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| bgcolor="#BCD2EE"  | I will talk about a nice result by Serre which can be seen as counting the totally ramified extensions of a local field by an appropriate weight. By easy computations, one can arrive at analogous mass formulas for other extensions from Serre's mass formula. I will mention how it relates to other problems in number theory.
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Revision as of 23:06, 23 September 2023

This page contains the titles and abstracts for talks scheduled in the Fall 2023 semester. To go back to the main GNTS page for the semester, click here.


9/12

Joey Yu Luo
Geometric proof of Hurwitz class number relation
In this talk I will introduce the Hurwitz class number relation, and give a geometric proof using the modular curves over complex number. The main ingredients are different perspective of elliptic curves. First year graduate students who are interested in number theory are welcome.


9/19


9/26

Eiki Norizuki
Mass Formula
I will talk about a nice result by Serre which can be seen as counting the totally ramified extensions of a local field by an appropriate weight. By easy computations, one can arrive at analogous mass formulas for other extensions from Serre's mass formula. I will mention how it relates to other problems in number theory.


10/3


10/10


10/17


10/24


10/31


11/7

TBA
TBA


11/14


11/21


11/28


12/5


12/12