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Wednesday Meeting, 2025 12 03
- Cora Aked
- Devansh Chopra
- Reinis Cirpons
- Joe Edwards
- Frankie Gillis
- Josh James-Lee
- James Mitchell
- Rheya Monerasinghe
- Amelia Phillips
- Jake Swent
- Wilf Wilson
- Michael Young
| Participant | Activity |
|---|---|
| Cora Aked | Doing the presentation and make a Cograph PR |
| Devansh Chopra | Doing the presentation |
| Reinis Cirpons | Reviewing DigraphEdgeConnectivity PR, and working on rocq blueprint |
| Joe Edwards | Watching the presentation, talk to James |
| Frankie Gillis | Finishing DigraphMinimumCutSet |
| Josh James-Lee | Doing the presentation, and finding a new issue |
| James Mitchell | Listening to the presentations |
| Rheya Monerasinghe | Doing the presentation, and working on the DigraphEdgeConnectivity PR |
| Amelia Phillips | Going over some issues in the Hamiltonian Path PR, and write some of the reflective report |
| Jake Swent | Doing the presentation, and about PythonBindings PR |
| Wilf Wilson | Doing some MET office stuff, and looking at the Semigroups CI |
| Michael Young | Watching the presentation |
The meeting began at 14:05 and ended around 16:30. Some attendees joined virtually via Teams.
As the table above suggests, several of today's participants gave a short presentation detailing the
work that they have carried out as part of their VIP. To briefly summarise, Cora explained how she
implemented an algorithm from the literature that detects cographs; Devansh explained his work
relating to permutations on digraphs, edge weights, and error handling in the digraphs package;
Josh explained how he implemented a pipeline for testing code blocks in the libsemigroups
documentation; Rheya discussed the various algorithms she has explored, implemented and benchmarked
for the DigraphEdgeConnectivity function; and Jake explained the work he did in libsemigroups
and libsemigroups_pybind11 relating to the to function, the weighted lexicographical ordering,
and other small improvements.
These presentations marked the end of the semester one VIP.