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    Phylogenetic algebraic geometry

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    finish Ch 4 (Littlewood-Richardson rule and other handy formulas, more decompositions of spaces of tensors)

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    § 5.1-5.3 Equations for secant varieties I: special Segre varieties, subspace varieties, flattenings

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    Hyperdeterminants and optimal approximability

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    What are graph states?

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    § 5.4, 5.5 Equations II: inheritance, and prolongation

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    § 5.6 Equations III: Strassen's equations and variants

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    Uniqueness of tensor decomposition, direct sum conjecture

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    Non-commutative harmonic analysis in machine learning

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    § 6.1,6.2,6.6,6.7 The Alexander-Hirshowitz theorem and dimensions of secant varieties of Segre varieties

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    Ch 7. An algorithm for explicitly writing down polynomials in a given submodule of the space of polynomials. Further combinatorics of Young tableaux. Working with tensors in factored vs. expanded form.

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    Ch 8: Rank vs border rank of tensors and symmetric tensors

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    The variety of principal minors of symmetric matrices

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    (a) general statements on linear mixtures of random variables, (b)cumulants, (c) tensors

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    What do the words "ACM", "Gorenstein", and " rational singularites" mean and why are these properties useful?

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