CHAT (Career, History And Thoughts) series
general mathematics history and overview number theory
University of California, Los Angeles
| Audience: | Researchers in the discipline |
| Seminar series time: | Monday 23:00-23:50 in your time zone, UTC |
| Organizers: | Chi-Yun Hsu*, Shekhar Khare |
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The idea of CHAT series is to invite established professors (in Number Theory) to talk about either (1) their math career in general (2) a theorem they proved or a theory they developed, explained from a personal and historical perspective, like how they came up with the problem, how the ideas came into place, or what the theorem/theory meant to us, etc.
Upcoming talks
Past talks
| Your time | Speaker | Title | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | May 24 | 23:00 | Henri Darmon | Modular functions and explicit class field theory: private reminiscences and public confessions | |
| Mon | May 17 | 23:00 | Peter Sarnak | Automorphic Cuspidal Representations and Maass Forms | |
| Mon | Apr 05 | 23:00 | Barry Mazur | Thoughts about Primes and Knots | |
| Tue | Feb 02 | 00:00 | Michael Harris | Galois representations and torsion cohomology: a series of misunderstandings | |
| Tue | Jan 12 | 00:00 | Benedict Gross | The conjectures of Gan, Gross, and Prasad | |
| Tue | Jan 05 | 00:00 | Ken Ribet | Langlands correspondence and geometry | |
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