Alberta Number Theory Days XI (ANTD XI)

Number theory is a broad and central area of research with many connections and applications to other areas of mathematics and science. The subject may be divided into several subdisciplines that range from pure mathematics, such as algebraic number theory, arithmetic geometry, analytic number theory, and automorphic forms and representation theory, to more applied areas such as computational number theory, cryptography, and athematical physics. All these fields are represented among the Albertan number theorists from Calgary, Edmonton, or Lethbridge.

The annual Alberta Number Theory Days provide a unique venue for these researchers, their students, and their visitors for face to face discussion of ideas and for facilitating collaborations. New connections are made and old associations are renewed. The workshop also allows for the exchange of knowledge, which will improve the progress of current projects.

Speakers List:

Julia Gordon (primary speaker, UBC)

Amir Akbary (University of Lethbridge)

Nitin Chidambaram (University of Alberta)

Andrew Fiori (University of Lethbridge)

Alia Hamieh (University of Northern British Columbia)

Jamie Juul (UBC)

Jack Klys (University of Calgary)

Karol Koziol (University of Alberta)

Sumin Leem (University of Calgary)

Adam Topaz (University of Alberta)

Jonathan Webster (University of Calgary, visiting)

Jinwei Yang (University of Alberta)