Rocco, David Schmitz, Tomasz Szemberg, Justyna Szpond:
On the postulation of lines and a fat line. 3-16 - Joydip Saha, Indranath Sengupta, Gaurab Tripathi:
Ideals of the form I1(XY). 17-29 - Michela Ceria:
Bar code for monomial ideals. 30-56
- Sebastian Posur:
Constructing equivariant vector bundles via the BGG correspondence. 57-73 - Marina Bertolini, Roberto Notari, Cristina Turrini:
The Bordiga surface as critical locus for 3-view reconstructions. 74-97 - Alexandru Dimca, Gabriel Sticlaru:
Computing the monodromy and pole order filtration on Milnor fiber cohomology of plane curves. 98-115
- Simon Hampe, Michael Joswig, Benjamin Schröter:
Algorithms for tight spans and tropical linear spaces. 116-128 - Xavier Allamigeon, Stéphane Gaubert, Mateusz Skomra:
The tropical analogue of the Helton-Nie conjecture is true. 129-148 - Mareike Dressler, Sadik Iliman, Timo de Wolff:
An approach to constrained polynomial optimization via nonnegative circuit polynomials and geometric programming. 149-172 - Anton Leykin, Josephine Yu:
Beyond polyhedral homotopies. 173-180
- Thorsten Jörgens, Thorsten Theobald, Timo de Wolff:
Imaginary projections of polynomials. 181-199 - Elena Angelini:
Waring decompositions and identifiability via Bertini and Macaulay2 software. 200-212
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