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All abstracts 
  
Hans Schneider ILAS Lecture  
Vladimir Müller: Circles in the spectrum and numerical ranges  
 
Invited talks  
Balint Farkas: Wiener's lemma along primes and other subsequences  
Alexander Guterman: Krauter conjecture on permanents is true  
Dijana Ilišević: On projections arising from isometries with finite spectrum on Banach spaces  
Thomas Laffey: On the lengths of some generating sets of matrix algebras  
Chi-Kwong Li: Matrix problems in quantum information science  
Laurent Marcoux: Vector states on operator semigroups  
Mitja Mastnak: Distributing trace  
Heydar Radjavi: Simultaneous versions of Perron-Frobenius and Wielandt results  
Ahmed Sourour: Sylvester equation in triangular operator algebras  
Helena Šmigoc: An equivalence result in the symmetric
nonnegative inverse eigenvalue problem  
Vladimir Troitsky: Unbounded convergences in vector and Banach lattices  
 
Contributed talks   
Anita Buckley: Indecomposable matrices defining plane cubics  
Mikhail Budrevich: Extremal non-convertible fully indecomposable (0,1)-matrices  
Yorick Hardy: Some open questions about Kronecker quotients  
Damjana Kokol Bukovšek: Linear spaces of symmetric nilpotent matrices  
Zhening Li: Bounds on tensor norms via tensor partitions  
Olga Markova: Length realizability problem for pairs of quasi-commuting matrices  
Blaž Mojškerc: Jordan triple product homomorphisms on triangular matrices to and from dimension one  
Marko Orel: On matrix theory, graph theory, and finite geometry  
Aljoša Peperko: Inequalities on the spectral radius, operator norm and numerical radius of Hadamard weighted geometric mean of positive kernel operators  
Bor Plestenjak: Minimal determinantal representations of bivariate polynomials  
Rajna Rajić: The Birkhoff--James and Roberts orthogonality in C*-algebras  
Klemen  Šivic: Dimension of commuting varieties  
Stephan Weis: A variation principle for ground spaces  
Aljaž Zalar: There are many more positive maps than completely positive maps  
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