Laplagne, Santiago
Researcher · Academic Council · Professor
- Email Addressslaplagn@dm.uba.ar
- JobProfesor Adjunto, Instituto de Cálculo
- Office2615
- Webhttp://cms.dm.uba.ar/Members/slaplagn
Areas
Knowledge TransferMathematical-computational tools
Research AreasMathematics for natural science
Subjects, courses and seminars
2026
- Courses1°CLaboratorio de datos (LCD) Comisión 1 - 1er cuatrimestre
- CoursesVeranoLaboratorio de Datos - Curso de verano
2025
2024
- Courses1°CData Lab 1
- Courses1°CLaboratorio de Datos (LCD comisión 2)
2021
Teaching
2024
- Primer cuatrimestre: Laboratorio de Datos
2023
- Verano: Álgebra Lineal Computacional
2022
- Segundo cuatrimestre: Álgebra Lineal Computacional
- Primer cuatrimestre: Álgebra Lineal Computacional
2021
- Segundo cuatrimestre: Optimización Semidefinida
- Primer cuatrimestre: Álgebra Lineal Computacional
Publications
- Sum of squares decomposition of positive polynomials with rational coefficients (2024)
S. Laplagne
Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpaa.2024.107631 - Computing integral bases via localization and Hensel lifting (2022)
J. Boehm, W. Decker, S. Laplagne, G. Pfister
Journal of Symbolic Computations - Special issue MEGA 2019
https://arxiv.org/abs/1505.05054 - Facial reduction for exact polynomial sum of squares decompositions (2020)
S. Laplagne
Mathematics of Computation 2020
https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.04215 - Normalization of Rings (2010)
G.-M. Greuel, S. Laplagne, F. Seelisch
Journal of Symbolic Computations 2010
http://arxiv.org/abs/0904.3561
CV
Adjunct Professor at the Institute of Calculus.
I completed my PhD in mathematical sciences at the University of Buenos Aires under the supervision of Teresa Krick, focusing on algorithms in commutative algebra. Afterwards, I conducted postdoctoral research in biomathematics at City University of Hong Kong under the supervision of Steve Smale, studying the 3D structure of proteins. My current areas of interest are computational algebra, real algebraic geometry, and semidefinite programming. Specifically, I am focused on algorithms for ring normalization and computational tools for decomposing positive polynomials as sums of squares.