Konferenzservice Mandl

Zusammenfassung: This workshop, sponsored by AIM and the NSF, has the goal of providing a description of $GL_3$ automorphic forms and their $L$-functions amenable to analytic number theorists and to explain the various approaches available to perform harmonic analysis on these spaces. A second objective will be to discuss the extension of some of the important tools existing in the $GL_2$ theory to the $GL_3$ context: a typical example is Kuznetzov's formula. A third objective will be to list some important problems known for $GL_2$ and to identify the main obstructions to the extension of these to $GL_3$: typical problems are non-vanishing problems for central values of L-functions and subconvexity problem. To achieve these goals we plan to bring together analytic number theorists and specialists from the theory of automorphic forms and related fields who are interested in analytic questions.

Zusammenfassung: One of three regular number theory meetings per year held in the state of South Carolina.

Zusammenfassung: The workshop will feature minicourses in hyperbolic geometry, quantum topology and number theory given by world renowned experts and is aimed at graduate students and recent PhD's. Support is available for the workshop and conference participants mainly in the form of housing. We also expect to provide partial travel support. Funding is provided by the NSF through an FRG grant. Detailed information about support, speakers and participants will be announced soon on the conference homepage.

Zusammenfassung: This is an international conference on loops, quasigroups, latin squares, nonassociative algebras, and other aspects of nonassociative mathematics. Researchers from all areas of nonassociative mathematics are welcome. Preliminary list of main speakers: Murray Bremner (University of Saskatchewan, Canada) Diane Donovan (University of Queensland, Australia) Richard M. Green (University of Colorado, U.S.A.) Gábor P. Nagy (University of Szeged, Hungary) J. D. Phillips (Wabash College, U.S.A.) Ivan Shestakov (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil)