This workshop explores the deep and growing connections between rigidity theory, algebraic statistics, and topological data analysis.
These areas intersect through algebra, topology, and combinatorics, and provide powerful tools for studying discrete geometric objects, statistical models, and complex datasets.
The workshop brings together researchers working in rigidity theory, algebraic statistics, and data analysis, with the aim of fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and highlighting recent advances connecting these fields.
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Invited speakers and programme coming soon...
The workshop will take place at the Mathematical Institute of the University of St Andrews (Lecture Theatre C), Scotland, UK.
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The closest airport to St Andrews is in Edinburgh, and the best way to access St Andrews from Edinburgh is by taking a train to Leuchars, and then the 99 bus from Leuchars to St Andrews. The buses run quite regularly. We note that this workshop is the week before a workshop in Edinburgh titled 'Rigid structures in algebraic combinatorics and algebraic statistics' (ICMS workshop).
The organisers are (please contact us if you have any queries):
Alison La Porta (University of St Andrews) - allp1@st-andrews.ac.uk
Louis Theran (University of St Andrews) - louis.theran@st-andrews.ac.uk
Anthony Nixon (Lancaster University) - a.nixon@lancaster.ac.uk
This workshop is supported by UK Research and Innovation and the Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research.