An activity of an i-MATH Intensive Research Programme
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An activity of an i-MATH Intensive Research Programme |
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| Notes to the Advanced Course: For a more through discussion of these issues, we refer the reader to http://arxiv.org/abs/0806.3463 NEW! | |||
| List of participants with lodging arranged through the CRM | |||
| Programme NEW! | |||
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| Dates: | April 12 to 16, 2010 | ||
| Place: | Centre de Recerca Matemàtica (CRM), Bellaterra, Barcelona, Spain |
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Goals
The main focuses of the workshops are Iwasawa theory and Characteristic p L-functions. Both topics have seen important advances in recent years, and of course they are strictly linked and help to the understanding of each other: thus the two workshops should be regarded as part 1 and part 2 of an activity having essentially one single scope.
The second workshop centers around L-functions and zeta values, with emphasis on the recent developments in the characteristic p theory. Among the relevant themes, we mention, somewhat disorderly, the many progresses in transcendence theory, t-motives, characteristic p gamma and multizeta functions, Drinfeld modular forms, Carlitz-Bernoulli numbers and their extensions, meromorphic continuation of Goss's L-functions and the problem of the functional equation, cohomological theories in function ¯eld arithmetic, crystals and Hodge-Pink structures.
Scientific Committee
Francesc Bars (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
Gebhard Böckle (Universität Duisburg-Essen)
David Burns (King's College of London)
David Goss (Ohio State University)
Ignazio Longhi (National Taiwan University)
Douglas Ulmer (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Fabien Trihan (University of Nottingham)
Xavier Xarles (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
Advanced Course's List of Speakers
| Goss, David | Ohio State University at Columbus |
Workshop's List of Speakers
| Böckle, Gebhard | Universität Duisburg-Essen |
| Chang, Chieh-Yu | National Center for Theoretical Sciences (NCTS) |
| Papanikolas, Matthew | Texas A&M University |
| Papikian, Mihran | The Pennsylvania State University |
| Pellarin, Federico | Université Jean Monnet |
| Taelman, Lenny | Universiteit Leiden |
| Thakur, Dinesh S. | University of Arizona |
Registration
Registration fee: 150 €
Registration includes: attendance to the lectures, documentation package, copy of the course notes (in case of advanced courses), social dinner, cultural activity, and coffee breaks
Registration to this Workshop and the Workshop on Iwasawa: 200 €
There is the possibility to register at a reduced price to two related activities that have been scheduled to take place one after the other, this one and the Workshop on Iwasawa Theory over Function Fields of Characteristic p>0. Participants may apply for registration grant for both activities through the Registration to both activities (below).
Deadline for grant applications: February 14, 2010Deadline for registration and payment: March 10, 2010
| Registration to both activities (WKDRINFELD + WKIWASAWA): word file - pdf file |
| Registration and application for financial support for this activity: word file - pdf file |
| Payment: word file - pdf file |
For registration and payment fill out the documents above and follow the instructions there
Available Grants
CRM Grant
LODGING GRANTS NEW!
There are some lodging grants available. If you wish to apply for it please send an email to Ms. Nuria Hernandez (nhernandez@crm.cat)
Young researchers may apply for a grant and take advantge of a reduced
registration fee.
Awards are determined based on academic criteria and/or country of residence (giving
special attention to advanced researchers from less favored countries).
The available grant is:
Reduced registration fee: 90€
You will be informed as soon as possible whether support is available.
| Deadline for grant applications: | February 05, 2010 |
NSF Grant*
A limited amount of funding is available from the US National Science Foundation to support participation by junior, US-based researchers, in the scientific events organized during the Research program on Arithmetic Geometry, from February 22 to April 16, 2010, as the one announced in this page. If eligible and interested please follow the link.
*Eligible applicants should abstain from applying to CRM grant above.
Call for Contributed Talks
Besides the invited talks, contributed talks from the participants are
encouraged.
If you intend to participate and present a talk, please send us a title and
abstract (a PDF and word file of one or two pages) through nthe following email
address:
wkdrinfeld@crm.cat
Deadline to submit an abstract: March 10th, 2010.
Please make sure that the submitted abstract contains the names and affiliations
of all the authors.
The scientific committee will carry out a selection process among the
contributed talks to check their suitability to the Workshop themes and to
distribute the available time slots.
Accommodation
Participants are encouraged to book their lodging as soon as possible.
For further information please contact the Administration
