====== Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing ======

Welcome to the wiki for the [[http://simons.berkeley.edu|Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing]]


===== Fall 2024 =====
  * [[MPG24:start| Modern Paradigms in Generalization]]


===== Fall 2023 =====
  * [[LAD23:start| Logic and Algorithms in Database Theory and AI]]


===== Spring 2023 =====
  * [[MC23:start|Meta-Complexity]]


===== Summer 2022 =====
  * [[LAT22:start|Summer Cluster: Lattices and Beyond]]


===== Fall 2021 =====
  * [[GMOS21:start|Geometric Methods in Optimization and Sampling]]


===== Fall 2020 =====
  * [[HD20:start|Probability, Geometry, and Computation in High Dimensions]]
  * [[RL20:start|Theory of Reinforcement Learning]]


===== Fall 2018 =====
  * [[algebra:start|Algebraic and Geometric Complexity -- reading/discussion group]]


===== Fall 2014 =====
  * [[AG14:start|Algorithms and Complexity in Algebraic Geometry]]

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