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Home — Events — Applications of Automorphic Forms in Number Theory and Combinatorics

Applications of Automorphic Forms in Number Theory and Combinatorics

Date: 12 - 15 April 2014

Location: Louisiana State University

Event type: Conference

Organisers: Jerome Hoffman (LSU), Ling Long (LSU), Karl Mahlburg (LSU), Jorge Morales (LSU), Bogdan Oporowski (LSU), Robert Perlis (LSU), Holly Swisher (Oregon State University)

Website: www.math.lsu.edu/~srntc/nt2014

This conference will be held in honor of the lifelong work of Wen-Ching Winnie Li, on the occasion of her birthday. 

The organizers aim to bring together top experts along with junior researchers and graduate students in the active fields of number theory and automorphic forms. 

Distinguished speakers include Abel prize winners Jean-Pierre Serre and John Tate. 

From the synergy of a gathering of researchers with related interests but complimentary knowledge and skills, we expect advances in research programs for the participants, dissemination of important current work by experts to a broad audience, and professional development for junior researchers and graduate students. 

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