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Elliptic curves with a 7-isogeny, and a recalcitrant genus 12 curve Thumbnail

Elliptic curves with a 7-isogeny, and a recalcitrant genus 12 curve

Presenter
  • Alice Silverberg
April 14, 2011
SLMath
Towards an arithmetic theory of Jacobi forms over number fields Thumbnail

Towards an arithmetic theory of Jacobi forms over number fields

Presenter
  • Nils-Peter Skoruppa
April 14, 2011
SLMath
Fast methods to compute the Riemann zeta function Thumbnail

Fast methods to compute the Riemann zeta function

Presenter
  • Ghaith Hiary
April 13, 2011
SLMath
Disparity in the statistics for quadratic twist families of elliptic curves Thumbnail

Disparity in the statistics for quadratic twist families of elliptic curves

Presenter
  • Barry Mazur
April 13, 2011
SLMath
Paramodular forms and Böcherer's Conjecture Thumbnail

Paramodular forms and Böcherer's Conjecture

Presenter
  • Gonzalo Tornaría
April 12, 2011
SLMath
Large values of the zeta function and disordered landscapes Thumbnail

Large values of the zeta function and disordered landscapes

Presenter
  • Jon Keating
April 12, 2011
SLMath
Point count statistics for families of curves over finite fields Thumbnail

Point count statistics for families of curves over finite fields

Presenter
  • Par Kurlberg
April 11, 2011
SLMath
Thorne: Lower terms in counting cubic fields Thumbnail

Thorne: Lower terms in counting cubic fields

Presenter
  • Frank Thorne
February 4, 2011
SLMath
Moments of L-functions Thumbnail

Moments of L-functions

Presenter
  • Kannan Soundararajan
February 4, 2011
SLMath
Random Maximal Isotropic Subspaces and Selmer Groups Thumbnail

Random Maximal Isotropic Subspaces and Selmer Groups

Presenter
  • Bjorn Poonen
February 3, 2011
SLMath
Computing Elliptic Curves using Modular Symbols Thumbnail

Computing Elliptic Curves using Modular Symbols

Presenter
  • John Cremona
February 3, 2011
SLMath
Statistics of number and function fields Thumbnail

Statistics of number and function fields

Presenter
  • Akshay Venkatesh
February 3, 2011
SLMath