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Revision as of 23:12, 16 January 2013
Number Theory – Representation Theory Seminar, University of Wisconsin–Madison
- When: Thursdays, 2:30pm–3:30pm.
- Where: TBD
- Please join the NT/RT mailing list: (you must be on a math department computer to use this link).
Spring 2013 Semester
| Date | Speaker | Title (click to see abstract) |
| Jan 24 (Thurs.) | Tamar Ziegler (Technion) |
tba |
| Jan 31 (Thurs.) | William Stein (U. of Washington) |
tba |
| Feb 7 (Thurs.) | Nigel Boston (Madison) |
A refined conjecture on factoring iterates of polynomials over finite fields |
| Feb 14 (Thurs.) | Who? (Where?) |
tba |
| Feb 21 (Thurs.) | Who? (Where?) |
tba |
| Feb 28 (Thurs.) | David Perry (NSA) |
The Cracking of Enigma |
| Mar 7 (Thurs.) | Kai-Wen Lan (Minnesota) |
tba |
| Mar 14 (Thurs.) | Hang Xue (Columbia) |
tba |
| Mar 21 (Thurs.) | Who? (Where?) |
tba |
| Mar 28 (Thurs.) | No seminar (Spring break!) |
Spring break! |
| Apr 4 (Thurs.) | John Jones (Arizona State) |
tba |
| Apr 11 (Thurs.) | Andrew Snowden (MIT) |
tba |
| Apr 18 (Thurs.) | Who? (Where?) |
tba |
| Apr 25 (Thurs.) | Who? (Where?) |
tba |
| May 2 (Thurs.) | Wei Ho (Columbia/Princeton) |
tba |
| May 9 (Thurs.) | Stephen Gelbart (Weizmann Institute) |
tba |
Organizer contact information
Sean Rostami
Also of interest is the Grad student seminar which meets on Tuesdays.
Last semester's seminar page is here.
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