Description
The workshop aims to foster and strengthen a long-lasting exchange between automorphic forms researchers in the EU and the US. The focus includes all areas of research related to automorphic forms, including mock modular forms, Maass forms, Jacobi forms, Siegel modular forms, special values of L-functions, elliptic curves, random matrices, quadratic forms, computation, representations of automorphic forms, applications of modular forms, etc. We aim to generate and sustain a friendly, supportive atmosphere, providing encouragement to young researchers, mentoring opportunities for more established researchers, as well as a forum for exchanging ideas and forming new collaborations. Researchers at all career stages are encouraged to present talks; we also wecome posters on research in automorphic forms. The workshop takes place in the second week of the meeting, which is 7th - 11th July 2014. The talks will take place in the mathematics department of the University of Bristol. The workshop is organised in partnership with Clay Mathematics Institute, with additional funding from the Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research, and the National Science Foundation.
Schedule
The schedule, with a list of abstracts, is available here.
Abstract submission
If you would like to give a talk, please submit your abstract by filling out this form.
Registration
Please register by emailing the organisers at eu.us.afw.2014@gmail.com. Please indicate whether
- you would like to give a talk;
- your attendence depends on funding, and if so, what your estimated travel costs are.
Conference participants will be asked to pay a £30 registration fee, although this will not be charged in addition to the Summer Research School registration fee, and it may be lowered or waived as is appropriate. The registration fees pay for the daily coffee, tea, and snacks, as well as the refreshments for the Wednesday socialising event. If you would also like to attend the research school, please follow the instructions on this page.
Registration fee
To pay the registration fee, please follow this link.
About the workshop
Talks
The workshop talks will be 20, 30, and 40 minutes in length; researchers at all stages of their careers are encouraged to present their work. Each day will begin with a talk that is, at least in part, a survey of some aspect of automorphic forms.
Posters
We invite participants to bring posters on some of their research in automorphic forms that we will display outside the workshop lecture hall in the University of Bristol Mathematics Building.
Speed-talks
Following the success of "speed-talks" in the Texas-Oklahoma Representations and Automorphic Forms series of conferences, and in the spirit of the BBC Radio 4 show “Just a Minute”, we will have a session of 2-minute talks where the speakers are charged with presenting some mathematics, without hesitation, deviation, or repetition. Such talks provide a lighthearted opportunity to learn about others' research, and it will be scheduled at the end of a morning or afternoon session, so that discussions can continue following the session.Other planned activities:
- Poster-making session.
- Panel session, focused on "Encouraging and supporting diversity in the mathematics community." Please see this relevant article, which was discussed during the panel.
- Socialising event, on Wednesday evening of the workshop.
Participants
- Rajender Adibhatia (Univ. Luxembourg)
- Scott Ahlgren (Univ. Illinois Urbana Champaign)
- Faez Al-Maamori (Babylon University)
- Nickolas Andersen (Univ. Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- Samuele Anni (Univ. Warwick)
- Henrik Bachmann (Univ. Hamburg)
- Soumya Bhattacharya (MPIM Bonn)
- Tobias Berger (Univ. Sheffield)
- Christopher Birkbeck (Univ. Warwick)
- Siegfried Böcherer (Univ. Mannheim)
- Andrew Booker (Univ. Bristol)
- Hatice Boylan (Istanbul Univ.)
- Kathrin Bringmann (Univ. Cologne)
- Sky Brewer (Univ. York)
- James Brown (Clemson Univ.)
- Jack Buttcane (Univ. Göttingen)
- Dimitrios Chatzakos (UCL)
- Cangxiong Chen (Univ. Cambridge)
- Dohoon Choi (Korea Areospace Univ.)
- James Cogdell (Ohio State Univ.)
- Brian Conrey (Amer. Inst. of Maths, and Univ. Bristol)
- Jonathan Crawford (Durham University)
- John Cremona (Univ. Warwick)
- Giuliana Davidoff (Mt. Holyoke)
- Amy DeCelles (Univ. St Thomas)
- Nikolaos Diamantis (Univ. Nottingham)
- Tim Dokchitser (Univ. Bristol)
- Stephan Ehlen (Univ. Darmstadt)
- Solomon Friedberg (Boston College)
- Jens Funke (Univ. Durham)
- Sharon Frechette (College of the Holy Cross)
- Daniel Fretwell (Univ. Sheffield)
- Holley Friedlander (Williams College)
- Jonas Gallenkamper (Univ. Aachen)
- Paula Hamby (Univ. of North Carolina at Greensboro)
- Alia Hamieh (Queen's Univ., Canada)
- Bernhard Heim (GUtech)
- Sebastian Herrero-Miranda (PUC, Chile)
- Eric Hoffmann (Univ. Heidelberg)
- Jeff Hoffstein (Brown Univ.)
- Geleta Hundruma Legesse (Addis Ababa University)
- Paul Jenkins (BYU)
- Andrew Jones (Univ. Sheffield)
- Matija Kazalicki (Univ. Zagreb)
- Lloyd Kilford
- Krzysztof Klosin (Queens College New York)
- Angelos Koutsianas (Univ. Warwick)
- Muthu Krishnamurthy (Univ. Iowa)
- Niko Laaksonen (UCL)
- Jack Lamplugh (Univ. Cambridge)
- Min Lee (Brown Univ.)
- TingFang Lee (National Taiwan University)
- Pedro Lemos (Univ. Warwick)
- Yingkun Li (Univ. Cologne)
- Ben Linowitz (Univ. Michigan)
- Jeremy Lovejoy (LIAFA)
- Guangshi Lü (Shandong Univ., China)
- James Martin (Univ. of North Texas)
- Marc Masdeu (Univ. Warwick)
- Joao Matias (Penn State)
- Michael Mertens (Univ. Cologne)
- Michael Neururer (Univ. Nottingham)
- Robert Osburn (UC Dublin)
- Shiv Prakash Patel (Tata Institute)
- Vandita Patel (Univ. Warwick)
- Yiannis Petridis (UCL)
- Ameya Pitale (Univ. Oklahoma)
- Ravi Raghunathan (IIT Bombay)
- Olav Richter (Univ. North Texas)
- Jeremy Rouse (Wake Forest Univ.)
- Abhishek Saha (Univ. Bristol)
- Rainer Schulze-Pillot(Univ. Saarlandes)
- Nils Skoruppa (Univ. Siegen)
- Samir Siksek (Univ. Warwick)
- Pavel Snurnitsyn (Lomonosov Moscow State University)
- Mehmet Haluk Sengun (Univ. Sheffield)
- James Stankewicz (Univ. Copenhagen)
- Armin Straub (Univ. Illinois Urbana Champaign)
- Fredrik Strömberg (Univ. Nottingham)
- Karen Taylor (Bronx Community College)
- Holger Then (Univ. Bristol)
- Masao Tsuzuki (Sophia Univ.)
- Thorsten Paul (Univ. Saarlandes)
- Srivatsa Vasudevan (Kerela School of Mathematics)
- Esa Vesalainen (Univ. Helsinki)
- Mahendra Kumar Verma (IIT Bombay)
- John Voight (Dartmouth College)
- Fabian Werner (TU Darmstadt)
- Tian An Wong (CUNY)
- Shunsuke Yamana (Kyushi Univ., Japan)
- Zhuohui Zhang (Rutgers University)
* = to be confirmed.