Frontiers of reality in Schubert calculus

Goal: Use large-scale computation to study questions in the Schubert calculus, with a focus on generalizations of the Shapiro conjecture.

Advisor: Frank Sottile

Postdocs: Zach Teitler

Graduate Students: Corey Irving, Abraham Martin del Campo, Nick Hein

Emeritus Members: Chris Hillar Luis Garcia-Puente, Sam Houston State University, Jim Ruffo, SUNY-Oneonta

Team Calendar (created by Abraham)

Documentation Wiki

Frank's To Do list

Sequel Pro
Replacement for CocoaMySQL. Fixes numerous serious bugs.

Spotcheck scripts (4/14/09).
(enclosed README also available here)
These scripts allow you to re-compute selected requests and compare your results with those obtained by the calclabs. This is useful for testing new versions of software and general quality control of results.

Version 1.0.4 release (4/14/09).
(enclosed README also available here,
including release notes, i.e., list of updates in each version)

Version 1.0.2 release (12/10/08).
(enclosed README also available here)

Version 1.0.2a pre-release.
(enclosed README also available here)

Version 1.0.1 (11/23/08)
(enclosed README also available here; please read, it has changed since v1.0.1a)

Version 1.0.1-a EXPERIMENTAL pre-release. Please notify Zach of any bugs.
(enclosed README also available here)

Version 1.0. Only miln303 and Frank can load problems into secant database!
PHP files for version 1.0 (Updated Nov 5 by Abraham)
Math-Random-0.70.tar. The perl math random package. Install it.