Browsing Workshops 2008 by MSC "11"

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    • 0811 - Analytic Number Theory 

      [OWR-2008-14] Workshop Report 2008,14 (2008) - (09 Mar - 15 Mar 2008)
      The meeting on analytic number theory brings together leading experts from various active subbranches of the field, including L-functions, counting points on varieties by the circle method or geometric means, sieves, ...

    • 0832 - Arithmetic Algebraic Geometry 

      [OWR-2008-35] Workshop Report 2008,35 (2008) - (03 Aug - 09 Aug 2008)
      Arithmetic geometry lies between number theory and algebraic geometry. It deals with schemes over the rings of integers of a numberfield or also over a p-adic completion. For them one investigates geometric properties, ...

    • 0806 - Automorphic Forms, Geometry and Arithmetic 

      [OWR-2008-5] Workshop Report 2008,5 (2008) - (03 Feb - 09 Feb 2008)
      This meeting provided an overview of recent developments in the theory of automorphic forms and automorphic representations. In addition, new results in related areas including geometry, arithmetic geometry, moduli spaces, ...

    • 0840 - Geometry and Arithmetic around Hypergeometric Functions 

      [OWR-2008-45] Workshop Report 2008,45 (2008) - (28 Sep - 04 Oct 2008)
      Hypergeometric functions form a classical subject of Mathematics providing an interesting link between apparently quite different fields of research like differential equations, group theory, differential geometry, physics, ...

    • 0847c - Mini-Workshop: Group Actions on Curves: Reduction and Lifting 

      [OWR-2008-54] Workshop Report 2008,54 (2008) - (16 Nov - 22 Nov 2008)
      Group actions on algebraic curves over local, global and finite fields play an important role in modern algebraic and arithmetic geometry. From the arithmetic perspective, the most difficult and interesting case occurs ...

    • 0826 - Profinite and Asymptotic Group Theory 

      [OWR-2008-28] Workshop Report 2008,28 (2008) - (22 Jun - 28 Jun 2008)
      This meeting was focused on asymptotic aspects of group theory. The resulting problems lead, in particular, to the study of infinite groups, with an emphasis on the asymptotic behaviour of their finite quotients. Properties ...