Contact

Contact ¶

Computational Algebra Group ¶

School of Mathematics and Statistics
University of Sydney
NSW 2006, Australia

Email ¶

General inquiries: magma@maths.usyd.edu.au
Bug reports: Report bugs here
Licensing: magma@maths.usyd.edu.au

Postal Address ¶

Computational Algebra Group
School of Mathematics and Statistics
University of Sydney
NSW 2006
Australia

Office Location ¶

Room 820, Carslaw Building (F07)
University of Sydney
Camperdown NSW 2006

Key Personnel ¶

John Cannon ¶

Professor
Email: john@maths.usyd.edu.au
Phone: +61 2 9351 2966

Allan Steel ¶

Senior Research Fellow
Email: allan@maths.usyd.edu.au

For technical questions about using Magma, please email magma@maths.usyd.edu.au with: - Your Magma version number - Operating system details - A clear description of the problem - Relevant code examples (if applicable)

Bug Reports ¶

If you find a bug in Magma, please report it here or send details to magma@maths.usyd.edu.au.

Licensing and Orders ¶

For licensing inquiries, renewals, or new orders, contact magma@maths.usyd.edu.au.

Research Collaboration ¶

The Computational Algebra Group welcomes research collaborations. Contact Professor John Cannon for information about potential partnerships.

Visiting the Group ¶

The Computational Algebra Group is located in the Carslaw Building on the University of Sydney campus. Visitors are welcome by appointment.

Directions ¶

The University of Sydney is located in Camperdown, about 3km southwest of Sydney's central business district. The Carslaw Building is in the heart of the campus.

By Public Transport: Take the train to Redfern Station, then bus 422, 423, 426, or 428 to the University.

By Car: Limited parking is available on campus. Visitor parking permits can be purchased at campus entry points.

Computational Algebra Seminar ¶

The group runs a regular seminar series. For information about upcoming talks, please contact us or check our news section.

Acknowledgments ¶

We acknowledge the many mathematicians and computer scientists worldwide who have contributed to the development of Magma. Their expertise and feedback have been invaluable in making Magma a world-class computational algebra system.