NTS
Number Theory / Representation Theory Seminar, University of Wisconsin - Madison
- When: Thursdays, 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM
- Where: Van Vleck B235 or remotely
- Please join the NT/RT mailing list: (you must be on a math department computer to use this link).
There is also an accompanying graduate seminar, which meets on Tuesdays.
You can find our Spring 2022 speakers in Spring 2022.
You can find our Fall 2021 speakers in Fall 2021.
You can find our Spring 2021 speakers in Spring 2021.
You can find our Fall 2020 speakers in Fall 2020.
You can find our Spring 2020 speakers in Spring 2020.
You can find our Fall 2019 speakers in Fall 2019.
You can find our Spring 2019 speakers in Spring 2019.
You can find our Fall 2018 speakers in Fall 2018.
Spring 2022 Semester
Date | Speaker (click for homepage) | Title (click for abstract) |
Jan 27 | Daniel Li-Huerta | The Plectic Conjecture over Local Fields |
Feb 3 | Weibo Fu | Sharp bounds for multiplicities of Bianchi modular forms |
Feb 10 | Marco d'Addezio | Parabolicity conjecture of F-isocrystals |
Feb 17 | Haoyang Guo | Hodge-Tate Decomposition |
Feb 24 | Pol van Hoften | On the ordinary Hecke-orbit conjecture |
Mar 3 | Nina Zubrilina | Convergence to Plancherel measure of Hecke eigenvalues |
Mar 10 | William Chen | Markoff triples and connectedness of Hurwitz spaces |
Mar 17 | Will Sawin | |
Mar 24 | Itay Glazer | |
Mar 31 | Amina Abdurrahman | |
Apr 7 | Alexander Petrov | |
Apr 14 | Elad Zelingher | |
Apr 21 | Zahi Hazan | |
Apr 28 | Lea Beneish | |
May 5 |
*to be confirmed
Organizer contact information
Boya Wen bwen25@wisc.edu or Ziquan Yang zy352@wisc.edu
VaNTAGe
This is a virtual math seminar on open conjectures in number theory and arithmetic geometry. The seminar will be presented in English at (1 pm Eastern time)=(10 am Pacific time), every first and third Tuesday of the month. The Math Department of UW, Madison broadcasts the seminar in the math lounge room at Room 911, Van Vleck Building. For more information, please visit the official website: VaNTAGe
New Developments in Number Theory
This is a new seminar series that features the work of early career number theorists from around the globe. For more information, please visit the official website: NDNT
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