Algebra and Number Theory, Conference Lyon/Ottawa
Lyon (ICJ)
June 20 to June 24, 2016
Description
This conference is the first mathematical meeting Lyon/Ottawa. It fits inside the exchange program
ORA, that is Ontario/Rhône-Alpes.
The field is Algebraic and Number Theory. The following topics
will be represented: transcendence, diophantine approximation, Iwasawa theory,
representation theory and Lie theory, K-theory and motives, p-adic Langlands program,
cluster algebras and non-commutative algebra.
The morning sessions will be devoted to two master lectures (in French). The first one deals
with Grothendieck Children Drawings. This sits at the crossing of Galois theory and
group theory. The second one deals with Geometry of Numbers. Starting with the famous
Minskowski's theorem, the problem is its generalization to "rigid adelic spaces" with applications
to the small solutions of quadratic equations.
The afternoon sessions will be held in paralel with an "Algebra room'' and a "Number Theory" room.
Speakers:
S. Alsaody, D. Barrera Salazar, Y. Billig, L. Capuano, D. Corwin, A. Frabetti, S. Gaussent, L. Ghidelli, K. Iohara, M. Laurent, S. Le Fourn,
O. Mathieu, E. Neher, F. Nicolae, F. Pellarin, A. Pianzola, A. Pichereau, V. Pilloni,
N. Ressayre, S. Rozensztajn, H. Salmasian, A. Savage, P. Voutier.
Organization
Philippe Gille (ICJ, Lyon), Damien Roy (Ottawa University)
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