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Revision as of 02:45, 3 November 2015
Number Theory / Representation Theory Seminar, University of Wisconsin - Madison
- When: Thursdays, 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM
- Where: Van Vleck B119
- 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-level seminar, which meets on Tuesdays.
Fall 2015 Semester
Date | Speaker (click for homepage) | Title (click for abstract) |
Sep 03 | Kiran Kedlaya | On the algebraicity of (generalized) power series |
Sep 10 | Sean Rostami | Fixers of Stable Functionals |
Sep 17 | David Zureick-Brown | Tropical geometry and uniformity of rational points |
Sep 22 | Joseph Gunther | Embedding Curves in Surfaces and Stabilization of Hypersurface Singularity Counts |
Sep 24 | Brandon Alberts | The Moments Version of Cohen-Lenstra Heuristics for Nonabelian Groups |
Oct 01 | ||
Oct 08 | Ana Caraiani | On vanishing of torsion in the cohomology of Shimura varieties |
Oct 15 | Valentin Blomer | Arithmetic, geometry and analysis of a senary cubic form |
Oct 22 | Brian Cook | Configurations in dense subsets of Euclidean spaces |
Oct 29 | Aaron Levin | Integral points and orbits in the projective plane |
Nov 05 | Video Party | Scholze's Cohomology of algebraic varieties |
Nov 12 | Vlad Matei | Coming soon... |
Nov 19 | ||
Nov 26 | (Thanksgiving) | |
Dec 03 | ||
Dec 10 | ||
Dec 17 | Nathan Kaplan | Coming soon... |
Organizer contact information
The seminar webpage for last semester, Spring 2015 is here.
Empty templates for future NTS pages are here and here
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